Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-10-10

uday on a business trip.
Leo Thompson of Werley was in
Lancaster last week on business.
Mrs. G. H. Baltzer of Elkhart Lake
visited last week at the Hy Eastman
| home.
Mss Mary Grebe went to Montfort
Thursday for visit at the J. H. Ben
der home.
Mrs. A. Stivarius of Fennimore Wis
tied last week with Mrs. Timms of
/ Lancaster.
Miss Mary Pink went to DodgeviIle
| Thursday for a visit at the George
Pink home
Mrs. M. Hildreth and Mrs. Walham
Schaal went to Preston Thursday for
short visit.
Mrs. Louis Alt went to Dodgeville
Saturday for a visit at the Rev. T. S.
Beavin home.
Mrs. Frank Heidel of Highland came
Thursday for short visit at the JAS
McBrien home
Miss Nellie Altoona of Galena spent
few days of last week with Miss
Genevieve Moran.
Miss Bernice Day returned Thurs
! day from Rewey, where she spent
week with friends.
Mrs. James Walker of Lancaster
went to Fennimore Friday for short
visit with relatives.
John Lawler and Mrs. Iva Farris,
both of this city, were married at Du-
buque last Thursday.
Miss Helen Peterson of Soldiers
Grove, Wis, is visiting with her friend
Miss Martha Meyers.
]. B. Bradbury of Fennimore was in
| Lancaster Thursday between trains to
! consult with DR.. Godfrey.
Albert Wiedenbeck, Jr., has accept
ed a position as bookkeeper in the
Farmers & Citizens State bank
Miss Eta Grant, of Sitter and Miss
Hilda Grant, of Dubuque were in Lam
caster Friday between trains.
G. F. Budworth and family have
moved to Fond du Lac, where Mr.. Bud
worth is employed as printer.
Miss Opal Fischer of Cassville went
to Benton Saturday via Lancaster, for
a visit at the H. K. Sherry home.
Mrs. F. R. Duncan OF Montfort and
Mrs. S. L. Phipen of Racine, Wis. Wis
tied last week with Mrs. W. R. Shat
tuck
Mrs. R. NJ Lee of Chicago arrived
here Thursday night to assist in car
ing for her mother, Mrs. Mary j.
Hicks
Mrs. F. H. Baldwin of Bloomington
went to Livingston Thursday via Lam
caster for a short visit with Mrs Ag-
mes Allen
Mrs. 0. I. Mills went to Madison on
Thursday to meet her mother, Mrs
Mary McKirchner, who will return to
Lancaster with her.
Mrs. J. A. Mccoy and Mrs. Richard
Meyer, Jr., visited over Sunday in
Minneapolis with their aged aunt
Mrs. James Barnett.
Mrs. Frank Allen of Livingston Wis
| tied with her sister, Miss Julia Swee-
ney last week. Miss Sweeney return
ed to Livingston with her Thursday.
Miss Margheritta Mccoy is teaching
in GAINESVILLE this year. Miss Mccoy
has charge of eighteen classes, and
her work is difficult and responsible
Mrs. Emma Jones of Simms, Mont
! has been visiting here the past sew
|
Mrs. Lewis Kraut and other Grant
county relatives and friends.
Mrs. August Waldman of Sitter ar
rived Friday, and with Mrs. Henry
Bryhan left that afternoon for Du-
buqUe, where they will visit few
days with relatives and friends.
Frank narrower and family moved
| to Platteville last week. where they
will live in the future. Their friends
here will regret their departure but
wish them we'll in their new location
Last weeks Herald attempted to
state that William Garthwaite of Lit
tie Grant had sold his 10O-acre farm
| to Orval Wright, a neighbOr, but the
| item got balled up in transmission.
Beg your pardon.
Mrs. Charles Charmley and son of
Winnipeg, Canada, came last week to
spend the winter with her brother, AL
bert Brinkman. Mrs. Charmley's hus-
band is somewhere in England" in
one of the training camps.
AL Payne was thrown across a
plank at the canning factory last week
while putting on a belt and sustained
severe injuries to his ribs. Mr. Payne
took a few days layoff but will be
back at the factory again soon.
r. A. Watkins arrived in the city
last week from Lawton, Okla, for a
| few days visit. Mr.. Watkins left Ok
lahoma Wednesday evening at and
reached Lancaster Friday morning at
s o'clock. He will settle up his affairs
here and will return as soon as pos
! sible.