Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-09-01

Fred Day has sold his Kissel tour
ing car to George Clanton.
james Hudson, of Galena, was
here on business yesterday.
DR. F. H. Baldwin was here from
Bloomington yesterday on business
John Day has been in Milwaukee
the past few days, on business.
James Bailey, residing south of
this city has purchased a large Veilie
auto.
A. H. Truitt, D. c., will move his
offices soon to the rooms over the Tel
Ter office.
A. H. Patch, of Bloomington, was
here yesterday with Jeffrey auto, for
which he is agent.
Everett Royal, of Chicago, came
Monday evening for a visit at the DR..
]. H. Fowler home.
Evans Stone expects to leave Sat
urday for Quincy, ILL.,, where he will
attend the Gem City Business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett UT, who
have been spending the past two
months on the Pacific coast, are ex-
pected home this week.
E. S. Morse and wife, Of Fenni-
more, and daughter Mrs. Frank Smith,
OF Los Angeles, CAL, and son, J. F.
Morse, of Mt. Hope, visited last Friday
tho A u NTnpco homo in, !, o;+
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Breithaupt,
who have completed courses at the
Palmer School of Chiropractic at Dav-
export, Iowa, are visiting relatives in
this vicinity. They contemplate locat-
ing at Portage, Wis.
The new bridge over Pigeon
Creek, has been completed by the con-
tractors, Burns Bros. All that is now
needed is for the board of South Lam
caster to accept it and then it is
ready for traffic. 1t is a fine piece of
work and has room for two vehicles
to pass, and thus does away with the
danger heretofore possible.
DR.. J. H. Reed is remodeling the
old home located on the Beetown road,
now occupied by Clyde Webb and
family DR.. Reed will add fine front
porch, beside a rear porch and a bath,
preparatory to his moving into it this
fall
"A. E. Lewis, of this city, and Hen
ry Levy, of Chicago, shipped three
car loads of horses Saturday This
was the largest shipment of horses
ever shipped from this city by one
party. These horses were of large
size, and brought top notch prices.
Lewis and Levy will be buying here
again on September II.
New BIewett, of Brawley, Califor-
mia, way down in the famous Imperial
valley, paid the Herald office visit
last week and got acquainted. Ned is
the foreman of great big cattle
ranch, and is a typical Cow man."
He is visiting with his father and
brother in Lancaster for while and
will return shortly to his Western
home. He has promised to write us
something about life in California lat
er on, and we as well as our readers,
will look forward to his letter with
interest.
DIR. j. H. Reed met with a pain
full experience while riding on an &C
commodation car between Madison
and Mazomanie. Dr. Reed was on his
way to his farm at Arena, Wis, and
was looking out of window, when
terrible jar threw him against seat,
crushing in his hat, and rendering him
unconscious. The trainmen telegraph
ed ahed to MaZomanie for doctor to
meet the train, but none appeared
when the train arrived at that station.
At Arena, physician examined DR..
Reeds injuries and found, besides
bruises about the body, two broken
bones in the left foot DR.. Reed came
directly home and has since been con-
fined to his home under the care of
local physician.