Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-11-30

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DIR. J. H. Reed went to Chicago
on business Monday.
Henry Lord. of Bloomington,
was in Lancaster Friday.
james Wood, of Glen Haven, was
in Lancaster Wednesday.
John Langkamp, of Rockville
was in Lancaster Thursday,
j. Nj. Burgess. Of Cassville. was
Lancaster visitor last week.
-Undersheriff Jay Harcleroad went
to Madison on business Sunday.
j. B. May. of Mineral Point. had
business at Lancaster Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Galloway visited in
Oshkosh and Appleton last week.
DIR. j. s. O'Connor. eyssight
specialist, is coming See ad in this
paper
Miss Nellie Howell who teaches
in the Rewey high school spent
Thanksgiving at home.
Ned Ivey, who is employed at
Milwaukee in the Brewer shoe store
spent Thanksgiving at home.
Kingsley Livingston, student in
the University of Wisconsin visited
relatives in Lancaster THANKSGIVING.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert BROKER and
son Eugene spent Thanksgiving in
Plattevllle at the Clay Chapman
home.
Miss Bertha ferret returned to her
home IN North Lancaster Sunday after
week visit with her cousin, Mrs.
Ora Wayne.
Harry Llvens and Matthew
Peacock, who are attending Monroe
business college, were home for
Thanksgiving.
"A surprise party was given Rev.
and Mrs Herbert Nye by number of
their friends Friday evening all had
happy ana enjoyable time.
Miss Daisy Roberts, of Blooming
ton, took the train here Sunday for
Milwaukee. where she is a student in
Milwaukee Downer College
Miss Eva Aupperle will go to
Sheldon, Iowa, for visit this week.
From there she will go to. California
where she will spend the winter.
Louis George arrived home Thurs
day from Clark county where he has
been hunting deer for a couple weeks
He was successful in killing a good
sized doe.
"A pleasing feature Of the Thanks
giving day observance in Lancaster
was the open air concert in the after
noon by the city bad. Quite a crowd
was on the streets enjoying the music
Among the University students
home for the Thanksgiving recess
were Miss Marie Baumgartner,
Messrs. Claire Totman, Herbert
Taylor, keenan, Bennett, Ralph
Muesse.
AT the Congregational bazaar,
December second, the ladies will sell
quilts. comfortables, a variety in
aprons and handkerchiefs, kimonas
and fan cy novelties, candies, popcorn
etc. Come at two O'Clock.
Clarence Howe went to Chicago
Friday for a visit. On Monday he
went to Sioux City, Iowa, where he
has position until January when be
will again go on the road in the in
tersts of the Bradley Knitting Com
pany, of GAINESVILLE.
An enjoyable family reunion
was held Saturday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Jacob Baumgartner in this
city. The occasion was the eightieth
birthday of Mr.. Baumgartner who is
one of Grant County most substantial
citizens. 1t was made particularly
pleasant by the presence of as many
of Mr.. and Mrs Baumgartner' chill
dren and grand children as were able
to be here. Those from out Of town
who were present we're: Mrs. George
1uffleY and little daughter Francis,
of Ma1ion Mr. and Mrs. Will Baum
gartner and Mrs Peter Baumgartner
and children, Of Fennimore. Mr.
Baumgartner has spent nearly sixty
of the eighty years of his life in Wis
consin. He was born in Bavaria Ger
many aud came to this state with his
father in June 1850 With the ex-
ception of several months residence in
ST Louis and up to his retirement
number of years ago he has engaged
[ in farming In this state. He was
married to Miss Mary Winterl;ng
also native of Bavaria October %.