Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wiedenbeck,
Jr., and children spent Sunday at
Glenn park.
Henry Mink and family visited Sun
day with Mrs. Minks parents, S. w.
Okey and wife, of Cassville.
Mrs. Philip Suck and family of Glen
Haven are visiting at the home of Carl
Block, Sr., and other relatives here.
Mrs. I. w Miller returned Monday
from Camp Douglas, where she has
been visiting her nephew. Neil Dolan
Miss Alma Henkel left Tuesday for
Detroit, where she will attend the
Thomas Normal School of Music for
the next year.
Mrs. Earl Green and son John re-
turned FRIDAY from Monroe after
spending the summer with her par
ents, Judge Becker and wife
Oscar Damn, Edd King and wife
and George Marks and wife were at
Darlington, Mineral Point and Dodge
vile Sunday.
Oscar Wright and Dr.. S. w. Doolit-
tie left last Tuesday on a fishing trip
to Eagle Lake. Frank Meyer joined
them on Sunday. They will be home
the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. G. Biasi Of Dubuque and her
son and his wife Of Chicago came UP
Saturday and spent Sunday in Ian
caster with Mrs. George Hrehl and
other friends.
DR.. Fred Renkel received his com
mission Monday and is now a first
lieutenant in the dental corps of the
United States army, subject to call
into service at any time.
Harry Swab and son and Mrs Jake
Richter and son left yesterday morn
ms for an auto trip and few days
visit at Mr.. Swab's former home at
Lanark, III.
Dr. J. II. Reed and wife returned last
Wednesday from a business trip to st.
Joseph, Mo-, and other western points,
and a brief visit with their daughter,
Mrs Charles Mayne, at Griswold Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fobian OF Mil
Waukee visited last week with Mrs.
Fobians sister, Mrs Abbie Leonard.
They left Sunday for Galena, where
they will visit other relatives before
returning to their home
/ I, Barnard, Chicago diamond mer-
chant, and H. Gould, craftsman in the
windy city, visited here the weekend
with the GOldstein boys. The visitors
mOtored through from Chicago in Mr..
/ Barnard's Hudson Supeh-Six.
Rev Bernard c. Eutsler of Wagon
Mound, n. NJ, visited last week at the
Abe Livens home. From here he went
to Dayton, o., for a short visit with
his parents. Rev Eutsler occupied
the Baptist church pulpit Sunday
morning and evening.
Mrs. Nettie Finney Odzorek tele-
phoned her parents that baby girl
weighing seven pounds had been born
that day, Wednesday, August 49, to
Mr.. and Mrs K. Kennedy of Kenosha.
The mother and little Dorothy Joan
are being cared for in a hospital.
Mrs. Charles Klarman and little son
returned home Monday from Valley
City, N. d., where they have been Wis
iting for the summer Miss Idalia
Larson remained there, as she will
enter college this winter at Valley
City.
Lambert Groenier and family return
motor car through the northern and
eastern parts of the state They Wis
tied the Dells at Kilbourn, then went
east into the copper country of Mich
igan, crossing northern Wisconsin and
coming home down the western side of
the state via La Crosse.
G. H. Basford and wife and George
Mccarthy and wife took a fine trip
last Sunday. They motored to Du-
buque in the morning, boarded the
steamer Morning Star and rode up
the river to Prairie du CHEN, then
motored home, arriving at 1920 p. m
They report nice crowd on the
steamer, and the delightful weather
and beautiful scenery made it the "fin-
est trip of the season.
Mrs Charles Klarman and son Yer
non returned Monday after several
months visit with her sister, Mrs. r.
G. Higgs, Of Pine City, Wash, and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Larson, and
other relatives at Valley City, N. D.
Mrs. S. Mikkelson and daughter Mari
Ign of Valley City returned home with
her sister, Mrs. Klarman. Miss Idalia
Larson will attend normal at Valley
City this winter.
Mrs Mary Judd, Helen Baxter and
Charles Judd and Mrs. H. E. Baxter
left Lancaster August "a at $3.50 a. M,
for Waterloo, Ia, via Dubuque, in
Mrs. Judd's Ford. They visited the
John Black home at Waterloo, and
with relatives at Cedar Falls. Going
out Mrs. Judd had one puncture, and
three coming back. They returned
August 81, having had very delight
full trip.