Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-09-01

Miss Belva Vipand, of Livingston,
was a Lancaster visitor the middle
of last week.
DIR. ]. A. Gault and Lee Wright
were in Darlington, Wednesday and
attended the fair.
County Clerk H. J. Johnson is busy
making out hunting licenses for the
fall and winter hunting.
Rev. T. A. Warmbold, of st. Gle
ments church, has been enjoying a
vacation the past week.
Judge E. B. Goodsell enjoyed a
vacation the past week by taking a
short trip in his auto.
F. P. Meyer, of Chicago, visited
with the family of Richard Meyer, Jr.,
last Saturday and Sunday.
Prank HuftiI, of Dubuque, was in
Lancaster Sunday attending the funer-
al of his sister, Mrs. John Graham.
is visiting here at the home of her
brother, Frank Heidel and family.
Mrs. L. A Clark has been spend
ing the past few days with her moth
er. Mrs. Pat BARLEY, at Blooming
ton.
-Toay Garner, of Beetown, was a
Lancaster caller Monday. Road matters
were thep rincipal business transact
ed.
Mrs. Barthley, of Bloomington,
has been visiting here the past week
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. l..
A. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gauld are visiting
here at the Hal Borah home. They
came from their home in Iowa in their
large auto.
Misses Ruth Zeigler and Lillian
Stevens have been in Milwaukee the
past week They returned home Fri
day evening.
Robert Jordan has been visiting
at Port Washington the past week
with his daughter, Mrs. Arthur Boer-
ner ana family.
Mrs. H. J. Johnson, of BoscObel,
visited over Sunday in Lancaster with
her husband, Harlan Johnson, of the
county building.
Miss Kathryn Smith returned to
her home at Plainfield, Iowa, Satur-
day, after an extended visit with Ian
caster relatives.
Miss Jennie Biggs left Sunday
afternoon for her home at Jessup, Ia,
after several weeks visit here with
Lancaster friends.
Miss Hazel Pearson, formerly of
this city, and now of Chicago, has
been engaged as a teacher in the
Bloomington school.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Howdle. of Liv-
ingston, and Frank Howdle, of Barker,
S. D., were Lancaster visitors the
middle of the past week.
Burrows & Winskill disposed of
one Of their Ford autos on Saturday
to a Dubuque party, and purchased
the one owned by A. G. Knapp.
Rev. Thomas Beavin left Monday
for Eau Claire, where he will attend
the Western Wisconsin annual con-
ference. He will be gone week.
--latest advertised mail at the
postoffice is addressed to the follow
ing: Mrs. Dean, Mr.. Vivon Sherman,
Mrs. Ollie Snider and Clyde Hudson.
The w. R. C. enjoyed a picnic at
Schreiner's park Wednesday afternoon.
Autos took the ladies from the hall
to the park, and brought them back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Piehl and
daughter, Bernice, have returned to
their home at Kenosha, after visit
with Lancaster friends and relatives.
| Mrs. Ella Phillips, of Dubuque, at
tended the funeral of Mrs. John Ora
ham Sunday, and will visit with VIM.
Barrows and family for a few days.
Merrill Hildreth is again at the
Blackburn barber shop, after a sew
eral months absence, caused by ill
ness.
It. j. Haley went to his home in
New Richmond, Wis, Friday in res
ponse to a telegram stating that his
mother was seriously ill. He left via
Potosi
Miss Ethel Peterson, of Goshen,
Utah, came Wednesday for an extend
ed stay at the home of her uncle, DR..
]. H. Fowler. DR.. Fowler met her at
PotoSi. .
Miss Alice Howell has been en-
joying a vacation the past week from
her duties at Goldstein's store. She
visited her sister, Mrs. Campbell, at
Bridgeport.
A. H. Lewis, of this city, and H.
Levy, of Chicago, purchased a fine
bunch of horses Friday. It is report
ed that they purchased fifty-five head
of work horses.