Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-27

| "A. r. Dewey was in Fennimore
Saturday on business.
Mrs. A. F. Smith is visiting friends
and relatives in Potosi this week.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Calls tran
sacted business in BoscObel, Thursday.
Mrs. John McCauley left Friday
for Milwaukee to visit relatives there.
Mrs. George Maibens' mother, Mrs.
Woodruff, has been quite i'll the past
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gregg, of
Blue Hill, Nebraska, are visiting rel
atives here.
Mrs. Matilda Browning left last
Monday for Chicago to attend her
aunt's funeral.
Miss Margaret Doll went to Mont
fort Thursday, where she instructs a
class in music.
Harvey Foster and family have
moved into the Guernsey house in the
west part of the city.
Adam Schumacher and W. A.
Schumacher of Potosi, were Lancaster
visitors last Wednesday.
Mrs. C. F. Gundlach and son Mel
son of Livingston, were Lancaster
business visitors Friday.
Charles Vesperman went to Mil
waukee Wednesday, and returned with
two new Oakland automobiles.
Ed Gardiner has taken charge
of the Julius DIETRICH barber shop in
Cassville. He will be there about a
month.
Mrs. A G. Mitchell returned home
from Fennimore, Thursday, where she
has been visiting at the Frank Tuck
wood home.
Bernhard Houck and wife of Liber-
| ty township are the parents OF
an eleven pound baby boy which ar
rived Sunday.
Rev. Louis Schmidt attended the
alumni celebration held in st. Louis
last week, at the theological seminary
from where he graduated.
Mrs. Estelle Walker left for OAR
lington Thursday morning after few
days visit here. Her son, Ned, has
purchased a restaurant there.
The Misses Lenice Jordan and
Nellie Martin attended the basket So
cable and entertainment given at the
Preston hall, Thursday night.
Mrs. George Barrows, Mrs. Will
liam Barrows, Mrs. John Mankel and
Mrs. Clarence Calvert, went to Du-
buque Monday for two days visit.
Miss Lucia Wiedenbeck returned
home Friday night from Cottage
Grove, Wis, where she has been Wis
iting her brother, Albert and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland ROschi and
baby of Mccartney and Miss Emma
Reed of Cassville, visited Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Reed of
this city.
Mrs. o. A Keyes, who is staying
with her daughter, Mrs. Carl Walker,
returned home from a visit with
friends and relatives in Milwaukee,
Friday evening.
! John Thorne has resumed his du-
ties as brakeman on the c. & N. W.,
after a couple of weeks vacation. JOS.
Kooles, of Madison, took his place dur
ing his absence.
"A week from tomorrow the Hurri-
cane cemetery people expect to do
some strenuous work fixing up things
for the winter All interested are
earnestly requested to come.
Byron Long, who has been work
ing in the Vesperman garage for the
past two months, will leave some time
this week for Highland, where he will
be employed in an electric company.
"A. E. Pence of the Hastings indus
trial Co. who will have charge of the
canning factory building operations,
arrived in the city last Wednesday af-
ternoon Mr.. Pence will move his fami-
ly here shortly and remain until the
plant is completed.
Messrs. Fisher and Keller, officials
of the town OF Liberty, were in Ian
caster Monday seeing about some
grading and surfacing projected in
their vicinity. Mr. Mink motored to
Liberty yesterday to go over the mat
ter and see what is necessary.
Mrs. A. T. Leader and daughters
Ruth and Anna have returned to their
home in Marengo, Iowa, after brief
visit at the DR.. Fowler home. Her son
Ralph, who has also been visiting here
will return home sometime this week
and will be Accompanied by Max
Royal.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolf and son
and Mr.. Schildgen, of Sheldon, Iowa
were Lancaster visitors Saturday
They came over in their Case auto
mobile last Wednesday, and are visit
ing Mrs. VOLTS parents, Mr.. and Mrs
ruv M. 1,