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

in Milwaukee this week.
Mrs William Henkel has been
quite i'll the past week.
-Aldro jerks, of Dodgeville, visit
ed over Sunday with friends here.
William Garner left for Neills-
vile, Wis, Thursday for a brief visit.
Bert Shipley of Madison, was a
Lancaster visitor Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. Joseph Godfrey has returned
from a weeks visit with friends in Ga
lena.
Miss Edith Plattner of Sitter,
was Lancaster business visitor
Monday.
Attorney S. E. Smalley and wife,
motored over Sunday from Cuba City
and spent the day here.
Ernest Pagenkopf, who has been
visiting in South Lancaster for week,
returned home, Monday.
Walter Cartwright of Madison,
was the guest of Miss Vera Eastman
the forepart of the week.
Judge Goodsell arrived home from
Milwaukee Sunday, where he went to
consult an eye specialist.
Miss Eva Lee, of Fennimore, Wis
tied over Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith and Miss
Edna Ball of Bloomington were visit
ors at the Emil Pagenkopf home Sun
day. sA
! Mrs. Emily Moore, of Milwaukee,
returned to her home Monday after
noon, after a brief visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. Louisa Briel, of Sitter,
passed through here Monday on her
way to Ellenboro to visit at the J. P.
Roth home.
William Pagenkopf of Little Grant
was a Lancaster business visitor Sat-
urday and paid the Herald Office a
pleasant visit
Joseph Dobson of the town of Lii
ma, was in Lancaster, Monday looking
after road matters and securing med
ical advice for his son.
Mrs. John Collins, of Blue River,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the Sam
Levin home. Mrs. Collins was for
mer resident of Lancaster.
S. J. Steele, assistant sales man
ager for the Continental Can company,
was in Lancaster last Wednesday talk
ing over canning matters.
Mrs. Matilda Browning who at
TENDED her aunt's funeral in Chicago,
arrived home Monday noon. She also
stopped off at Madison and spent a
few days there with friends.
R. C. Chase left for his home in
Oshkosh Monday morning, after Wis
iting at the Basford and Groenier
homes. Mrs. Chase left Tuesday.
Ned Winskill and wife, Miss So
phia Young and Mrs. G. w. Burrows
and daughter Myrtle, mOtOred to Du-
buque Sunday, returning Monday
Philip Roesch of Potosi, was a
Lancaster caller Wednesday and call
ed at the Herald office while in town.
Mr. Roesch has been on the roll Of
honor subscribers who have taken
Grant County Herald for fifty years,
and as result are hale hearty today.
1t works every time. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roesch leave for their winter home in
Eau Gallie, Florida, in the near future.
August Behling Of North Lancas-
ter, had a barn raising last Wednes-
day which was an affair Of some pro-
portions. There were between thirty
five and forty men on the job accord
ing to L. D. Eastman of the Lancaster
Lumber Co., which did the framing,
and by o'clock the barn was sided
and sheared. The barn is 32x48, has
a concrete basement and two upper
floors.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
George Clementson gave a party in
honor of their little daughter, Susan.
The occasion being her 7th birthday
anniversary. After delicious sup
per was served the children played
games. Those present were as follows:
Winifred Angus, Margaret Dickie,
Louisa Holmes, Evelyn Sherman,
Kathryn Fowler, Sally Fowler, Velma
Hatch and Ruth Frye.
Vernon Judd left Sunday for
Pittsburg, Pa, where he will make his
home for some time. Mr.. Judd enters
the Westinghouse Eelectric company S
school of engineering and will study
; the practical engineering course of
fered by this company. 1t is somewhat
, difficult to effect an entrance into the
school as it is necessary to await va
. cancy. The course consists of four
, years CT shop and class work.
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