Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-04-03

Marcus Baxter has gone to Madi-
son for visit.
-Chas. Klarman is in New Mexico
again on business.
Mrs. Thos. Mcdonald went to
Montfort Saturday.
}. M. Goldstein went to Chicago
yesterday on business.
Harmony Quartette Reeds opera
house. Thursday, April, 18th.
r. A Draper is visiting his son
Dr.. Merle Draper. at Walter, MINI.
John Benner and wife went to
Rewey Saturday for a short visit.
Water color and pastel painting
lessons given by Miss Mabel Stone.
Jim. more com monty known as
jug Webb. is home for a short
visit.
Miss Helen Godfrey spent Sunday
with friends at Montfort and Fennl-
more.
The Easter vacation has caused
the Lancaster schools to close this
week.
The teachers in the public schools
of the city are away this week for a
short vacation.
Mrs. Brice, of Fennimore, visit
ed friends here last week returning to
her home Sunday.
Several voters from Liberty came
in on the noon train to cast their vote
at the regular polling places.
Mrs. Fink Allen, Of Livings-
ton has been visiting friends here.
She returned home yesterday.
-Burne Pollock came homo to vote
and left again on the afternoon train
yesterday to resume his duties as a
state bank examiner.
An ali day quilting this week
Thursday at the W. r. G. hall. Lots
Of work; let ali turn out that can
with basket dinners
Misses Nina and Dorothy Nc
Mahon are spending a part of their
vacation with friends near Sitter.
A model Of the great progressive
invention, the airship, is on exhibit
ton at the Overland Service Co.
garage
-Adolph Wepking, county road
went to Boscobel yes
terday to make preparations for start
ing road work there soon.
Mrs. ]. T. Bennett and daughter !
3enevieve spent Sunday in Madison,
and will return with keenan, when he
comes home for the Easter vacation.
Miss Helen Schneider, Of Madison.
spent a few days last week at the
Louis Fisher home, She returned to
Madison Wednesday and will soon
leave for Dakota to work as a
R. A. Watkins expects to leave
tomorrow for Lawton and Oklahoma
City, Okla. where he will visit his
children and grand childen and join
bis wife who has been spending the
winter there. He will be gone about
three weeks and Mrs. Watkins will
then return home with him.
Little Helen Bruss the 20 year
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Bruss entertained Thursday afternoon
from 9 to o'clock in honor of her
birthday. About 20 young people
were present and all had 6ne time.
The youthful hostess was presented
with a token Of remembrance by each
guest in attendance and the little
party will be long remembered by
abb.
Owen Flynn, of Milwaukee,
formerly citizen of this city is here
for a visit. Mr.. Flynn formerly
made trips to and from Lancaster as
an engineer on the G. & N. W. He
had this run when the narrow
gauge was first put through this
region and it was his brother and
Mr.. Williams who promoted the
bui hiding of the Platteville branch of
the e.. & N. W.
Last Sunday March 31st. was con
frmation day at the Presbyterian
church. At this time 10 young people
were confirmed, who were as follows:
Misses Margaret Lay, Lillian Hol-
Finger. Esther Wepking and Cora
Meyer; Messrs. Earl Vesperman,
Alvin Meyer, Rudolph Hoehn, Reuben
Holzinger, Oscar Kohlenberg and
Harry vesperman. Including these
Is new members were added to the