Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-15

W. P. Rowden transacted business
in Linden last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Krohn are
parents of bay boy, born Nov. 20.
Ralph Orion has resumed his du-
ties as clerk at Schmidt's restaurant.
Chester J. Croker is working in
Hoffmans restaurant during the holt
days.
Mrs. John Krohn, who has been
very i'll the past couple of weeks, is
improving.
Mrs. Albert vogt, of Glen Haven,
is visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Keitlinger.
Clyde Prideaux returned home
Monday noon from Livingston, where
he spent a few days with friends.
The eighteen months old baby of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kinzel of Ellen
boro, has been very i'll the past few
days.
| Alvin Smith of Omaha, Nebr., ar
rived here last Wednesday to attend
the funeral of his brother-in-law, w.
]. Dyer.
| Mrs. Joshua Bradbury and daugh-
ter, Grace, of FennimOre, attended the
funeral of Mrs. Bradbury's brother,
w. j. Dyer.
Mrs. A. Sostro returned to her
home in Milwaukee, Sunday, after an
extended visit with relatives and
| friends here.
Ferdinand Pagel arrived home
Saturday from a weeks visit in Du-
buque, where he has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. August Reinke.
Miss Leona Meyer, of Patch Grove
passed through here Monday on her
way to Platteville, where she is at
| tending school at the normal.
Miss Vera Mcdonald arrived home
Monday evening from st. Paul and
Minneapolis, where she spent several
days with friends and relatives.
William Kaap has sold his home
in the Second ward to Edgar Croft
Croft farm in Little Grant in the
spring.
Miss Nellie Belscamper is expected
home from Jefferson next Monday,
where she teaches school, to spend her
Christmas vacation with her mother
and brother.
Elmer wager, of Bloomington, took
the train from here Monday afternoon
for Madison where he will take a
short course in dairying at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin.
keenan, Bennett, who is employed
by the Ingersol Watch Company, of
| New York, returned Friday, after
brief visit here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. JOS. T. Bennett.
Grant White, the leader of the
Lancaster band has gone to his home
in Fond du Lac, where he will remain
until after the holidays. There will
be no concert on Christmas eve.
The four weeks revival services
at the rink closed Monday night. Those
in charge feel that great good was ac-
complished by the meetings, as nearly
two hundred people took a definite
stand for christianity. Rev. Daniel S.
Toy and his party won many friends
during their stay III this. city whose
best wishes go with them.
Will ]. Cox of South Lancaster,
called at the Herald office Monday and
related to us the story of the lost
shawl which he advertised in the Her.
aid about a month ago. Mr.. Cox lost
the shawl when he conveyed his wife
to the Potosi depot on Nov. 6, when
she made trip to Minneapolis. Upon
! Mrs. Cox's return several weeks later
she looked for the shawl, and being
unable to find it she notified the Her
aid to place a small ad in our CLASH
| fed columns. This was on November
"a In the meantime the shawl had
been picked up by Mr.. thinner of Brit
ish Hollow. Mr.. thinner saw the ad
in the Herald and called central. Cen
trail gave him another party and at the
end of the conversation Mr.. thinner
was still entirely at sea as to the own
er of his find. However, Mrs. Henry
Korber, of Potosi, heard of the find
ing of the article and she, knowing
that Mrs. Will Cox had lost her shawl,
called her up about it. Mrs. Cox
then got in touch with Mr.. thinner
and the shawl after months wander
| ing returned to it's rightful owner good
as ever.