Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-04-11

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A baby girl was born to Rev. and
Mrs. Harberts, Sunday.
Walter F. Reddy made business
trip to Woodman, Monday.
Mrs. G. H. Basford returned from
her visit to Oshkosh Tuesday.
Chas. Thompson of Beetown was a
Lancaster visitor, last Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Eastman spent
Sunday at the Ed. Martin home.
Miss Josephine Flesch went to
Highland, Tuesday, for visit.
John Thier and wife are the parents
OF baby girl, born Saturday
Miss Sue Johnson is visiting at the
Jacob Wagner home near Liberty.
Miss Rachel Schreiner returned to
Downer college, Milwaukee, Tuesday.
S. A. Thomas and son, Marcus, Of
POtOsi, were Lancaster callers Mon
Day
Lambert Groenier has, installed an
orchestrion in the Elite hotel ladies'
parlor.
The son of Grant Hampton of Boice
Creek, is i'll with smallpox so it is
reported.
Jas. Bradbury was in Fennimore.
Friday visiting his brother, J. B.
Bradbury.
T. P. Shreve of the Wisconsin Farm
er, was in the city Monday, calling on
customers.
Prof. W. J. Bennett left Saturday
for Spring Valley, for short visit
with friends.
Mrs. Geo. Curtis and children Of
Sitter, visited the weekend at the D.
E. Curtis home.
Cap. Schmidt, w. A. Lesser and Ed.
Flesch were among the Potosi visi-
tors here Monday.
Jas. Pigg of Fennimore was a Ian
caster visitor Friday. Mr.. Pigg is in
quite poor health
Mrs. G. V. Clanton, visited several
days this week with her sister, Mrs
Claude Sayre, at Mineral Point.
La Verne He'll returned Monday
from Boscobel saying that his father
was feeling as good as could be ex-
pected
oct10 70, w
day, April 1, with Percy Eastman in
stead OF fishing in Grant as report
ed last week
Mrs Herbert Schuppener of Slit
ger, was here Monday, between trains,
on account Of the death Of her aunt,
Mrs. Jane Ward.
Miss Vera Thompson, instructor Of
music in the Lancaster schools, came
Monday, after spending her vacation
at her home in Fennimore.
r. l. Dugdale of Piatteville, editor
Of the News, was a Lancaster caller
Monday. Mr.. Dugdale is still getting
out bright and up-to-date paper.
hA D Od1l AL, accompanied ny H2I
sister, Miss Florence Fischer, of Liv-
ingston, returned home Monday. Miss
Fischer is a Platteville Normal stud
ent
Jas. Memo of R. F. D. 6, bought
Paige 646 of Burrows & Winskill,
last Saturday The car is a splendid
one and should give Mr. Memo and
family much pleasure.
j. Lee Wright has leased the trick
horse Major" to Joe Greer Of Bloom
ington, who will use him the coming
season with the Lane q Kemp shows.
Mr.. Greer was over Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Parker and
daughter, Miss Gladys, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roach, of Fenni-
more, mOtOred to Lancaster Sunday
and visited briefly at the G. F. Bud
worth home.
c. H. Basford and w. A. Johnson,
left Monday for Dickinson, N. D., via
Potosi They will look at Dakota land.
Before returning Mr.. Basford will
WISH DIT AU6IO66n Will HIS uduSUL0E,
Miss Jessie Humphrey
The Rev. Guy Campbell family have
been placed under scarlet fever quar-
antine since Monday due to the mild
illness Of the eldest daughter, Ruth.
Mr. Campbell has taken quarters
elsewhere, the rest of the family stay
ing at home.
Mrs. Roy Cornwall arrived Mon
day, via Potosi, from New Lisbon,
Wis, to help care for her mother, Mrs.
G. H. Angus, who has been very i'll
for eight weeks. At present Mrs. An
gus is somewhat improved Virgil
Angus and Mrs. Guy O. Miller met
Mrs. Cornwall at Potosi with an auto.
Henry Geiger and Orville Ballan-
tine of Bloomington, visited with
friends in Lancaster, Sunday.
Special interest attaches to the
meeting of the Womans Club on We'd