Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-19
Local and Personal

X. F. Orion transacted business
in Montfort, Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Wayne spent Monday
with relatives in Fennimore.
N. 7. Fischer, of Mineral Point,
was Lancaster visitor, Sunday.
Mrs. John H. May is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Remmert in Fennimore.
John and w. Ortscheid of Cassville
were in the city Saturday on business.
Anton Vogt, of Beetown, was
Lancaster business visitor, Thursday.
Miss Mayme Gull, of Fennimore,
was shopping in Lancaster, Saturday.
Mrs. Ellie Duncan went to Mad
ison Thursday morning for brief
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Clark are the
parents of baby gIrI, which arrived
early Monday morning.
Miss Gladys Hicken, student in
the Lancaster high school, has been
i'll the past week with measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Sandilands
of Madison, are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bausch.
/ Miss Evelyn Livens arrived home
Monday evening from GAINESVILLE after
an extended visit with relatives.
&C. E. Rich was a passenger to
EIkader. Iowa, Monday morning, where
his firm has a contract in progress.
Mrs. David Schreiner has been
confined to her home the past week,
suffering with neuralgia and lagrippe.
Mrs. Herman Brendemuehl, who
has been seriously i'll for the past
month, is improving at this writing.
Henry Mink and daughter left
Sunday for Dubuque to visit with Mr..
Minks mother, who has been very III.
Walter Leamy, who is attending
school in Prairie du CHEN, is in the
city visiting his mother, Mrs. John
Leamy.
Ned Ellis and Marcus Baxter, Of
Madison, arrived in the city Wednes-
day evening for brief visit with their
parents.
Ernest Pagenkopf departed Satur-
day via Potosi for North Dakota,
where he will remain for several
months.
Mrs. Mary Auchter returned Sat
urday evening from Fennimore, after
a weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs
Adam Busher.
On Easter Sunday afternoon Rev.
Z. S. Beavin will conduct a Resurrec-
ton service at the cemetery at 300
weather permitting.
Mrs. p. 7. Stevens and Mrs. Clyde
1 Stevens of Montfort, spent portion
of last week here with relatives. They
returned home, Saturday afternoon.
W. r. Duncalf and Theo. Wenzel
are elected as justices Of the peace
in the city of Lancaster. The former
for two years, and the latter for one
year.
Arthur Knapp, Jr., was busy
Monday morning filling the Pyrene
tubes at the city hall, they having
been emptied at the two fires Of last
week.
Misses Margaret Schreiner and
Genevieve Bennett, students in the
University of Wisconsin, spent the
spring vacation with their parents in
this city.
Miss Ruby Bunker visited Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents in
Montfort. She was accompanied by
Miss Grace Stone, who also visited
at the Bunker home
! Reuben Sinske, of Chippewa Falls,
is the linotype operator at the Lam
/, caster Teller office Mr.. Sinske was
formerly one of the night operators
on the Madison Democrat.
N. H. Gerber, cashier of the
: Farmers and Citizens State Bank, who
has been living in the andrew Foster
house in the first ward, has moved
into Charles Lisherness's house.
: VIM. Schorer of Baraboo, brother
of George Schorer of this city, visit
: ed here Friday. Mr.. Schorer is in
charge of the Sank City plant which
paid 20 per cent dividends last year.
: Ernest Alt, who is proprietor OF
a 2OO-acre place 1T Irish Ridge" five
: miles northeast of Mt. Hope, was in
: the city the first of the week. Mr.. Alt
: is well located, has good farm and
likes it very well.
; ). d. Hatch has secured a new
stock company for his theatre the
week following Easter Sunday. 1t IS
called the Iona Fendell Stock Co., and
! according to letter from the Rainey-
Keefe theatre in Black River Falls
where this troupe has been playing
) the company is very fine.
&C. z. Dearborn Of Chicago, a rail
road civil engineer, has been in Ian
: caster and vicinity Tor the past sew