Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-11-25

MISS d6nrleLCa myers OCCURS InlS
Tuesday at the Catholic church, Rev.
Rupprechter officiating. Mr.. Birch is
an industrious young farmer. The
bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn. Myers, well-known residents
of Blakes Prairie. May the young
couple be happy.
Mrs. T. Frank Drohen came from
Chicago Friday to be with her hus-
band, who is managing the Groom
sale.
Mrs. T. D. Nagle and daughter
Laura have gone to Dakota to spend
the winter with relatives.
The members of the local o. Z. S.
have received an invitation to visit
the Lancaster Chapter, and a delega-
ton expects to drive over to that city
this Thursday evening.
Harry Zenz while cranking the
auto to start home Saturday evening
received a bad wrench of an arm on
account of the crank's kicking back.
Hiram and Sam Pennock and
wives of Lancaster visited at the
John Pennock home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hart and Max
are visiting at Beloit and Savanna,
H., this week.
Fred Behlmer is nicely settled in
his new barber shop in the Pritchett
building, and it looks very neat.
Pritchett Bros, electricians, have
their shop back of the Behlmer barber
shop, where everything is arranged
to their convenience. They are
wiring Walt. Clegg's house and
placing dynamo, so that the Clegg
home will be lighted with electricity.
Mrs. P. BARLEY was over from
Lancaster and visited her home in
it's new location Sunday, and Mrs.
Leo BARLEY visited at Lancaster.
Helen, youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Moses Lewis, is quite i'll of
pneumonia.
j. NJ. Hayden and wife visited at
Beetown Sunday.
Violet Klein visited her grand
parents, d. Robertson's at Beetown
last week.
Miss Jennie Finicle, of Illinois is
visiting Miss Rena Kitto.
John Smith and wife, of Campbell
Ridge, Will Proudfoot and wife of
Mt. Hope and Geo. Stockert and wife
visited at the John Walz farm, Glen
Haven, Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Behlmer expects to leave
the hospital at Dubuque today and
visit at the home of a relative for a
few days before returning home
Woodhouse & BARLEY last week
received five of the new Federal
Reserve Notes" of So denomination,
from Chicago. The new money looks
neat and attractive. Hope we will
get chance to handle our share.
Our people are preparing to observe
Thanksgiving Day, and the aquatic
fowl hangs high-too high for the
purses of some people.
We hear that the Mississippi on
the Gen Haven side was completely
closed Friday, Nov. goth. This is
exceedingly early for such condition
The children have been skating on the
creek for the past ten days,
Miss Agnes Wood and Mrs. Mart
in Chapman visited at the home of
their sister, Mrs. Harry Hickok at
Belmont last week.
Walt. Schneyer, assisted by George
Stockert, Bert Pritchett and Isaac
Zimmerman, has the new Will
Hudson house on the Beetown road
enclosed, and expects to turn it over
to the plasterers next week.
The Jacob and Will Schreiner
families expect to depart for Cali
fornia next week, and expect to
spend the winter there. We hope
they have an enjoyable time.
The current week will see practi-
cally all of the corn in the crib. The
crop has yielded up to expectations.
Frank Meyer and wife Of. DEBORAH,
Iowa, visited at the "A. G. Bishop
home Saturday and Sunday.
Ora Hatch has turned over the
Sunday papers to Everett Kavanaugh,
who will receive them at his store.
Too late for last week.
Some of our local stockmen have
been shipping to Milwaukee on
account of the closing of the Chicago