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

p. L. Kaiser, was a business
caller from Sitter, Saturday.
%. S. Butterfeld, of Baraboo, had
business IL Lancaster, last Friday.
Mrs ]. H Rue is now taking
treatment at the Doolittle hospital.
Gus Jgnz A. S. Bingger and Ben
Johannes were callers from Platteville
Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Finney left Monday
afternoon for a two weeks visit with
relatives in Chicago.
-Nettie Welsch was in Cassville
visiting her sister, Mrs. Schorenburg,
the first of the week.
Mrs. g. F. Dickinson was taken
sick in the night Monday with
severe neuralgia attack.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega
tional church has installed new lights
in the church at cost of $50
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wisco and son
Ralph listed over Sunday at the
home of his @other, Mrs. Augusta
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-Elvie Frye left Monday morning
for his home in Letcher, So. OAK,
after an extended visit mere with his
mother and sister.
Mrs. Herbert Goldman, and
Misses Verna Munson and Milly
Allen, of Livingston were here be-
tween trains Tuesday.
Mrs. Chester Hannum and daugh
ter Hildegarde, Miss Lizetta Alt and
Miss Martha Krohn were Dubuque
visitors last Friday and Saturday.
DIR, and Mrs. q G. NARROW and
son Arthur started Monday morning
for Roswell, New Mexico, where
they expect to hereafter make their
home.
Mrs. VIM. Cook is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David Porter
at Werley. Mrs. Porter has been here
with her daughter for some time and
returned home with her.
WIN. g. Lickie. of Topeka,
Kansas who came Saturday for a
visit with his daughter Margaret and
others at the A G. Morse hume left
fur the west again yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Wolfard
visited Mrs. Wolfard's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo E. Taylor of Hurri
can, the first Of the week, returning
home to Fennimore, Tuesday.
Geo. and VIM Jackering resid
ing three miles west of Hurricane.
were in Lancaster Monday having
bills printed for the auction sale of
Mrs. John Jackering, which will
take place Feb. 5.
Miss Millicent Lisherness, who
recently returned from Baldwin,
Kansas on visit, is again employed
in her old place in the office of
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for several months.
Mrs. Marshall and two children,
returned home to Baker, Montana,
after a visit here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Brendemuhel.
Mr. Henry Brendemuhel left the same
day for trip to California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. B Carter are
temporarily occupying the residence
of Mrs. Carter mother. Mrs. r. B.
Showalter, while she is in California,
pending the completion of their new
residence on lot adjoining.
Sam Long met with an accident
last week while cleaning the boiler at
the electric light, plant. He had
finished cleaning the boiler and was
climbing out. He took hold of a
piece of iron near the edge of the tank
which happened to be broken and gave
away, letting him fall to the ground,
but he is not badly hurt.
The officers for the local union
of the Woman Christian Temperance
Union Of Lancaster for the ensuing
year are President Elizabeth Jor-
dan: 1st vice president, Louisa
Rumble; End vice president, Phebe
Chat6eld; 3rd vice president. Elsie
Maiben; recording secretary, Fannie
e Barrows; corresponding secretary,
Ia. J. Mitchell; treasurer, Elva
Burrows.
"A letter received from Ernest
Alt last week announces that be
reached his destination, San Diego,
California, safely after five days travel
and found John Orton at the station
waiting to meet him. He says the
weather is glorious there now and
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