Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-04

waukee, Saturday for visit.
Ernest Nauman went to Milwaukee,
Saturday, for a visit with friends.
Mrs. S. H. Taylor visited Cobb and
Montfort relatives last week.
John J. Martin of Burton, visited in
Lancaster last Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Eagan of Madison, Wis
tied Miss Tresha Warren, last week
w. S. Wunderlin of Potosi town
ship, was a Lancaster caller last We'd
nesday.
VIM. Adrian of Burton, paid the
Herald brief but pleasant visit last
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Hanlon and son, Leo, and
Miss Virginia Frederick of Dubuque,
are visiting at the John Ertz home.
Oscar Breithaupt went to Madison,
Mrs. John Place.
Mrs. A. w. Cardey and children left
Saturday for visit in Livingston and
Platteville.
Misses Pearl Poland and Lottie
Grebe, went to Platteville, Thursday,
for a visit with friends.
j. c. Regain returned to Chicago, on
Monday after two weeks visit with
his wife who is at the JAS McBrien
home.
Miss Gertrude Klecker left Satur-
dayday for her home in Waterloo, Ia,
where she will spend her vacation.
Miss Klecker is employed as stenog-
rapher in the law Office of Frank c.
Meyer.
Burnell Suttle started for New York
Hast week where he expected to enter
the appraisal business with his bro
Their, Floyd. He came home again on
Saturday for a brief visit but will go
again soon.
Mrs. A. l.. Sherman and children,
Evelyn and Roger, and Miss Viola
Spiegelberg, left Saturday afternoon
for Chicago, where they will make an
extended visit with Mrs. Sherman's
parents, Lieut. and Mrs. Chas. John
son.
L. G. Hickok went to Livingston
last week and secured the plumbing
contract on the new Chas. Waring
bungalow. The heating will be of the
Moline Vacuum Vapor type and the
total cost for plumbing and heating
stands at $1,000.
Rev. Goetz and family of Campbell,
HNeb., came Saturday for visit with
Rev. VIM. Harberts and family. Paul
Bucholz of Lexington, Neb., is also
visiting at the Harberts home. Rev.
Harberts has just returned from the
conference at Lake Geneva.
Mrs. Alfred Quasius and sons, Will
liam and Edward, and Mrs. Mary
Bachausen, all of Sheboygan, have
been visiting at the Paul Spiegelberg
home at Five Points. William, aged g.,
had the misfortune to bruise his fin
gers while lifting a train window
while on the way here
A deal has been practically COM
pleted whereby Harvey Schmidt Of
this city, sells the Up-To-Date res
taurant to Louis Keehner of Cassville
Mr.. Schmidt retains the baking bus
mess and plans to erect a modern
baking plant of large capacity for ex-
elusive wholesale and retail baking
business. Temporarily he will remain
in the present quarters above the res
taurant.
A party of Lancaster people went
to Bloomington last Friday and pic
hicked at the home of A. E. Budahn.
A. delightful afternoon was spent by
all present. Those going from Ian
caster were: T. A. Thompson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Price, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed King, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Clark and daughter, Patricia, Mrs.
Josie Clark, Miss Myrl Burrows, C. A.
Case and family
Jas. Smith of Excelsior, ATTEMPTED
to board the moving freight train here
Saturday, and almost received SER
ious injury. He had dog which he
wished to take along and there is
where the difficulty arose. He picked
the dog up and boarded a car. The
dog kicked and tried to get away and
while James tried to keep the dog, he
lost his own hold and fell off, luckily
rolling clear of the oncoming freight
car wheels. -Dial-Enterprise.