Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-28

Ed Bergheger was caller from
Sitter, Thursday,
Miss Iiilda Briel spent Sunday at
her home at Liberty.
Al Cardy was a business caller
from Platteville Thursday.
Mrs J. T. Bennett returned home
from Madison, Saturday evening,
Eugene Rowland spent few
days with friends here last week.
Mrs Carl Reuben. of Dodgeville,
was a business caller here part of last
week.
w. j. Brennan returned home
Friday noon from business trip to
Oshkosh, and Madison.
Miss Maggie Zenz entertained
about twenty eight of her friends at a
card party Friday evening.
-Elvy Kern returned home Thurs
day from Madison. where he attended
the threshermen' convention.
Miss Laura Kaspers who is stay
ing here with her uncle. Chas. KsspeT,
spent Sunday at her home at Sitter.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Green, of
Madison, attended the funeral of Mrs.
Ed Shepherd, held here Sunday.
Miss Daisy Skillicorn returned
home to Joplin. Missouri, after visit
here with her sister, Mrs. Thos Nc
| Donald.
Mrs. Alex Sweeney was here
from Platteville last week guest of
Kate and Julia Sweeney. returning
home. Friday.
Miss Rose stake and Miss Jos8p.
hine Bernenman. went to Belmont,
Monday, to see the latter's sister,
Mrs. Fl. G. Nodolf.
Mrs Sherman Piltenger left here
Monday for Mullen, Neb., where she
will see her mother, Mrs. Mary Long,
VINO is very SICK
Miss Dora Allen who has been
spending the past three weeks here
with Mrs Barlow returned home to
Montfort Friday afternoon.
Miss Loretta Cullen, of Benton,
and Joe Warrick, of Livingston.
made short visit here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Basford, the last of the
week.
Grant Chapter, No. %, R. A.
| NJ, will hold a special convocation
on Thursday evening of this week,
for work in the NJ. M. and Nj. E.
M. degrees. anil
Mrs. j. Fl. Hoover, of Dixon,
South Dakota. VINO has been here to
see her mother, Mrs Trentzsch and
other relatives, returned home. Mou-
day afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs Fred O'Stenner re-
turned home to Fennimore. Monday,
after a visit here with his brother,
Simon O'Stenner and friends, Mrs.
Jacob Baumgartnsr and Mrs. Wetter.
DIR. G. s. Moore attended the
manufacturers dental exhibit held
Thursday and Friday in Milwaukee.
All the latest instruments and
methods of dentistry were demonstrate
ed.
Don't miss the big dance at the
rink next week Fri lay night. Feb. 6.
under the rink management. Music
by Bast & Booth six piece Harp
orchestra. the largest and most ex-
pensive orchestra introduced here this
season. They say they are very good,
come and hear them, and bring your
friends
On last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Ressmeyer, their three sons and
daughter of Lake Wilson, MINI,
arrived in the city for a visit with
Mr. Ressmeyer's brother, Henry
They came here from Platteville,
where they had been for time with
the parents of Mrs. Ernest Ressmeyer,
Mr.. and Mrs William Cummings.
William Gilberry, of Moorhead,
Mimi, arrived in town last Thursday
for visit with bis mother, Mrs.
Hugh Gilberry, WIN is in poor
health. Charles Gilberry came over
FROM Cassville to spend Saturday and
Sunday with his mother and brother.
Some time this week William will
go to Cassville to spend a few days
with his brother, Charles William
dilberry went to Minnesota Sc years
ago.
Where the Trail Divides" at
the opera house, Friday night, Jan
80, is q western scenic production of a