Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-29
Local and Personal


Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bendorf,
q 1O-lb boy, Saturday, Nov. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Willis returned
from their honeymoon, Sunday noon.
Miss Lena Stippich Of Sitter, was
in Lancaster between trains, Monday
Frank MONTE of Dubuque, Iowa. is
visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Charles Kaap this week.
Merl Schneider, the 6-year-old son
of Henry Schneider, is suffering from
severe attack of appendicitis.
Mr.. Charles Kaap was in Dubu-
que several days this week, on bust
ness.
Miss BERTHE Knapp of Fennimore,
was in Lancaster, Monday between
trains
Miss Lottie Woodruff of Montfort,
came Tuesday noon for visit with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bryhan welcomed
baby daughter Nov. IS, 1916, at their
home in the third ward
Mrs. j. D. Key and daughter, of Pc
tOsi visited several days at the Clar-
@ence Calvert home in this city,
Miss Aker left Lancaster for her
home in Stoughton, Wisconsin, after
closing the season here as milliner.
Miss Sarah Burgess returned from
a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Mort Allen, of Livingston, Tuesday.
Leonard Raisbeck of Benton,
came Monday noon to see his sister,
Mrs. William Gates of Beetown, who
is very sick.
Miss Verna Greene left Monday af
ternoon for Madison, where she will
spend week at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. 0. M. Davis.
Mrs. Joseph Wright and Mrs. Belle
Dudley Smith returned to Lancaster
Tuesday after visiting week with rel
atives in Madison.
Mrs. Sarah Cook of Cuba City, came
Monday noon to see her friend, Mrs
William Yates, who is very sick at
her home in BeetoWn.
Miss Mae Hannum of Kewanee, Ill,
came Saturday evening and will re-
main in Lancaster with her father,
Warren Hannum, until after Chris
mas.
VIM. Lorenz, Jr., purchased the
Reuben Oschman confectionery and
took POSSESSION Monday. Mr.. Lorenz
and family will occupy the living
rooms over the store.
MIR and Mrs Will Magee, Mrs. Paul
Young, and Mrs. NJ E. Mcbride of
FennimOre, were in Lancaster Monday
between trains, on business.
Mrs. ID. w. Baxter left Monday after
noon for Madison where she will visit
at the home of her niece, Mrs. M. E.
Goodrich.
Mrs. N. r. Demming Of New London,
Wis, arrived in Lancaster Monday
night for a visit at the Samuel Steph-
ems home in this city.
Marmaduke Eide Of New York City,
arrived here last Sunday for visit
of several days with his sisters, Mrs.
Charles Klarman and Idalia Larson.
III. F. Barnett will move his office
from the Suer building to rooms over
f. p. Barnett's jewelry store and Chas
Klarman will occupy the rooms in
the SIer building after Dec. /.
Lincoln Ellis went to Platteville last
Tuesday where he underwent an oper-
alton at the Cunningham hospital. Mr.
Ellis is doing as we'll as can be ex-
tpected.
Mrs. d. t. Livingston underwent an
operation last Tuesday at the Eitel
hospital Minneapolis. Mrs. burlington
formerly lived here, and is sister OF
Mrs ]. P. Williams, of this city
Harvey Orion spent part of last
week at Bloomington where he has
the contract wiring the new home OF
Grant Ballyntine. Mr.. Orion says that
the house is model of good taste and
fine construction.
Mr.. Henry Mink left Monday morn
ing on a trip inspecting the road work
being done throughout the county. He
expects to go through POtosi, Dickey-
vile, Jamestown, Platteville, Lima
and Ellenboro and will return Wednes-
day.
Mrs. George P. Finney returned from
a five weeks trip to Chicago last Sat
urday night During this time she
spent three weeks and two days in the
West Side hospital, undergoing a very
serious operation, and twice nearly
succumbed to the same.
George P. Angus and Phil Ryan OF
the Lancaster Light & Power Co., were
i'll Boscobel the greater part of last
week installing motors. Boscobel and
Fennimore business houses have been
ordering motors to a considerable ex-
tent lately, indicating fiourishing con
ditions in those towns.
Mrs. Mary Judd gave a surprise
party for her daughter, Helen, Satur-
dav Nov 25th tha occasion haino bay