Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-10-04
visiting relatives here.

visiting relatives here.
James Waterman spent Sunday with
Miss Clara Bast.
Miss Jennie Schwartz was in Fenni-
more last Saturday.
G. H. Goldman and son Ernest were
here last Saturday.
Miss Leila Schuppener was in the
Hub city last Sunday.
August Jankha from North Lancas-
ter, was here last Sunday.
Peter WEIGH from Lancaster, was
here one day last week
Henry Tanner and crew shingled
Bergheger's store, last week.
A big baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Tanner last Saturday.
Will Fischer is going to have a car
load of potatoes shipped in soon.
Ladies garments cut down until
there is almost nothing left of them
Art Stitch is now king Of the high
way, for he is the owner of fine new
car.
Oscar Garthwaite has several full
blooded COWS for sale. All are good
ones.
Miss Bessie Murphy, teacher in dist.
No. 3, spent Sunday at her home in
Lancaster.
Joe Atkinson and Henry LEM, the
old reliable we'll drillers, were here
last Saturday.
Miss Lottie Seipp and Miss Mae
Boyle, teacher of our school, was at
the Hub City, last Saturday.
The r. N. A met last Saturday even
ing. Next Thursday evening they
meet with Mrs. Jess Blackburne.
Henry Jackering, living on the Ber-
gheger farm is the crack corn raiser.
See some of his samples at Bergheger
store.
Mrs. H. L. Fischer was called to Mo
line, Ill, last week on account of the
sickness of her daughter, Mrs. George
Lawrence.
Ed Lind, our live stock dealer,
shipped eight cars of stock last Mon
day. With all the stock Ed has ship
ped out of here you can't miss them.
The members of the M. E. church
! gave Rev. Johnson a pleasant sur
prize last Thursday evening which all
enjoyed. Mr. Johnson is the new M.
E. minister.
Mrs. A. Wenzel from Lancaster, was
here a few days at her old home until
Sunday. Her sister, Miss Hilda Tan
ner, went to Lancaster with her for
few days
Roscoe Swallow tried to run his car
on three wheels one day last week.
Roscoe run a front wheel off a mile
east of here. Luckily, no one was
hurt, for he bounced over a five-wire
fence, and the car stopped right side
up.
Otto BrieI and his crew of men
finished the conc. tie work on the new
bridge on Leggit branch. The new
concrete mixer that Otto has patent
ed is a success. There is no mixer
equal to it. More than five men can
do to keep it going by shoveling in
concrete. 1t is also self-cleaner 1t
is the King mixer and self cleaner.
Ben Witzig threshed his new kind
Of oats which he sewed in place of the
new kind, and then ready to harvest
as soon as other oats They are won
derful oats. They went 91A bushels
per acre. Norval Walker has bought
his seed from Ben for next spring. Ben
is selling them for seed fast. If you
want to try the new kind of oats you
will have to hurry
The dance last Friday was a hum
mer A bigger crowd than ever. Klaise
brothers furnished the music, and it
was the best ever pulled off here. Sup
per was served at the restaurant to
over $50 people. John Harrod and
Martin Allen from Livingston were
here and John danced until 2 a. NJ
John says it was the best dance he
ever attended, and we are going to
have another. Dates will be an
nounced later
Birch BUddac.
Last Saturday evening Miss Erna
Buddac, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Buddac, was united in marriage
to Mr.. George w. Birch, son of Mr..
David Birch Of Mount Ida, Rev. John
son Of the M. E. church performed the
ceremony, with a few of the brides
relatives present. After the ceremony
they all took part in the big spread at
the home Of the brides parents After
ample justice was done to the wedding
supper, the boys honored them in the
oId-fasioned way and after passing
congratulations were we'll treated and