Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-07-28

L. w. Mauer was down from
Fennimore Monday on business.
will Mulrooney was here from
Bloomington, yesterday on business.
John L. Grindell, autoed here
from Platteville on business yester-
day.
DR.. F. II. Baldwin, of Bloom
ington, autoed here on business Mon
day.
Otto Wolf and o. Grill were
here from Savanna, ILL.,, on business
Monday.
A. B. Lowell was here from
Muscoda the first of the week on
business.
Miss Florence Luce has been
visiting friends in Dubuque the past
few days.
Atty. R. A. Goodell, of Platte
vile, transacted legal business here
yesterday.
Irwin Vesperman went to Mil
waukee yesterday on few days
business trip.
w. Smith, of Bloomington
called on Lancaster relatives and
friends Monday.
Miss Louise Cox, of Humboldt,
Kansas, is visiting here with her
aunts, the Misses Schmitt.
Miss Leona Showalter returned
with her brother Claude to Fit. Atk-
inson, Sunday, for weeks visit.
Frank E. Jenswald and Ed
Heberlein, of Fennimore, were
county seat business callers yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Starr and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Orion spent Monday
fishing at Bertram Lake, near Cass-
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed are
visiting here at the home Of DIR.
Reeds parents, DR.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Reed.
"A. B. Browning states that his
property which was reported as being
sold to Mr.. Muench, has not been
sold but only rented.
The Selig polyscope party returned
to Lancaster Monday, safe and sound,
although a trifie sunburned. They
report having delightful trip.
The Orpheum will open again
Friday evening having been closed
several weeks while the manager, F.
G. Burr, was on the Selig trip.
Mrs. H. E. Gross left Friday
for New York where che will join
Mr.. Gross and visit with Mr.. Gross
relatives. They expect to return
about the early part of next month.
Miss Elizabeth Llsherness leaves
today, Wednesday, tor her home at
Baldwin, Kansas, and later to Lewis
ton, Mont, at which place she will
teach English, Expression and Ply
steal Culture, in the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark, who
have been visiting here the past ten
days with Mr.. Clark's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Clark, expect to re-
turn to their home in Indianapolis
tomorrow. They made the trip of
454 miles in their Ford roadster
with the consumption of only Is gal
Ions of gasoIine-an average of 25
miles per gallon.
WIN. Hoffman residing on r. F.
D. 4 and a subscriber of the Herald
for fifty years, believes in doing
good by stealth and one of his
favorite methods is to leave the editor
some of his prime comb honey.
Mr.. Hoffman is hale and hearty and
gives ample evidence just what fifty
years reading of Grant County Herald
will do for the constitution.
George Z. Taylor living on R.
F. d. 9, raises bees that produce
honey of the highest quality and
his product is put up in manner
that creates very pleasant anticipa-
ton. He is member of the Ma
tional Beekeeper's association, and
the jars bears his name, number and
address, and the seal of the organiza-
ton. We know just how good the
honey is for Mr.. Taylor left jar in
the office for US during our absence.
H. w. Brown and wife and son
Richard left Monday for their west
ern trip They will go first to
Truckee, Nevada, where they will take
the branch that runs to Lake Tahoe
and spend several weeks at that de-
lightful mountain lake, fishing. From
there they go to San Francisco and