Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-02-28

Mrs Walter LathrOp Of Minneapolis
Mimi, is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs w. w. Richie returned Monday
afternoon to her home in Gracevilie,
Minnesota.
Miss DOllie Ishmael, of Cassville,
visited last week with her sister, Mrs.
Nj. c. Edwards.
Miss Laura Kuenster, Of Cassville,
er, Of North Lancaster
Graydon Roberts, who has been
employed at a Dubuque roller skating
rink, returned home Thursday.
Miss Elva Doll underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis at the Doolittle
hospital Saturday Of last week.
Mrs. Ed Jeide of Bloomington, came
to Lancaster Monday for the purpose
OF taking treatment at the sanitarium
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Muesse and
daughter, Margery, and Chas. Muesse,
of Erie, Ill, arrived here Monday noon
to attend the funeral of Mrs. George
Muesse.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Carter are ex-
pected home from Florida on Thurs
day or Friday Of this week. Mrs. Car
ter is still very i'll with her malady,
neuritis. q
F. w. Hall, who delivered the adj
dress at the Methodist mems supper
Saturday evening, eturned to his home
in Madison, Sunday noon Mr.. Hall
is a practicing attorney in the capital
city.
Gay LandOn announced to the Her
aid man Saturday afternoon that lit
tie George Washington, Jr., had ar
rived at the home of his son, Wesley
Landon, on Feb. p. 1t was the first
child and weighed IL pounds.
Dr. and Mrs. j. w. Gibson, and two
daughters, Dorothy and Mary, left on
Monday of last week for Eau Gallie,
Florida. They will spend a several
weeks visiting with Mrs Gibsons par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Roesch.
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home Wednesday evening from Madi-
son, where she attended the funeral
of her husbands mother Mr.. Wieden-
beck went on from Madison to Bar
rington, H., to visit his son, Albert for
few days.
"The Purple Lady" the Offering at
the Orpheum last Tuesday evening
was one of the best comedies ever
seen on the screen here Ralph
Herr, the star, was assisted by a num-
Der Of very clever people Mr. Herr
is a master Of pantomime.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Cummins, of
South Lancaster, mourn the loss Of
their infant son, who passed away
Wednesday evening, Feb. 81 Funeral
services were held Friday afternoon
at l o'clock, Rev Harberts officiating
Burial took place at Hillside.
Martha Jordan returned to her stud
les at Milwaukee normal, Sunday af-
ternOOn after visit of three days with
her parents. Miss Martha came home
particularly for final visit with her
sister, Mrs. Fay Barstow. The Bar
slows leave for California next month.
Howard Rhodes, Lee Wright, Clar-
ence Suttle, L. o. Pennock, Arthur
Knapp, Jr., Dr. A. H. Truitt, DR.. A.
B. Cook and DR.. J. C. Doolittle went
to Madison last Tuesday afternoon to
attend the K. p banquet held in the
Woman's building. About ESQ people
were present at the meeting
E. L., Mccoy, district manager for
the Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
ance company, was in Platteville last
week for the purpose of appointing a
local representative to take the place
of II. B. Mann, who has been promot-
ed to district manager of the Black
River Falls vicinity.
The luncheon served by the domes-
Ftic science pupils at the high school
last Wednesday evening was generous
ly patronized about one hundred be-
ing in line for the cafeteria serving
The proceeds, amounting to about $50,
will be used to purchase needed ar
ticles in the domestic science room.
The Clanton & Appleby sale held
last Monday was very satisfactory IN
every respect. Cows brought a top
price Of 800 and other things sold in
proportior. Elliott Knotwell bought
the farm, paying $3.50 an acre for it.
+. A. Bishop was the auctioneer and
the owners felt we'll satisfied with
their auction.
A pleasant farewell party was Civ
en- in honor of Mr.. and Mrs Jesse At
kinson, of Ellenboro, last Monday
evening, who intend to move soon to
their new home one mile south of the
Wing church in the town Of Harrison
About one hundred guests enjoyed a
delightful evening in dancing, follow
ed by refreshments.
Miss Mile Harlowe entertained the
following young people at the home OF