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

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Monday, on business.
Mrs. Mary Walker of Burton, spent
Saturday in Lancaster.
John Mcnamara was a Madison
passenger, Monday morning.
Miss Marie Williams left Thurs
Jay for Wauzeka, to visit her parents.
Andrew Zenz writes that he leaves
Long Beach. California, this week, for
home.
Herman Behling, vile and daugh-
ter Annie, were Fennimore visitors,
Monday.
Mrs. w. G. Liller and Mrs. Alex
Croft spent Thursday with friends in
FeunimOre
John Rowden OF Fennimore. visited
i'll Lancaster Saturday and Monday of
last week.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Hendricks passed away Mon
day afternoon.
Geo. J. Wieland, of RID. s, was
looking after business matters in Ian
caster, Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Orr visited in Barne-
weld, Monday, with her sister, Mrs.
Michael Jordan.
a. ]. Eastman went to Platte
vile Monday morning, for few
weeks visit.
&C. A. Grimm and wife Of Du-
buque, attended the Baumgartner fun
eraI last Thursday.
Mrs. Fannie Duncan was taken
iii last Tuesday, but has improved
at latest reports.
-Nettie lockwood went to Platte
vile Thursday to attend Sunday
school convention.
&C. B. maritime, employed on the
Frank Walker farm near Liberty,
spent Sunday in Lancaster.
Miss Viola Spiegelberg of the
Herald staff, has been i'll with la
grippe for the past week.
Mrs. George Doyle and daughter,
Of Bloomington, visited Wednesday
with A. NJ. Appleby and family.
Miss Irene Caspers is spending
a spring vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Caspers.
Paul and Henry Braun and VIM.
Hartman of Cassville, were Lancas-
ter business visitors, Monday.
Sam Levin spent the weekend
in Lancaster, and departed Monday
for his retail stOrei HillsbOro, Wis.
James T. Webb and wife, return
ed Saturday from an extended visit
with friends in Nebraska and Kan
sas.
William Schneider of Brillion,
Wis. arrived here Wednesday even
ing to visit with Paul Spiegelberg and
family.
Peter Baumgartner and wife, OF
FennimOre attended the funeral of
Marie Baumgartner, Thursday after
noon.
Rev. Jet, and Rev. Cassel of Cass-
VILE. accompanied by Curtis Donald
son, were Lancaster callers Monday
OF this week
Mrs. Rolla Knapp and Miss Kath-
crime Bragan went to Dubuque
Thursday on business, returning
home Saturday.
Mrs. John Place of Madison,
came Monday evening for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Place and Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Tenner.
Samuel Emler is preparing to
move onto the Charles ROes farm of
40 acres west of town, which he
purchased recently.
Miss Ethel Glider went to Madi-
son on the noon train Monday, to
pursue her studies in music at the
Wisconsin School of Music.
Mrs. Phil Ryan, Mrs. Charles
Manning, Mras. Norwin O'Dell and
Miss Alma Ford, of Fennimore were
Lancaster visitors, Thursday.
Mrs. George H. Muesse of Chica-
go, came Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Miss Marie Baumgartner.
She returned home Monday morning.
Claude Showalter of Madison,
where he is employed by the Wisconsin
Telephone Co., visited in the city over
Sunday with his mother and grand
mother.
Clarence Morehouse of three
miles north of PotOsi, has moved to
the John Pink farm consisting of 240
acres, located nine miles north of
Lancaster.
Edward Muesse and Charles
Muesse and wife, of Erie, ILL.,, were
in the city from Monday to Friday
of last week to attend the Miss Baum
gartner funeral.
Mrs. George Tufley of BoscObel,
cau1a IN Lancaster Thursday MORN