Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-03-31

school duties at Appleton, Monday.
Miss Dollie Roth went to Sitter,
Saturday, to visit friends for few
days.
Mrs. Len Bradley and daughter,
Lulu. of Fennimore, were in this
city, Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Kapp went to Fen
nimore, Saturday. to visit ner sister,
Mrs. J. Buster.
Mrs. Dora Grants went to Bara-
boo, Friday, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Homer Kelly.
Miss Ganice Eastman went to
Madison, Saturday, to visit her sister,
Vera, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Brennan
and Miss Elsie, went to Milwaukee,
Sunday, for a few days.
Mrs. A. G. Mitchell went to
Fennimore, Sunday, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. F. lockwood.
Mrs. J. Rundel went to Madi-
son, Saturday, to visit her sons,
Thomas and Ernest, for few days.
Mrs. Geo. Beck and sister, Mrs.
Marie Miller, went to Dodgeville,
Friday, to visit their parents for
few days.
The Misses Mary WEBB and
Margretta Nehls, who are attending
Lawrence college at Appleton, are
home for a week. vacation.
Mrs. A. Stivarius returned to
her home at Fennimore, Friday,
after visit with her mother, Mrs.
Caroline Timm, in this city.
The Misses Pearl Galloway and
Tressa Warren came home Sat
urdav, from Menomonie, where they
attend Stout Training school.
"A. C. Smith and grandson took
the train Monday morning for Chicago
to visit his daughter, Odessa Shaw,
and the grandson to visit his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Thompson
returned to their home at Milwaukee,
Saturday, after pleasant visit with
Mrs. Thompson's sister, Mrs. Carl
Lange, of this city.
The Misses Helen Peterson
Alice Rynder, Jane Pengelly; Leonora
Damuth and Ruby Bunker left for
their respective homes, Saturday
morning, to spend the spring vaca-
tioa.
IS. R. Greene left for the
Canadian northwest on last Tuesday
morning, where he has a claim on
which he is making preparations to
prove up. As it is he will plant
crops for the coming summer.
City, township and village cleo
tions next Tuesday with ticket for
justice of the supreme court, county
superintendent of schools, and mem
Der of the county board of education,
in addition to the a usual local tickets.
See official election notice elsewhere
in this paper.
"A dozen intimate friends of Miss
Genevieve Belken helped her to cele-
brate her birthday last Monday even
ing. Dainty refreshments were served,
games played and social hour passed i.
Before dispensing, the company pre-
scented Miss Genevieve with a very
handsome lavalliere in commemora-
finn of tho occasion
Mr.. and Mrs. Byrl Budworth,
of Portland, Oregon, who have been
here since just before Christmas,
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
AL Budworth, left again yesterday
for the coast. Mr.. Budworth is a
good printer and during several weeks
of his stay here has kindly consented
to don an apron and assist The
Herald through the rush of work we
have been experiencing throughout
the winter.
The Herald has printed during
the past week the judicial and educa-
tional ballots required by the county
at the coming election, April 6, in the
"a voting precincts of the county.
There were thirty thousands of these,
in three different kinds, printed on
both sides, and this office was the
lowest bidder for the work. We are
credited with having printed and de-
livered these with greater prompt
ness than any similar job has been
handled for the county in many
years.
Many unkind things are said
about spring, especially about March
and April weather. And too often
these unthinking remarks are justified
By weather conditions. When the
weather man comes to breaking off
from winter into summer he I'M
doubtedly has his troubles in getting
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