Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-06-20

Mrs. Mel Frye OF FennlmOre, was
in the city on business last Friday.
Geo. P. Angus was a Prairie du
Chen business visitor last Thursday.
Mrs. VIM Brandt, of Fennimore,
spent Friday at the r. A. Austin home.
Mrs Jas. McBrien went to High
land, Friday for a visit at the F. F.
Heidel home
Mrs. J. P. BAIL and son, Cletus, of
Dodgeville, visited at the V. Holzmil-
Ter home last week.
Miss Ruth Harding Of Minneapolis,
returned home Friday, after visit
at the c. H. Highlands home.
Mrs Harvey Abrams of this city, is
home again after a visit with her sis
ter, Mrs Ed. Krog, of Platteville.
Miss Fannie Bayman of Sitter, Wis
tied last week at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. r. A. King, in this city.
Urban Smith of Fennimore, visited
last week with Fred and Leo HenkeI
in this city
Roy Daley of Platteville, was Wis
itor in Lancaster, last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Louis Fischer and Richard Or
/ ton, went 10 Madison, Thursday, for a
visit with Hilda and Roy Fischer
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mooney of Wood
man, were Lancaster visitors, Thurs
day
Mrs. j. H. Hahn went to Sullivan,
Wis, for visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Boettscher
Miss Hazel Bray went to Fenni-
more, Thursday, for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bray.
Mrs Nellie Meighan of west of Lam
caster, left for Benton and Shulls-
burg the first of the week. She will
visit with relatives for time.
Misses Verna Green, Linda and
Gertrude Grimes went to Madison on
Thursday, for visit at the o. n Da-
Wis home.
Mrs Geo. NARROW and grandson,
Floyd NARROW, went to BOscobel, on
Thursday, for a visit at the Frank
Taylor home.
Miss Louise Brown left for her
home in Omaha, Friday. She has
taught the commercial department in
the high school the past two years.
Misses Laura Johnson and Belle
Dudley arrived home Tuesday to
spend their vacation. They are stud
ents at the Platteville Normal.
Mrs. c. B. Willard of Cedar Falls,
Wash, is visiting at the C. D. Stratton
home. She expects to make an ex-
tended visit here.
Dr.. J. A. Gault and son, Harry, left
Saturday night for Chicago, where the
doctor will look after business and
Harry will take III the automobile
races this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Woodhouse
were in Cassville from Wednesday un-
til Friday arranging for and attend
ing the funeral of their relative, Mrs.
Emily Larned.
L. G. Wheeler returned from Mil
waukee, Thursday, after spending
four days as delegate to the state
Masonic meeting. Mr.. Wheeler is w.
NJ of the local Chapter
Carson Prize Scott was the name
on one of the registration cards show
ing up on the check at the courthouse.
There are number of SCOTS in the
county but evidently only one Gar
son Prize"
Herman Buchner of Crossett and
Millville, Ark, in the winter and Lam
caste Wis, in the summer, is in the
city and has been for the past two
weeks. Mr.. Buchner is his usual
CHEEKY self.
John Edinger of Greenville, Mich,
spent Wednesday. of last week visit
ing Mrs Mary j. Hicks, his cousin,
and G. w Burrows and family. Mr.
Edinger is in the lumber business in
Michigan.
Mrs. Belle D. Smith has been hav-
ing visit from her friend Mrs. Rose
Birmingham Edwards of Little Falls,
Mimi Mrs Edwards left here some
it.
Frank Horton of Fennimore, re-
Gently sold two Holstcin cows to
Platteville dairvmen WI. desired to
make additions to their herds. Mr..
Horton has a fine herd Of Holstein-
Friesians
W. J. Bailie spent three days Of
last week at Mather, Wis, inspecting
the cranberry marsh owned jointly
by him and several other Lancaster
people. Indications point to a good
crop this year although the season
there is very backward being even
more so than here. The plants are all
budded but have not bloomed as yet
Otto Gulke leaves next week for
Fennimore, where he will open tail
oring establishment with a cleaning
and pressing department in connec-
ton. Otto is bright and industrious
young business man and should do
we'll in a good town like Fennimore.
He will make his home there and
hopes later, to branch out in bigger
things.
DR.. J. "A. Gault had a beautiful spec
linen Of the Japanese poppy on exhi-
bition in the Hoffman window last
week. The flower measured inches
across the petals and the cOloring was
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