Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-21


-Miss B. Weaver, Of Fennimore,
was here between trains, Friday.
MIR and Mrs. Guy Davis. of
Sitter was in Lancaster, Friday,
&C. D. Stratton had sale of house
plants at Fennimore last Wednesday.
Miss Ruby Hoffman is visiting
her sister, Mrs Schuppner at Sitter.
Mr.. and MIS- Cushman were here
from Fennimore between trains Fri
day.
Miss Addie Keitelinger is home
from her visit with relatives at Glen
Haven.
j. J. Friedman came home Sat
urday from Madison to see his wife
and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nichols
made a brief visit at Liberty last
Thursday
Floyd Sanders and Selmer Nelson.
of Fennimore, were Lancaster callers
Wednesday.
Misses Leona and Naomi Tanner
and Miss Elva Fisher were callers
from Sitter Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert schuppner and Mrs
N. W. Merz, of Sitter, were here
between trains Friday.
Misses Cleo Ramsown and Berdie
Knapp, of Fennimore, were between
train callers here Friday.
The next meeting of the Shakes
peare CLUB will be with Mrs. Ira D.
Totman, next Tuesday, Jan. q.
Miss Lillian Stephens left Mon
day morning for a weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs Tarrant, in Milwau-
kee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, of Madison.
were here part Of last week to attend
the funeral of her brother. Gus
Grimes
Mis- Storrs and Mrs Fred Maso,
of Fennimore, were here tbs past
week to see their father. Thos Hore,
who is i'll.
Mrs Ed Lange. of Ipswich, made
brief visit here with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs GEO. Gibbs, and sister
Miss Bessie Gibbs, Monday.
Mrs. Ed Frawley and children,
Paul and Elizabeth. are spending a
few weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Peterson at Potosi.
Misses Orilla Smith and Florence
Sheedy. of Fennimore, came Wednes-
day evening for short visit here
with their friend, Miss Hazel Walker
Mrs T. E Longhorn and little
niece, jaw Moore. spent a week mere
with Mrs. Longhorn's daughter, MRS.
A. E. Bark, returning home to
Nashus, Ia. Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Gross having
returned from their visit to New
York, the orchestra. Of which he is
director will provide music each Sun
day at the Congregational church.
Mrs. Martha Stone, of Fenni
more, came Thursday noon to visit
her niece and nephew, Mrs. WIN.
Bailey and John Nj. Stone. Mrs.
Stone has just returned from a trip
to California.
-Chas, Shsppelle, of Marinette,
arrived here last Tuesday for a visit
with relatives and old friends. Mr..
Shappelle was for years resident OF
the town of Waterloo, and has many
friends in Lancaster and vicinity
"A farewell party was given to TIE
JDo. DiVall family, Friday evening,
about fifty or sixty guests being there
to enjoy the good time. The DiVall'
expect to move into town soon, and
occupy the house owned by Cond
HeIberg and purchased by Mr.. DiVaIl
last fall.
STUB Hauser, who a few year:
ago played sensational base ball al
third base in the Lancaster team and
has since been a feature in the Ma.
tional league, has closed a contract
for the coming season with the St.
Louis Cardinals with whom he was
connected last year.
Joseph Leibried, residing three
miles east of Potosi, was in Lancss-
ter Friday having bills printed for his
auction sale, which will take place on
Thurdsay, Jan. %, as described in
our auction bulletin. He has sold
his farm and bought place near
Tracy, Mimi. where he has relatives
| and will move there next month