Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-11
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Ray Fine of British Hollow left
Saturday eve for East Dubuque,
where he took the midnight train
for Fargo, North Dakota.
A week of prayer was held at the
Congregational church this week,
Rev. r. c. Bennett pastor
Miss Louis Foote returned last
Friday from her home at Ripon,
where she has been spending her
two weeks vacation.
Miss Syrena McLaug hlin returned
to Bagley Sunday nlorning, where
she will resume her work in school.
Bob Travis of Harrison was a
caller here last Sunday.
Miss M. Galloway of Cassville was
the guest of her cousin, Nellie
Ansburn last week.
Nicholas Schumacher transacted
business in Savannah a few days
this week.
Warren Lodge No. 4, F. and A.
M. aud Warren Lodge, No. 80, o.
E. S held joint installation at
Masonic hall Thursday evening,
Jan. 2; Officers installed in Warren
Lodge. No 4, were as follows.
Worthy Master, E. G. Thomas;
Senior Warden, T. II. Runkel; Junior
Warden, ). D. Centield, Jr.; Treas
urer, John Marcue; Secretary, E A.
Berge; Senior Deacon, 81. Durley;
Junior Deacon, Geo. w. Slaght;
Tyler, John Campbell.
Warren Lodge, No. 50, installed
following officers: Worthy Matron,
Mrs. S. Kunkel; Worthy Patron,
E. A. Berge; Associate Matron,
Mrs. Thyrsa Ennor; Secretary, Mrs.
Minnie Berge; Treasurer, Mrs.
Lewis; Conductor, Mrs. Jennie
Hurst. Following the installations
banquet was held in the dining
room of the hall to which the mem
bers of both lodges and invited
friends attended and partook of
refreshments of q most elaborate
nature.
Belknap Ferqua Post G. A. r.
Commander, Philip Roesch; Service
Commander, r. b. Kendr'ck Jr.;
Vice Commander, John Horner;
Quarter Master, Simon Langsteff;
Adiutant, Mark Calvert; Officers of
the day, j. h. jackson; Officer of
theguard, JacobScheulter; Chaplain,
Norman Clark.
The Ladies Relief Corps held their
installation at their hall last Satur-
day and they took in three new
members. The following officers
were elected for the coming year:
President, Mrs Fine; Senior Vice
Pres Mrs. Kendrick; Vice Pres,
Junior, Mrs Roesch; Chap, Mrs.
Horner; Treas, Mrs. Bonn; Sec
Mrs. barrow; Con, Mrs. Ames;
Assistant Con-. Mrs. Keehner;
Guard, Mrs Webb; Assistant Guard,
Mrs. Coons; Color bar, Pauline
Walter; Color bar, 2. Mrs. Buss;
Color bar, 3, Mrs. Runkle; Color
bar. 4, Mrs Thomas. After the
election of officers they repaired to
the dining room where bOunteous
spread was laid.
Fred Wissel of Dubuque was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. III. Schu-
macher here last Sunday.
Mrs. M. Willmers left Saturday
for visit with her son and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Willmers in DID,
buque.
Leo 1obin of Tennyson and Mrs.
Fritz, Sr, are on the sick list.
Miss Mary Uppena visited a few
days with her relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Neimer at Cassville.
AL. Elwell of Cassville transacted
business here last Wednesday.
| o. Kuenster of Glen Haven trans
acted business here last Saturday.
Mrs. Gus Schael visited a few
days with her sister-in. law, Mrs.
Henry Gress at Dubuque.
Miss Mae Taylor visited with
friends in CassYille last Thursday.
r. S. Porter, Virgil Mathews,
Bliss Hull, Chris Keehner, and
Misses Audrey Danforth, Eula Dan
forth and Julia Keehner of Viola
visited at the home of Chris and
Julia Keehner's parents here, and
lo1so o+tondo6 tho WOOdmAD dance
They returned to Viola Thursday
morning
i Mrs. Eugene Coons was the
, recipient of an Arlington piano from
her husband for Christmas gift.
Royal Neighbors officers for the
, ensuing year are: Oracle, Mrs
, John McKelvey; Vice Oracle, Mrs
, James Crawther; Past Oracle, Mrs
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