Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-18

n-Miss Hilda Briel spent Sunday
at her home in Sitter.
Mrs. Louis Briel and children
we're here between trains, Saturday.
There are eight divorce cases
pending in this term of circuit court
Miss Esther Henkel Gaze home
from Sininnawa, Friday, to see her
folks
The annual linen sale held at
Goldstein last week was a great
success.
Miss Minnie Smith. of Platte
Vile. was here on business, between
trains, Friday.
Molly Levin entertained nine of
her little friends at a Valentine
party last Saturday afternoon.
Misses Erna and Caroline Bald,
of Fennimore. were here, Friday to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Timm.
Mrs Joe Guntler and Cornelius
Olbrick went to Fennimore Saturday,
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Chas.
Palmer
Albert Wiedenbeck is home
again from Cottage Grove. His
father, A. ]. Wiedenbeck. is improv-
ing in health.
Miss Elizabeth Kelley, who
teaches near Sitter. spent Saturday
here with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. q. Taylor.
Miss Lena Fisher left here Sat
urday for Pipestone. Mimi, where
she will be engaged as language
teacher in the high school,
Mrs. Frank Beetham and little
daughter, Helen. of North Lancaster,
spent few days here last week with
her mother Mrs, NJ. Simpson.
Bert DiVall and family moved tc
Liberty recently and will occupy the
farm which Mr.. DiVall purchased last
spring from his brother, Jno DiVaIl.
MIR and Mrs Ed Davis and little
son, Donald. left here. Friday after.
noon, for Livingston to attend the
Free Methodist Sunday school coz
vention.
Miss Hazel Tuffley came down
from Boscobel, Friday, to have her
eyes tested. Her friend. Miss Kath.
ron Mccoy, returned home with her
for short visit.
Mrs. H A. Elwell and little niece,
Virginia Lee. returned home to Clar-
ion, Iowa, Friday. after a visit here
with Mrs. Elwell's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Budworth.
Mrs. H. w. Brown spent a few
days the first of the week in
Mazomanie with an old friend, Mrs.
Peats. Mr.. Brown, accompanied her
as far as Fennimore.
Misses Lottie Grebe, Bessie and
Nellie DiVall, Nellie Bolard. Elva
and Ada Maiben. and Will DiVall,
attended party at the home of Frank
Boerner at Liberty, Friday evening
Remember the big dance at the
rink in Lancaster, this week Friday
night, the last one before Lent be
gins. Fine music by the Imperial
orchestra, from Madison, Wis. Come
if you can.
Circuit court calendar, which
was issued from this Office, last week,
is very intereting reading. But there
are not so many cases for trial as
there often have been at a regular
term of this court.
The following teachers attended
the teachers convention held at Madi-
son the latter part of the week. The
Misses Jeanette Mccoy, Jane Pen
geley. Grace Stone and Ruby Bunker.
and Messrs. Kirk and Larson and
Supt !. G. Brockert.
On another page may be found
the auction buIletion of this paper.
From this one may draw the conclu.
sion that the bills put out by this
paper and made in the print shop of
The Herald, are popular with farmers
The auction bulletin is generally &C.
counted to be good reading.
There will be held, during the fore
part of March, four school board con
ventions in this county. At Platte.
Vile it will convene on Monday,
March 3; at Lancaster on Tuesday,
the Sd; at Fennimore. on Wednesday,
the 4th, and at Bloomington. ON
Thursday. March 5 These are ac-
counted to be very profitable occasions
for those who are connected with
country school work