Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-25
Local News

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Mrs. J. Wieland left Friday for St.
Louis, after a three weeks visit with
relatives here.
Miss Elizabeth Grimm went to
Rhinelander, yesterday, for visit
with relatives.
Ray Carthew shipped two carloads
Of cattle through Potosi-one last
week and one Monday.
Mrs. Florence Bestor went to Platte
vile, yesterday, for visit with her
cousin, Mrs. Cora Craven.
Frank Van Dusen of Chicago, ar
rived Monday evening for two
weeks visit with his mother
Clarence Howe and little son, of
Evanston, Ill, came yesterday for a
visit at the John Howe home.
Miss Susie and Alfred Duncalf are
the owners of an Overland Country
Club car bought by them last week.
1t was reported Monday that VIM.
Galloway was slowly getting worse at
Mayo Bros hospital. The family is
at the bedside.
Mrs. Lillian Runnels of Appleton
was in Lancaster Monday to visit the
local Rebecca lodge. Mrs. Runnels is
state president
Mrs. Frank Morrow returned Mon
day from Salem, Wis, where she has
been nursing her sister, Miss Olive
Hope, who is i'll.
Fred Godfrey and wife of Daven-
port, Ia, arrived Tuesday for a Wis
it at the home of his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Jos. Godfrey.
Miss Henrietta Winskill fell and Sc
verely injured an ankle a few days
ago. She will be an invalid for the
next several weeks.
DIR. G. A. Budworth of Prescott
Wis, visited several days this week
with his mother, Mrs. A. BudwOrth,
and brother, G. F. Budworth, in this
city
Miss Thelma Boyd went to Chicago,
Tuesday, where she will visit for sew
eral weeks at the home of her aunt,
Mrs Annette Thomas
Robt. Godfrey Of No. Lancaster, lost
calf by a lightning stroke about the
middle Of last week The "critter"
was insured with the Liberty Com
pany
M. NJ BARLEY and wife and Lowrey
Morse, motored down from Columbus,
Monday, and will spend a few days
visiting Grant county relatives and
friends.
"A washout on the @. between La
Crosse and Minneapolis, delayed traf-
fic on that famous road Sunday and
Monday. Two bridges went out and
a mile or so of track
DR.. Burma of Dubuque, filled the
pulpit at the Presbyterian church,
Sunday. He will leave Dubuque on
Tuesday for Texas, to attend a camp
meeting among the COW boys.
The Rev. w. A. Hutchinson Of
Grand Rapids, Mich, will occupy the
Congregational pulpit, Sunday morn
ing and evening. He also leads prayer
meeting Thursday night.
Willis Snider of the Isle of Pines,
visited at the John Harshberger home,
Monday. Mr.. Snider has been in the
county for the past two weeks. He
formerly lived at Mt Hope.
Everett Taylor arrived from Pitts
burg, Monday, for a visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Taylor.
Mr.. Taylor is chemist and after a
vacation here, will take up work at
Troy, N. Y.
Donald r. Livingston, son of VIM.
Livingston of Livingston, was in the
city yesterday Donald enlisted four
months ago at Madison and is now To-
Gated at Fl Oglethorpe, Ca, as a
member of Co. K, 18th U. S. Infantry.
"A Lancaster party composed Of J.
Harold Pugh, j. T. Pugh, r. G. Meyer
and r. Meyer Jr went to Toledo, o.,
last Tuesday. They returned Friday
evening driving overland in a new
WiIlys-OverIand six, bought by F. c.
Meyer.
Sam Groenier and family of Chica-
go, motOred here Thursday and have
been spending the week with Lambert
GrOenier. The Groeniers spend the
greater part of each summer picnick-
ing. Monday they motored to Mozart
ney for a days fishing. They came
home through oceans of mud
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Kratz and daugh-
ters of Neenah, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Darling of Sheboygan, and Miss Mar
tina Hutchins of Hutchins, Wis, mo-
tored to Lancaster Monday in a Max
well car, and spent the day with the
H. j. Mink family. Plenty of mud all
the way. The party left Monday for
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