Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-10
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Mrs. Nj. E. Ruegger spent the
weekend with friends in Fennimore.
Mrs. W. W. Rees lett Friday morn
ing for Minneapolis to visit friends
and relatives.
Misses Leila Schuppener and Ber-
nice Smith of Sitter, visited friends
here, Saturday.
Mrs. A. j. Mitchell went to Fenni-
more Thursday to visit her daughter,
Mrs Frank lockwood.
Mrs. NJ Wells, of Fennimore, spent
a few days of last week with Miss
Myrtle Drew of this city.
james w. MilIen and Tavern
Snider of Glen Haven, were in Lancas-
Ter, Monday on business.
Misses Edna Lind and Mildred
Taner, of Sitter, were guests of Miss
Fannie Frawley over Sunday.
Miss Carolyn rockingham left
Sunday for her home in Madison, af-
ter a weeks visit with friends and rel
atives.
Mrs. A. P. Anderson and children,
Paul and Helen, are guests of Mrs.
Anderson's parents, Charles Dickinson
and wife.
Albert Esser, of Finley, Iowa, ar
rived here one day last week to visit
at the home of Anton Schuster's in the
Fourth ward.
Mrs. Harlin Johnson returned
home to BoscObel Monday afternoon,
after visiting over Sunday with her
husband, here.
Mrs. George Finney arrived home
last Tuesday night from her eastern
trip. Her daughter, Nettie, arrived
on Monday night.
Mrs. II. O'Hara and daughter re
turned to their home in Fennimore
Saturday after spending a couple OF
DAYS here with friends.
Mrs. J. H. Bennett entertained R.
J. Bennett and family, Eta and Lea
Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. Bethan at
a SIX o'clock dinner, Sunday.
Miss Efie Garrett left Friday
morning for Milwaukee where she will
visit with her friend, Miss Florence
Evs-son, a former school teacher here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burrows and
son Frank and Mrs. John Cramer
mOtored to Galena Sunday to see Mr..
Burrows brother, who has been very
sick.
DR.. J. H. Fowler and wife, and son
James, Jr., Ethel Peterson, Hilda
Fischer and Everett Royal attended
the football games at Richland Center
Saturday.
several auto loads of Lancaster
people mOtOred to the home of Nick
He.urich's Friday night and attended
a dance there. They report an I'M
usually good time.
Joseph Caspers and family took a
pleasure trip to Dubuque, Monday, re-
turning by Sinsinawa, where they left
Their daughter, Irene, who is attend
ing St Claire's college.
Mrs. Rudolph Sanders, who has
bee visiting the past week at the
hone Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Schreiner, returned to her home
in Madison, Monday afternoon.
Miss Ramona Keitlinger, who is
teaching school near Fennimore,
passed through here Friday on her
way 10 BeetOwn to visit over Sunday
witt her friend, Miss Lulu Birch.
Mr. and Mrs. John PennOck of
Bloomington. visited several days of
last week at the j. G. Pendleton and
Hiram PennOck homes. They left
Friday for FennimOre, wnere they will
visit a short time with friends and rel
tives.
!. z. Humphrey and wife of Patch
Grave, and Miss Bessie Gibbs, who has
been visiting with them, motored to
Lancaster Sunday. Miss Gibbs return
ed home and Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey
spent the day visiting with Charles
Dickinson and family.
-Eber Rice of the town of Lima
was Lancaster visitor, Saturday. Mr.
Rice recently sold his forty-acre farm
for a good price and is now looking
for another location. We hope that
he will stay in Grant county and To-
cate near Lancaster if he can find
what suits him.
Mrs. Arthur Boerner and little
daughter left Friday morning for
their home in Port Washington, after
a two weeks visit with Mrs. Boerner's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jordan
of this city. Mrs. Fay Barstow (nee
Pearl JOrdan) and son Vincent accom-.
panied them home for a brief visit.
Ralph Leader and Max Royal left
Wednesday morning for Marengo, Ia,
after a couple of weeks visit here at
the DR.. j. II. Fowler home Mrs. ].
H. Fowler, Mrs. ID. G. Johnson and
Miss Millie HarlOwe accompanied them
home as far as Dubuque, returning
the same day.