Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-03-11
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Mrs. L. h. Briel, Of Sitter, was
here between trains Friday.
Mrs O'Flharity of Montfort, was
here between trains, Thursday.
Mrs. E. Camp was a Lancaster
visitor from Sitter, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Morse visited
in Sitter and Fennimore portion of
last week.
Mrs. Henry Hyer and little son
went to Monroe. Wednesday, to visit
her parents
Misses Edith Whaler and Edna
Ellington were Lancaster callers from
Sitter, Friday.
Mrs. Louis Schmidt spent Wed
nesday afternoon with Rev. and Mrs
Recht at Liberty.
Mrs. Herman Martell went to
Livingston, Thursday to visit her
father, Ben Bourett.
Mrs. Geo. Clark was caller from
Bagley part of last week, and returned
home Friday morning
Mrs. w. F. Joeckel returned
nome to Lake Mills, Friday after
noon, after a visit here with friends.
Mrs s. E. shrunk. of Osterdock,
Iowa. had business in Lancaster. part
of last week, returning home Friday.
Miss Florence Narrower had
week's vacation last week and spent
part of it in Madison with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs A. T Moore re-
turned home to Bagley Thursday
morning after a business visit in this
city.
Mrs. W. A. WeYhrauch and Mrs.
Chag Vesperman left here Thursday
morning for East Delavan for visit
with Mrs. Weyhrauch's folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Cook. of
Montfort brought their daughter
Florence here Wednesday to be
patient at the Godfrey hospital
The Penny Picture People have
decided to stay in Lancaster for at
least another week. Better have your
picture taken now before it is too
late.
Miss Mary Belken, machine
operator in The Herald's type setting
department, has been very i'll for a
couple Of days with symptoms of ap-
pendicitis.
Mrs. Oscar Bonham has been
visiting relatives here during the
past week Miss Zoa Tiff returned
home to Bagley with her Wednesday
for few days visit.
Mrs. Chas. Krohn spent the day
in Fennimore, Wednesday and attend
ed the celebration of the 52nd ami.
versary of the marriage of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Ed Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Brandt. of
Fennimore, Mrs. Robt Hake, of
PIatteville and daughter. Mrs. j J.
Massion, of LaSalle. ILL.,, attended
the funeral of Mrs. Hannah Frye held
here last Wednesday.
Miss Florence Cook was operated
upon at the Godfrey hospital, Fri
day morning and is at this writing
getting along nicely. Her mother,
Mrs. J. n. Cook, was here from
Montfort Friday to see her.
"A bulletin has been issued by
the secretary of state to the effect that
nobody under the age of sixteen years
will be permitted to operate an auto
mobile or motorcycle upon the streets
and highways in Wisconsin hereafter.
Hubert Alt and Clarence Suttle
started yesterday morning on a bust
ness trip covering several days, in
Guiding stop at Baraboo and Reeds
burg for the purchase of a car of
potatoes and couple of days at Mil
waukee and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs T. F. Orion are
both still numbered among the sick
although Mrs. Orion is considerably
improved Her two sisters, Mrs.
Alice Webster and Mrs. Sue Horton,
of Scales Mound, arrived few days
ago to assist in caring for them.
Fred 9. Burr is still unable to
resume his duties as manager of the
Orpneum Theatre, having now been
confined to the house by illness most
of the time for twelve weeks. He
gets up town occasionally but finds
home the most comfortable place to
stay yet. We will all be glad to
see him at his old post again.