Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

Miss Hilda Briel spent Sunday at
her home at Liberty.
Mrs Henry Schuppener was here
from Sitter Saturday.
L. D. Eastman made a business
trip to Madison, Monday.
How aloud thad cold in your
cad Nearly everbyody's got one.
Jas Reese. of Chicago, was guest
over Sunday at the Chas. B. ziegler,
home.
Tom Maher, of Chicago. spent
Sunday here at the Jas. McBrien
home.
Geo. L. Jarrett and II. s. Dyer,
of Platteville, had business here last
Wednesday.
Hubert L.Alt is numbered among
the sick this week with some symp-
toms OF appendicitis
Peter Hoffman returned last
Thursday from a weeks visit with
his sister at Dubuque.
Miss Mabel Meyers and little
sister Gertrude. of Werley, we're here
between trains. Monday.
Mrs. Jno. Recktenthaler and
baby were here from Fennimore be-
tween trains, Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Keitlinger went
to Fennimore Saturday to be a guest
at the Geo. Finnegan home.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
tional church will meet next Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Louis
Fisher.
February is giving us plenty of
the kind of winter the weather
prophets mostly said we we're not 60
ing to have.
Friday evening there was birth
day supper at the Chas. Vesperman
home Ia honor of Mr.. Vesperman'
thirty sixth birthday.
The New England Dinner at the
Congregational church last Friday
evening, was we'll we'll patronized
and very much enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs Hal Horton return
ed home Sunday to Fennimore, after
visit here with Mrs. Horton grand
mother, Mrs. David Cornwall.
Last Saturday afternoon an
apron shower was held at the Walker
home in North Lancaster in honor of
Miss Alma Walker whose marriage
took place yesterday.
Miss Edith Ballantine, who as
sisted in the revival meetings at the
Baptist church. with special singing.
the past week. and Rev. Reilly return
ed to their homes. in Bloomington Fri
day. Rev. Reilly preached the SER
mon Thursday evening.
Joe Wright has been figuring
with parties for the lease of his rock
quarry. They talk of putting in a
complete equipment of machinery for
the furnishing of material for max
ing glazed brick, also pulverized
limestone fertilizer and crushed rock
for cement work. The difficulty at
present is to secure building site on
side track.
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friends with we'll laden baskets. had
a surprise party on Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kraemer, Saturday evening.
Feb. 81. Games were played and
everyone had a social time. There
was sumptuous feast to which all
did ample justice. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kraemer are going to move out upon
a farm near Lancaster soon.
Married at the home of Rev.
Weyrauch, Tuesday morning, Feb. "a,
Mr.. John Diesel. and Miss Alma
Walker. The happy couple left on
the morning train for an extended
visit with the BRIDES sister Mrs
Jas. Huff and family at Laurel. Neb.,
after which they will be at home to
their many friends at their home on
the Diesel farm in North Lancaster.
Rev Doody. who has been acting
as assisting pastor during the revival
meetings at the Baptist church, the
past two weeks, returned home to Mil
lard, Monday morning. The meet
ings for the most part we're largely at
tended and Friday night when people
could have gone to the dance the
basket ball game, the Orpheum or the
Epworth League party there was hard
ly vacant seat in the church.
Arthur A. Knapp, who is now in
the employ of one Of the big advertis-
ing agencies in Chicago, spent few