Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-08-08
Local News

parents of a son, born Friday, August
3.
Mr. and Mrs B. Mill of Boscobel
were in Lancaster on business Tues
day.
Miss Loreen Willis of Platteville is
visiting with her cousin, Miss Bernice
Day.
Mr. and Mrs Foster Jackson of
Cuba City were in Lancaster Monday
between trains.
Miss Elizabeth Rerchel of Grand
Rapids Wis, visited last week at the
Park Dudley home.
Joseph Hoffman left Tuesday for
st. Louis, Mo, on four months bus
mess and pleasure trip.
Misses Mae and Margaret Martin
came yesterday for visit at the home
Of their uncle, Pat May.
Mrs. R. NJ Lee of st. Croix Falls,
Wis, arrived today for visit with
the C. w. Burrows family.
MI. and Mrs. f. Briel of Charlton,
IC.y
home and with other relatives.
Miss Grace Taylor of Patch Grove
is visiting with Miss Lucia Wieden-
beck. Miss Taylor came Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Alcott and
Mrs. Bertha Willis of Platteville spent
Sunday at the John Day home in this
city. ..a
George P. Angus leaves today for
Indiana, where he will spend the next
two weeks looking after electrical bus
mess.
Mrs William Fischer of Livingston
and Mrs. Bert Stevens of Fremont,
Neb, visited at the Carl Alt home last
week.
Miss Laura Emery of IrOquoris, S.
D. came Monday for a weeks visit
with her cousins, Misses Mary and
Winifred Eddy.
Rev w. A. Weyhrauch and Charles
Klarman left for Milwaukee Tuesday
to meet with the Baptist Church Edi-
flee committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Orion and DR..
Joseph Godfrey left Saturday for Chi
cago, where Mrs. Orion will undergo
serious operation.
Little Marion Gardner, who has
lived at Wanakee for the past four
years, will make her future home with
Mrs Elfe Duncan in this city.
Clarence Suttle is constructing
modern two-story bungalow next to
his fathers house on South Washing
ton street H. j. Kraemer has the
contract.
Miss Tresha Warren left Tuesday
for Chicago and Madison. Miss War
rem will visit her sister, Miss Mary
Warren, in Chicago, and will visit
friends in Madison.
Howard Jordan and Thomas Nc
Donald went to Milwaukee last We'd
nesday and drove home a new Chan
dler six auto which John Mcdonald
recently purchased.
Miss Olive Grebe of Lincoln, Neb.,
accompanied Mrs. Chris Grebe to
Philadelphia, Tuesday, where Mrs.
OT6D0 Will uuuSISO oil OpOA az
the university hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Zimmerman and
little daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Folmer, all of jamestown
township, were here yesterday. The
men took the army examination.
J. J. Kemp and Joseph Alt were in
the city yesterday morning. MIR. Kemp
farms six miles west of Cuba City
Mr.. Alt is in his employ and came
here for the army examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cane of Mt. Hope,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cox and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. M. Diron and family enjoyed
a picnic supper at the home of Mrs.
Ellie Duncan Sunday afternoon.
Miss Emma Ressmeyer of Mineral
Point is visiting friends in the city.
With her mother, Mrs. Maggie Ress-
meyer she leaves soon for Washing
ton. where they will visit Mrs. Ress-
meyers daughter Dora.
Virgil Angus and Donald Dyer have
given up the Grand theater to Mr..
Taft, after six weeks Of successful
business. The boys intend entering
the university this fall. Mr.. Taft takes
charge again and will also conduct a
short order restaurant and lunch
room in the room next to the theater.
Chester Croker is associated with him
in the latter venture.
DR.. E. o. Miller Colonies popular
dentist, left this morning for Aber-
deem, where he will take the dental
examination for professional work in
Uncle Sans service, after which he
will be subjected to physical exam
nation. Should he pass successfully,
DR.. Miller will no doubt be called to
the colors some time this fall-Co-
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