Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-02-09
SOUTH LANCASTER.

Special correspondence TO the Herald.
Ivan King visited with the Day boys,
Sunday.
We hope to hear of Miss Lydia Day
getting better soon.
Tavern Day called to see Tavern
McReynolds Sunday.
Visitors at Mrs. John Brandemuehl
Tuesday were Miss Clara Pollock and
Miss Warrene Bracket.
We are glad to hear that Irene
Brandemuehl is recovering over the la
grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reimer enter
tanned Mr.. Will Bruss and family; also
Otto Sylvia Brendt.
Mr.. Fred Mauhberger was visiting
his sister Mrs. John Reiber, the past
week.
Mr.. Fred Mayne, wife and little
daughter, moved the past week into
our neighborhood.
Visitors at the Grays Mill school
last week were, Miss Warrene Bracket
and Tillie Day.
Fay Barstow and brother is on the
sick list. Mr.. Walter Munson did their
chores Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mclean and
son visited over Sunday with Mr.. Hen
ry Pollock and family.
Will Bruss, John Pollock, Johnnie
putting up ice.
Henry Weisbenner took VIM. Hoff-
man to town Friday. Guess to get him
shod.
Pretty fair winter weather we are
having now. l hate this weather as
bad as hate mule and hound.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Bryan and daugh-
tiers, Cecil and Gladys, were Sunday
visitors at Mr.. Lou Heigler's.
Miss Tillie Day and Miss Warrene
Bracket took in the services at the
Baptist church in Lancaster.
There will be basket sociable and
entertainment at the Grays Mill school
house. Feb. 16. Be sure and come.
Delbert, Tillie and Florence Day at
tended a surprise party Wednesday
evening in Lancaster at Mr.. and Mrs
PrideauX.
Mr.. Ed Eastman helped to move Mr..
Henry Eastman Tuesday. The latter
being comfortably settled in their new
home in Lancaster
l met one of our old neighbors, Mrs
Robert Bevans in town Saturday and
saw Robert and Henry Bevans, also
Clair Clifton.
Mr. and Mrs Ward Boltzer are the
proud parents of lib baby girl, born
Jan. 30. Mrs. Boltzer will be remem-
bered by her friends as Ethel East
man.
George Hoffman and daughter, also
Mrs. George Walker, were callers at
Mrs VIM Hoffman's, Wednesday, They
report Mrs. Ella Hoffman slowly i'm
proving.
Visitors at Mr. Henry Eastman's
Sunday were, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy East
man, Willie Barnble, Ralph Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Eastman and family,
Ward BOltzer. The latter mentioned
while here will put in the electric
lights in the Henry Eastman house.
We received a nice letter from our
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Hopkins from Lake Worth, Florida
which was read with great pleasure.
They are surely having a good time
eating strawberries. She states that
Mr.. G. B. Hopkins is feeling fine. They
go riding nearly every day in their
car. Write again aunt, as we like to
hear how you are getting along.
O. r. Ryans sale was a success. Al |
though the day being very cold a good
many people gathered in. Prices were
extra good. Mr.. Bryan's stock being
very good and in fine condition. Auc-
tioneer P. A. Bishop, with his usual
persistence, got the prices. George |
A. Moore, clerk. This pair makes a
strong team. The sale was we'll at
vertised in the leading county papers, |
which was, no doubt, help for its |
success. The COWS averaged over $40 |
each. The highest selling for $50. The |
farm is sold to Savage Brothers, of |
Platteville, Wis. Mr.. Bryan is going |
to move onto the Bradley farm, which !
he bought last fall. He is a irst-class
farmer and no doubt will make a sue
cess.