Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-22

tennImore, Wednesday.
DIR q. c. NARROW went to Fen
nimore on business Friday.
VIM. [. Browuell, Of Platteville,
was in Lancaster Thursday.
Henry Kuenster, Of C8ssville,
was in Lancaster last Wednesday.
Mrs. Leta Enoch, Of Platteville,
was a Lancaster visitor Wednesday.
Paul AID Meta Schmidt spent
Saturday at the Rev. Recht homo at
Liberty.
Mrs. Mary Poland left Monday
morning for ten days business trip
to Platteville.
Mrs. Jake Hoffman returned
Monday from d visit with relatives
at Highland.
Miss May Broulser entertained
number of friends Friday evening at
6 O. clock dinner
Mrs. ]. G. Rialon and daughter
Margaret returned home Saturday
from a visit at Galena.
Glenn Lacke. who is attending
school in Lancaster, spent Sunday
in Highland with his parents.
Miss Kraemer, of Fennimore, was
here Sunday to see her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Jewell and mohter. MIS- Timm.
Mr.. and Mrs Lew. Croft spent
few days in the country last week
with their sons, ENGINE and Clarence.
Fred Basf1rd, who is clerking in
Aliens store at Livingston, was home
Friday for brief visit with bis
family.
Mrs. Sophia Willy left Monday
morning for a weeks visit at Fenni-
more with her two brothers. Ed and
William Pendleton.
Miss Ella Fisher ard August
Henke, Of Waterloo, were here last
week at the home of Gustav Henke.
They returned home Monday.
Mrs. Geo. jackson, of Ryegate,
Montana, who has been here to sac
her sister. Mrs. Roy Schmidling, re-
turned hom9 Monday morning.
Mrs. Regain, Of Chicago, returned
home Monday morning after a visit
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Jas McBrien and other relatives.
Ruth Gerhart, Of Fennimore,
came Saturday evening for visit
with her friend Myrtle Boyes here,
returning home Monday morning
William Rigdon went to Madi-
son Sunday. to take an examination
before the state board as to his
qualifications to become a licensed
'tonsorialist. -
Ed McClurg and family of Platte
Vile and Clarence Medley and family,
of KNOXVILLE, were here Sunday to
see Mrs. CIurg's and Mrs. Medley's
mother, Mrs Hannah Frye.
Mrs. Minnie Stephas, of Ashyre,
Iowa, who had been hsre to attend the
funeral of her brother, Ed Heiliger
and has since been visiting relatives
here, returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Goddard and
daughter Grace were called home to
Monroe Friday by the death of their
niece, Margie Sullivan. Mr.. Goddard
is working on the new asylum.
Mrs. Percy Willy and little son
Earl left Saturday afternoon for
about weeks visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Ed Pendleton at Fen
nimore and other relatives and
friends
"A number Of members of the
old Country Club have organized
club known as The Golden Rule"
and are now spending their leisure
hours in room over the Peoples
State Bank.
Mrs j. Nj. Allen, daughter
Aileen and son Ben, who had been
visiting with Mrs. Allen parents,
the editor Of The Herald and wife,
for about six weeks, returned to their
home in Charlotte, Mich. last Fri
day.
There will be a basket social at
the school house in district No. Z,
South Lancaster. Miss Mabel Hol.
Finger teacher, Wednesday evening,
Oct 80. Every body invited. Ladies
will please bring baskets. A short
entertainment will precede the social.
Many people over the county are
taking advantage of the special offer
being made by The Herald to new
suhscri bers who send in their orders