Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-11

Ed Shaw has returned to his
work on the railroad.
H. E Gross made business trip
to Cassville, Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Morse,
Thursday morning. daughter.
Miss Mary Wilcox went to Bos,
cobel Monday to see her sisters.
Misses Vera Eastman and
Genevievs Bennett were home last
week.
Paul Friar, of Woodman. was a
guest at the JAS Trainor home, last
Friday.
Pat Judge and son are here from
the Klondike section of Alaska, visit :
ing relatives.
Edward Kemper, of Davenport.
came Saturday afternoon, for visit
with friends here.
Tickets for THE Rosary We'd
nesday. Feb. II, are selling at
Hatch drug store.
Misses Lillian and Stella
Schneider went to Sitter, Saturday,
for a visit with relatives.
Miss Wilkinson, nurse at the
Doolittle hospital, returned home to
Madison, Saturday morning.
Mrs Broghley and son, Arthur,
went to Millville, Tuesday afternoon
to see her sister, Mrs H. J. jackson.
Mrs. R. N. Lee returned home
to Gray's Lake, ILL.,, Thursday, after
spending a week here at the Chas.
Burrows home.
For the months of December and
January there were 2268 callers
registered at the Lancaster public rest
room for women.
Miss Hazel Wier returned to her
home in Montfort, Saturday. after a
visit here with her grandparents, MIR.
| ana MIS- JQO. DOm0r
Miss Lucille Elengen, of Dodge
Vile, was the guest of her friends,
Misses Genevieve Moran and Miriam
i Ivey the latter part Of the week.
Geo. Schloesser, of Denver, Col
is here for q visit with his sister.
Miss Barbara Schloesser. and his
brother, William and other relatives
Geo. Marks has traded his farm,
which he had but recently bought of
Henry Zenz, for Hubert Ats house,
which is occupied at present by Mr..
Pugh.
Henry Mink has sold his farm.
1 mile east of Burton, and will move
to Lancaster to make his home here,
after March and bis auction sale
Will be Feb 24.h
Mrs Neuroth, of Montfort and
Mrs. Hand of Racine, returned to
their homes last Tuesday afternoon
after visit here with their daughter
and sister. Mrs. VIM. Garner.
Mrs VIM. Tuck wood and daugh-
ters, Mrs Clarence Mcmahon and
Miss Pearl lockwood went to Chi.
cage. Saturday aud will be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs, Warren Gelbach,
while there.
Fred Miles, who has been here
at his ndparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. Miles, left here Saturday morn
ing for Fennimore, where be will
visit relatives before going home to
Glasgow, Montana.
Grant County is to have two
farmers Institutes this winter and
Potosi is slated for one of them.
! This will be pulled off on the 10th and
goth of this month. And the jolly,
bully little city Of Putosi is strain
ing every nerve to make it success
and to see that all who favor them
with attendance on the event shall be
royalty entertained.
Mrs. Sails, mother of Mrs. Jno.
Kilbourg, died last Monday and was
,, taken to the Hurricane church, from
which the funeral services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. NJ Harberts. Mrs,
Sails had been sick only a short time
and her death came as a surprise to
her children and other relatives and
friends. The remains were laid to
rest in the Hurricane cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Carter
chaperoned small dinner party at
the Country club, last Friday night.
Those who participated were the
Misses Martha Meyer. of this city,
Louise Todd, Dixon, Ill and Lois
Wakefield, Bloomington; Messrs.
Frank Meyer, Kenneth Burgess and