Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-07-21

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&C. w. Hill went to Montfort
Wednesday to see his wife and baby
who are staying with Mrs. Hills
mother, Mrs. P. T. Stevens, until
they are ready to locate at Syracuse.
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e. B. Goodsell and Mrs. Good
sell entertained a few friends at
dinner last Tuesday evening in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown who
are leaving Lancaster the latter part
of this month for California.
Misses LeOna Wires and Ellen
Patch of Mt. Carroll, ILL.,, are guests
at the E. R. Draper home in this
city. The young ladies belong to the
printers quill, hence made the Herald
Office a pleasant call Saturday. " Il
Misses Nellie and Bessie DiVaIl
returned last Tuesday evening via
Potosi from Moline, Davenport and
Rock Island where they had been
visiting. Their brother Frank is
employed at the former place.
Mrs. Richard Meyer Jr. enter
tanned on Saturday afternoon a week
ago in honor of Mrs. Ed. Lowry who
leaves soon for visit at Independ-
ence, Iowa, and from there goes to
her new home in New Orleans, La.
Mrs. John Kelly, of Dubuque,
who has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kilburg for some
time returned to her home last week.
Her sister Miss Amelia Kilburg ac-
companied her for an indefinite visit.
Darwin Steinhart, the Muscoda
young man recently sentenced to
serve Is days in Jail and pay fine
of $50 and costs, was released We'd
nesday upon the expiration of his
sentence, and the payment of his
fine.
The auto truck used by the
Potosi Brewing Co., and seen in our
vicinity several times of late, was
purchased by them of the In
ternational Harvester Co. Wagner
& Bode, of DIckeyville acting as
agent for the auto.
Frank Muench informs US that
he has purchased the Andrew Brown
ing residence in the third ward &C.
cupied by Conductor l. O.. Mills, an d
contemplates locating here. Mr..
Muench is an auctioneer and comes
to this city from Central Iowa.
Merrill Hildreth, who has been
confined to the Doolittle hospital the
past month following an operation
for appendicitis, has improved
enough to enable them to remove
him Wednesday to the home of VIM.
Leindecker, in the west part of the
city.
Mrs. James McBrien visited a
few days last week with Dubuque
relatives and friends. Mrs. McBrien
met her daughter Mrs. Chester Regan;
of Chicago, in Dubuque, and they re-
turned to Lancaster Thursday where
Mrs. Regain will visit relatives for
an indefinite time.
Lambert Groenier and family
are having an extensive auto tour.
Latest word received from them was
when they were at Washington, D.
C. and stated that they were having
a grand trip-not even a puncCure
to fix so far. They are driving a
Buick 81.
Mrs. George B. Clementson en-
tertained 20 ladies at her home on
west Pine street, last Wednesday
afternoon. The event was in honor
of Miss Asenath Barber of Min
neapolis, Mimi, and Mrs. Ed. Lowry
of New Orleans, La. A dainty two
course luncheon was served on the
lawn.
Doris Jerrett came from his
home in Darlington Thursday morn
ing to look after business interests.
He disposed of portion of his drove
of cattle, which he has had on a
farm north of this city, TO A. E.
Lewis while here. The remainder,
forty head, he drove to Darlington
where he will pasture them.
A team belonging to Will
Hickins, who lives north of this city,
became frightened at something
while left standing in front of the
Belz blacksmith shop Friday morning
The team ran south toward the
Lorenz feed mill, where it collideC
with several wagons and buggies, and
one of the horses fell thus stopping
the team.
W. G. Knox returned late Tues
dav evening of last week from