Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-01-06
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Friday.
Geo. Angus was in Fennimore.
Thursday.
Miss Emma Becker, of Monroe,
was in this city Friday.
George Dyer and family spent
New Years day at Fennimore.
-Erna Abrams and wife, of Mt.
Hope, were in this city, New Years
day
Jack Watson, of Livingson, was
here between trains, Thursday of last
week.
"A. w. Wenger, of Monroe, was
a caller in Lancaster, Wednesday of
last week.
George Grange, of Mineral
Point, was in this city on business,
Wednesday.
Miss Ruby Benedict arrived
home, Thursday, after a visit with
friends in Platteville.
Walter Rose and wife, of
Platteville, are visiting Mrs. Roses
mother, Mrs. Ed Oates.
The Misses Anna and Jessie
Mousseau went to Montfort, Thurs
day, tor visit with friends.
Mrs. Cla:' Chapman and son re-
turned to Platteville, Thursday, after
visit at the Robt. BROKER home.
Miss Elva Knox returned to
Chicago, Saturday, where she is a
student of a training school for
nurses.
Miss Jessie Hannum returned to
Chicago, Saturday. after visit with
her mother, Mrs. Warren Hannum, of
this city.
Mrs. Roy Carter and son, of Liv-
ingston, came Thursday for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. F.
Dickinson.
Miss Nellie Howell, who teaches
at Pardyville, returned to- her duties,
Thursday, after visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Howell.
Miss Attonete Patel, of Chi
cago, and Miss Blanche Myer, of Fit.
Wayne, Ind, returned to their home
Friday, after visit at Mrs. M. j.
Flesch's home.
Carl Calvin and wife, of Diorite,
Mich, arrived Thursday noon for a
visit with Mr.. Calvins' parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Theo. Calvin. Carl is su-
perintendent of the American mine at
that place.
Miss Viola Spiegelberg returned
Monday to Milwaukee, where she is
attending business college, after
spending the Christmas vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Sniegelberg, at Five Points.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pigg have
taken a lease on the Phillips house
and are now engaged in giving it a
thorough renovation, after which they
expect to move in. They will sur
rended the Lancaster house to Its
owners.
A chlcKen-ple supper was served
BY Lancaster w. r. c., in G. Ar.
hall last week Thursday evening,
and a large company was present
to enjoy it. Coming as it did on
New Years eve many families at
tended en- masse.
VIM. j. Carmody, local manager
for the Horton Auto Co., has sold
the old homestead, the Thos. Carmody
Sr., farm, located four miles north
west Of this city and consisting
of about $50 acres, to Irving Yes
perman, one of his rivals in bust
ness, at the new garage of Vesper-
man Brothers, across the street from
the Horton Co. The consideration
was $25, 900. Mr.. Vesperman does
not take possession of the place until
a year from next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mink and
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Rafferty, braved
the zero atmosphere of New Years
day and drove to Potosi where they
attended installation exercises in the
lodge of the Eastern Star. Mrs.
Mink was formerly w. M. of the
Potosi lodge hence her interest in the
proceeding They found the wind
pretty cold on the way down and as
they came back during the night
reaching Lancaster at o'clock in the
morning; they experienced the coolest
weather. thus far, in the new year.
They say the roads were pretty badly
drifted in places.
Andrew Bode, of the firm of
Wagner & Boje, Dickeyville, was in
the city last Saturday, and spent
few hours telling about the improve
ments going on in his section of the