Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-09
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john Mcmahon went to Fenni.
more on business trip last Friday. :
Mrs. P. R. Peterson, of Mont.
fort, was down between, trains last
Friday on business.
Miss Edith Austin spent Thurs
day here with friends, returning to
her home in Liberty Friday.
Mrs John Wenzel went to Ca
lena Friday morning, where she will
visit indefinitely with friends. 49,
Mrs. Jas. Wehzei' returned to Fen
nimore, Wednesday for a short visit
with her brother, Walter Orton.
-Kilby Borah returned home
Thursdayzfroms arsfew- days3Eisit-With
friends and relatives at Fennimore..---
Judge Clementson and Ed Morse
went to Darlington Monday where
the JUDGES holding court this-week
Miss Emily Roberts went to
Lancaster Jct., Friday to visit Miss
Martha Jordan, who is teaching there.
Mrs. John Ertz and Mrs. VIM.
Zenz spent a -dayszlast week with
relatives and friends at Bloomington
and Mt. Hope.
Mrs. A. +. Budahn and son Les
lie returned Wednesday of last week
from Richland Center, where she had
been visiting with her parents.
Mrs. VIM. Stone and son Frank
returned to their home in Madison
Thursday after a pleasant visit of
several dayswith relatives here.
Read about the Devonshire Silver
for Christmas and wedding gifts,1 as
told in the advertisement of Weber
Bros, on page three of The Herald
today.
james R.Davidson, of Mt. Hope
this county, obtained a patent from
Washington, last week, for hosting
device and also for rope gripping
device. 80
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
society will meet att the CHURCH Fri
day after Ioon forta covered dish party
which will be followed by the annual
election of officers.
Mrs. j. E. Scott and two child
rem, of Austin, Mimi, arrived We'd
nesday for an indefinite visit at the
home of her brother, Frank Adams,
foreman of The Herald Office. z=-
Send The Herald year to your
absent son or daughter. 1t takes
the news from home to them with
regularity throughout the year and
would prove to them aweil appreciate
ed Christmas gift.
Miss Dorothy Hill, sister of G.
w. Hill, assistant cashier in the Ian.
caster State Bank, left Friday for hei
home in Yorkton; Canada, after
spending several months here with
her brother and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Biggin, who
recently sold their farm near North
Andover and built fine residence in
Cassville, autoed to Lancaster Satur-
day and were guests at the L. Kraut
home over Sunday.z-.------l
Misses Aagot Borge, and johanna
Scheic, of Stoughton, returned home
Monday after spending the week end
with the formers sister Miss Martha
Borge, bookkeeper at the office of the
Lancaster Light e Power Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Biggin mot
Ored from North Andover to Lancaster
Saturday. They have rented their
farm and bought a fine residence in
Cassville. They will have a large
public sale in February or March.
A combination cleaning up sale of
fifty-five head cattle, seven head of
horses, farm machinery, and other
articles will be held at the farm of
the Aupperle Grocery Co., within the
city limits at l O'Clock p. m. sharp
on Saturday, December 10. Bills
will be issued within few days.
When you are wondering what to
choose as a Christmas present to an
absent friend or relative don't forget
that a years subscription to The
Herald would prove a most acceptable
gift to one who has formerly lived in
Grant county, and would be remind
er of the giver fifty-two times every
year.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. A. Bass, of
Sloan Springs, Arkansas, have tax
en- up their residence in Lancaster and
will occupy the Wilbur Doll residence,
on West Maple street for the winter
while Mr.. Doll and family are
away. Mr.. Bass is engaged in
the business of selling and installing
acetylene lighting plants.
There will be a special meeting