Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-05
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Miss Mabel HOlzinger resumed
her duties as teacher, near Sitter,
Monday morning.
Miss Cecile Atwood, of Lake For
est, H., was a guest at the Louis
Fischer home last week.
Miss Meta Schmidt returned to
Wheaton, Ill, Monday morning where
she is attending college.
Paul Keitlinger arrived home Sat
urday evening from Milwaukee, where
he spent week with friends.
-Aldro jerks returned to his home
in Dodgeville Monday, after brief
visit at the H. Henkel home.
Ned Ellis, who is attending school
at the University of Wisconsin, re-
turned to Madison Monday morning.
William Carroll, of Platteville,
spent the latter part of last week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Car
roll
John F. Taylor and wife left Sat
urday for La Crosse, where they will
visit with Mr.. Taylor's son, for few
days.
Mrs. S. r. Kerr of the Hurricane,
is reported as dangerously i'll with
pneumonia. A trained nurse is caring
or her.
Miss Ionia Roesch, who has been
visiting with friends in BoscObel for
the past week, returned home Satur-
day evening.
The Misses Mary Webb and Mar
gretta Nehls returned to Appleton
Monday where they are attending
Lawrence college.
Miss Emily Roberts returned to
chicago Monday, after spending the
Hllidays with her parents, Mr.. and
IRIS. Charles C. Roberts.
Paul Schmidt, who is attending
college at Elmhurst, Indiana, returned
Monday to resume his duties, after a
Two weeks visit with his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Louis Schmidt.
Norton EversolI, of Cassville,
spent Sunday here with his friend,
Clay Rafferty,. Norton left Monday
morning for Madison, where he is a
student in the University of Wiscon-
sin
Simon Langstaff of British Hol-
low, writes the Herald that he is UNI
able to call, but trusts that we would
send him a nice calendar. One is i'm
mediately forthcoming and if it isn't
right we will send another one.
Mrs. Bertha Martin, who recently
left Lancaster for Fairview, Montana,
arrived at her destination, but writes
friends that she has been i'll with la
grippe for the past week. Mrs. Martin
says that the country out west is very
interesting.
Alex Ivey of this city, called at the
Herald office the other day to renew
his subscription and several others
that he sends away. Mr.. Ivey is one
OF the first callers around January 1st,
and never lets a year go by. One of
Lancaster's fine old gentlemen.
ton. S. d., arrived in the city last
Wednesday for visit with his father,
James F. Treloar Mr.. TrelOar is To-
Gated in a very rich farming section
OF South Dakota where at the present
time he is farming five sections of
land
The Herald still has few nice
calendars left although the amount
given out has been something ire
GlendOus. We particularly want the
old people to get something nice and
request that YOU call or have some
one call for you within the next few
days. Come in and get one.
Miss Marie Fischer of Spokane,
Washington, spent her Christmas va
cation at the home of her grandmoth-
er. Mrs. c. Fischer Marie is attend
ing school at the University of Wis
cOnsin, and resumed her duties Mon
day morning. Her cousin, Roy Fisch-
er. who is also attending school there,
left Monday.
William Hoffman of rural route
No. 4, who delights in doing good in
secret. again called at the Herald Of
fee last week to get a nice calendar
and to leave three combs of that excel
lent honey which his thrifty bees gath
er for him. There's a calendar every
year for Mr. Hoffman and a hearty
welcome every time he calls.
Michael Huffnagle of near Dickey-
vile, came TO Lancaster last Thursday
on business and dropped into the Her
aid office TO get acquainted and renew
his allegiance to the old family paper.
Mr. Hunnagle has taken the paper for
years and says it gets better every
week. In fact ne can't tell when the
improvement is going to stop. Come
often. Mr. HufInagle.
Henry Mink OF this city, has been
appointed guardian of the children of
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