Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-03-22


er in FennimOre, Monday.
Ernest Pagenkopf spent the fore
part of the week at the home of Geo.
Harasha.
Clarence Stanley of Ellenboro
township was in Lancaster on bust
ness, Saturday.
Mrs. John Croker, of Fennimore,
spent Wednesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Croker.
Max Royal of Oak Park, H., ar
rived Monday evening for a visit with
Dr.. J. H. Fowler and family.
Harvey orion who has been Wis
4 iting in Freeport, H., for the past
week, returned home Monday evening.
p. J. Mouat of GAINESVILLE, revenue
collector for this district, was in Ian
caster, Wednesday looking after Ii
cense affairs.
Phil Ryan spent the weekend at
Fennimore visiting and looking after
matters for the Lancaster Light &
Power company.
A. R. Burkdoll of Chicago, has
been in the city and vicinity for the
past few days looking after Wisconsin
and Illinois railway matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis hamburger,
Mrs. Alice hamburger and Mrs. John
Reimer, went to Liberty, Monday af-
ternoon, called there by the illness
of Mrs. Henry hamburger.
Free lectures on Civic Right
I eousness, will be held at the Platte
vile city hall, March 20 to April A.
Captain Grin o. Wizard and wife of
/ Winona Lake, Indiana, will be in
charge.
George Moore and wife were pas
sengers to Livingston, Monday morn
ing. They spent the day with Mrs.
Moore's mother, Mrs Mary Latham,
who has been quite i'll for the past
several weeks.
Two boxes labelled chicks, shipped
from Fairfield, H., were received at
! the depot Monday, consigned to Jesse
/ Williams of the Hurricane neighbor
hood The chicks were very much
alive and very noisy.
Miss Gladys Hickok of Blooming
/ ton, passed through Lancaster Mon
day, on her way to the Platteville nor
NAL, where she is attending school.
Miss Hickok had been spending the
weekend at her home in Blooming
/ ton.
Will Walter and wife of Preston
came Monday noon for visit with
John Hoffman and family of South
/ Lancaster and to attend the Hoffman
barn raising which took place yes
/ terday. Mr.. Hoffman raised a 2Sx4O
barn.
Frank Turner left Monday morn
/ ing for Platteville and Darlington in
the interests of the International Har-
vester company. Mr.. Turner says
that at present it is very busy sea-
son among the retailers upon whom
he calls.
Misses Ollie Simpson of Shulls-
burg, and Hester Harper and Helen
i ABRAMS VI hdulOOn, NSlC III AolANco-
ter from Wednesday until Friday of
last week to attend the funeral of
their college companion, Miss Marie
Baumgartner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pagenkopf
entertained the following people at
their home Thursday evening: Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Hurlburt, Mrs. Will
liam Kerr, AL Hoffman, Mary John
son, Bertha Jerrett, LeOna Pagel and
Viola Spiegelberg.
Maurice Murphy relates that one
evening last week he found two stran-
gers in front of the city hall about 8
o'clock violently pounding on the
door. When queried, the strangers
desired to know whether or not the
Livery barns" kept open in Lancas-
ter after dark. The strangers were
directed to the w. B. Dyer livery.
August Misteli and wife left
Monday morning for Freeport, ILL.,,
where Mr.. Misteli will enter the en-
ploy of the Star moving picture
house. Mr.. Misteli has been employed
lOI the past yCiI III Il1S pun helAA VI
his brotber-in-law, Earl Green. Mr..
and Mrs. Misteli made many friends
during their stay here.
The B. B. Sewing club met with
Doris and Esther Kaap Friday after
noon, March II, it being also Esther's
Sth birthday. Those present were:
Ruth Frye, Dorothy Gibson, Lois
Borah, Susan Clementson, Coral
Hore, Inez Burri, Monica Holzmel-
Ter, Katherine Fowler, Thelma Hatch,
Sally Fowler, Helen Vesperman. Ice
cream and cake were served and all
had an enjoyable time.
Manager j. ID. Hatch sprung a
surprise Saturday evening on his pa
irons by putting on a very fine film
drama, 1.-The Vampire" featuring the
Russian actress, Olga Petrova, and
with Will Morse again in a leading