Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-01-10

OulcaSO yesterday,
Miss Alverna Kemper. of Liberty,
visited here Monday
Miss Helen Godfrey went to
Dodgevllle Thursday
Rev. Father WamboId went to
Fennimore Wednesday.
Mrs. John Kilburg has been sick
the past week with tonsi1itis.
Miss Helen Hayward, of Fgnni-
more, visited friends here Wednesday.
Miss Flossie Judd left Friday for
Hurley, S. Oak. where she is teach
ing school.
Richard Boesser of Milwaukee.
who is visiting his parents at Sitter
was here Saturday.
Will Boyle who was given a
birthday post card shower received
147 beautiful cards,
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
He
Starr next Friday afternoon
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Blewett left
Monday to their home in Anammosa,
ia, after visit in Lancaster.
Miss Nellie Smith has Deen
spending the mid-winter vacation
with relatives in Bloomington.
e. L. Chandler drove across the
country from Glen Haven Monday to
bring his son Bert. back to school.
Rev. and Mrs j. F. Dorland of
Verona, visited at the home Of Mrs
M. j McNair a few days last week.
Miss Lulu Eggers returned to her
home in Linden Monday after a visit
at the Roy Oates hume in this city.
Miss Theda Howe left Saturday
for Hudson, Wis, to resume Ter
duties as teacher in the schools there.
Did you make any New Years
resolutions on Monday Jan. 1, 1912?
If SO, how many still remain IN
broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Boeringer
and daughter Of Milwaukee, visited
relatives IN and around Lancaster last
week.
W. H. Morrow and wife left
Monday for Rockford. Ill after a
visit with the formers parents near
Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Huston. of
Montfort. spent Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs. VIM. Ward, Mrs Jane Ward
and Miss Harriet Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs Chris Meyer, of
Werley, returned to that village
Saturday after a visit at the John
Furstenberg home near Lancaster.
x. 0. Wolford. who has been
working for Sam Kerr at Hurricane
Corners, left Monoay for Valparaiso,
Ind, where he will attend school.
Miss Maud Perry, of Chicago,
returned home Monday after short
visit ia Lancaster where she was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tuck
wood.
The teachers in tbs various
departments of the public schools
returned last week from their vacation
trips and the schools reopened Monday
for the winter term.
Several exchanges tell of slight
earthquake shocks felt in our neigh
boring cities and villages on Tuesday
last but we have yet to hear of any
on feeling any such quaking in this
city.
Miss Baeruth Bowers returned to
St Mary's academy at Prairie du
Chen Friday, after a short vacation
spent in Lancaster with her IN other
and other relatives. Miss Bessie
Trautwein accompanied her as far as
Fennimore.
We noticed in The Teller last
week that L. Wright, Assistant
Cashier in the Peoples State Bank.
was taken to Chicago to be operated
upon for appendicitis. However, Lee
did not go to Chicago, but is in the
Doolittle Bros. hospital. and is much
improved from his sickness
The annual meeting of the st.
Clements congregation was held
Sunday January :. 1919. H. F.
Barnett was re elected as secretary
and Herman Dracssler. as treasurer
The vote was taken and carried to
purchase a fre-proof safe and to in
stall a beating plant in the Catholic
school and Sisters dwelling.
Mics Stella FARMLAND, accom-
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