Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-08-27

after her vacation spent at home.
From there Mrs Oswald and Carrie
went to McGregor to visit her sister.
W. H Ankle, of Chicago, Mrs A.
B. Ankle and Bubbles of Waubasha,
and Mrs. Larsons, of Minneapolis,
are visiting at Frank Taylor's.
old Mr.. Jentz and two sons Fritz
and Anss. Fred Wenburgg and
Johnny Steinhoff, of Platteyille, came
up Friday in Fritz's auto to make
arrangements for some repairs on the
barn on Mr.. Jentzs farm here.
Urben Print, Mrs. John Harris
brother, left for his home in Chicago
Friday. He has been visiting Mrs.
Harris for some time.
Mrs. Lew Wildman came from Los
Angeles, Calf, Friday, to join her
husband here.
Ralph Hay, from Rockford. Ill, is
visiting his classmate, Frank Morris
soy.
The Misses Tryon are visiting with
their relative, Mrs. Les Boorman.
They are from Perry, Iowa.
Mrs. Pent, of Chicago, is visiting
her friend Lula Glass and Saturday
they went with Name Glass, Lew
Newman and Frank Clark and wife
and daughter Roxey on the boat from
WyaIusing to McGregor. They re-
port good time.
Sadie Roth is to be married to a
Mr.. Hachstrose, a printer of Milwau-
kee, about the 18th of Sept.
Miss Teasdale. of Cassv lille. and
Miss Ames, OF Potosi, are visiting
their friend Miss Eva Tyler.
Geo. E. Taylor of the Hurricane,
will be here on the Goth or 30th of
August with a load of extracted
honey, so if any one wants to get
sweet on their best girl come and
meet him at Morrissey's.
Mrs. Geo. Millen came from four
weeks visit at her son Jim's at Glen
Haven, Friday. Her daughters,
Chloe and Ollie, accompanied her.
Geo. Clark ST., and wife are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Henry Cook
and go to Georges for a visit and
fishing party.
Ida Beiderman went to Lacrosse to
visit her sister, Saturday.
Mrs. Lund, of Lacrosse, is visit
ing her husband at the Beiderman's s.
Mr. Lund is conductor on one of the
work trains here.
Mrs. Rice, of Lacrosse, is visiting
Mrs. Jake Beers.
Evans and Katherine Martin, of
Lancaster are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Ira Willard.
Berenice and Gladys Scharfenstein,
of Csssville, are visiting with Mrs.
Jim Boorman. Berenice was a
former teacher here and has been
teaching the past year in Virginia.
She is going back to teach there again
this year and Gladys is attending
school in New York.
Sadie Patch and Will Vogt went to
Gluten burg, Friday, to the carnival.
They report good time.
Sadie Patch went Saturday to
work in the new sanitarium at Prairie
du Chen.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifton and son Henry
went to Dubuque, Tuesday, to visit
cousin of Mrs. Clifton, Mrs. Roy
Patterson. They visited Union Park
while there, and Mrs. Clifton said
she had not supposed there was place
in Dubuque so nice, They had a
fine time and came home Thursday,
Henry stopped off at Mccartney to
stay all night with Lee Pace and
wife; he came home Friday.
Leo Stumphey and wife went to
his parents at Thompson, ILL.,, Satur-
day and came back to Bagley Monday
at Mrs. Stumphey's home the Ander-
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Grant where Leo is working with
the bridge gang. They are living in
tent
Mrs. Patch and sister, Mrs. Cliff
ton, went to their fathers to visit
cousin, Frank Bravat. Dne day last
week.
Mrs Jennie Patten, residing across
the river from Boscobel, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Hodge.
Miss Irma Palmer and Miss Matson
returned to Peoria, Ill, after a few
days visit here with relatives and
friends.
j. NJ. Day Sundayed with his
family at home. He is doing brick
work at Mt. Horeb.
Will Wood and wife Sundayed at