Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-03-17

Friday, on business.
Miss Margaret Doll went TO
Montfort Friday, to give music les
sons.
Miss Leila Beetham, of Liberty,
was Lancaster caller between trains,
Saturday.
Julia Sweeney went to Livings-
ton, Friday, to see her sister, Mrs.
Frank Allen.
Miss Frenda Smallbery, of Fen
nimore, was in this city between
trains, Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Cox went to Highland,
Friday, to visit her sisters, Mesdames
Mary and Rose Lacke.
Miss Esther Henkel went to
Dubuque and Sinsinawa to visit
friends for few days.
Chester Croker and Whit Burr
went to Fennimore, Friday to play
with Peerless orchestra.
Mrs. NJ. MONTE and daughter,
lisa, left for Dubuque, Friday to visit
a few days with relatives.
Mrs. M. A. Bailey and Helen
Smith, of Fennimore, were Lanca ster
callers between trains, Friday.
Mrs. George Muender and chill
dren, of Montfort, visited at the
Edgar Grebe home the first of the
week.
-Clanton and Appleby have sold
their stock of clothing to Bert Bush,
Of Avoca, who will ship it to that
place and open up store.
james Tiff and daughter Zoa
went to Green Bay, Saturday, to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. lifts brother,
George, who died on Friday.
Miss Pearl Knapp, of Bloom
ington, passed through here Saturday,
enroute to Platteville, where she will
visit with friends for a few days.
Mrs. Gale Russell Montieth, of
Monroe, died last Thursday, after a
short illness. Mrs. Montieth will be
remembered as Miss Gale Russell, of
this city.
The Women's Union of the Bap-
fist church will hold a baking sale
Saturday next, from 2 to 5 p. M, in
the Wenzel building, three doors east
of Schreiners' store.
The next number on the lecture
course wilt be DR.. Hagerman a
humorist lecturer. His subject will
be "The World We Live In, at the
opera house, March 10. Reserved
seats SOC; gallary 35c.
Readers of The Herald are eau
toned against going to Madison this
week to see the University of Wis
consin exposition, for the good and
simple reason that it will not be on
exhibition. There will be no exposi-
ton of any sort, until next week
Thursday. The opening day is March
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On today, Wednesday, there will
be at Ellenboro community insti-
tute, at which such men as Prof. G..
C. Humphrey, of the University of
Wisconsin, will speak. This COM
munity work is a good thing, and it
is hoped large crowd will be in at
tendance at this meeting.
After a month of anxiety, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Totman were relieved
on Monday by getting night letter
from their son, Claire, who landed at
Hoboken, N. j., Sunday, after very
stormy passage from South America,
where he has been teaching in a COL
lege of agriculture in Uruguay. The
last message Mr.. and Mrs. Totman
had from Claire, before this welcome
telegram, was dated back in Decem
Der, stating that he was coming home
for a time. He expects to be in
Lancaster week from today, March
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AT Darlington, last Friday
evening, the Lancaster basket ball
team won another game to help them
to a strong position for the finals,
when the time comes. BY score OF
45 to q they took the second game
with the Lafayette county boys. AT
the end of the first half the score
stood % to II. The local team die
not stay in Darlington over night,
but Immediately after the close OF
the game caught train to Platte
vile, where they remained. They
stopped off at Montfort and played a
second game with that team, which
resulted in score of % to 10, in
favor of the locals.
"A year ago last January this Sec
tion of Wisconsin was considerably
stirred up by the murder of street
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