Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-10-03

J. J. Seipp of Cassville has pur-
chased the Henry Muesse residence.
Mrs. C. Hanson of Omaha visited
last week with Mrs. Celia Trentzsch.
Joseph Pluemer of Tennyson was a
caller in The Herald Office last Friday
Miss Florence Drinkwater went to
Dodgeville Saturday for short time.
Mrs G.. Pierce went to Livingston
Saturday for a short visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. E. J. LANCE and son Kenneth
of Cobb spent Sunday with Lancaster
relatives.
Miss Margaret Smith of Chicago
spent last week with relatives here in
Lancaster.
Miss Bernice Day went to Rewey
Friday for a short visit with Miss
Dolly Austin.
Mrs. Charles Brick went to Sitter
Sunday for visit at the Henry Jack
ering home.
Mrs. Burlie Doll went to Highland
| Friday for a short visit at the Elmer
| Salzman home.
Miss Margaret Nehls left Saturday
!
renee college.
Mrs. John Reynolds and little son
of Madison visited last week at the
William Rech home.
Mrs. John Davis of Chicago return
ed to her home Sunday after visiting
with relatives in Bloomington.
Private Charles Johnson of the ma
tiOnal army visited the weekend with
his sister, Mrs. A. L. Sherman.
Miss Mildred Ryan of Glen Haven
left Sunday via Lancaster for Apple
ton. Miss Ryan attends Lawrence col
lege.
Miss Evelyn Sherman is spending
the fall on farm near Tracy, Mimi,
as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Eva Bel
Vile.
Miss Florence Weaver of Sheldon,
Ia, returned to her home last Thurs
day after a short visit with Miss Eva
Aupperle.
Misses Lydia and Tillie Day return
ed home last week after visit with
their friend, Mrs. Herman MarteI, at
Baldwin, Wis.
Miss Laura Roberts of Dodgeville
and Mrs. S. ]. Schneider of Tacoma,
Wash, visited last week at the Chas.
Schneider home
\ Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Sherwood of
! Madison returned to their home Mon
day after spending last week at the
Charles rockingham home
Carl Woerner left Saturday for AL
berta, Ala, where he will spend the
winter with his mother. Mr. Woerner
expects to return in the spring.
Misses Mile and Alta Bark, Helen
Bruce, Sylvia Berndt and Alma Bruss
went as far as Liberty, Sunday, with
Otto Berndt, when he left for Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Godfrey, j.
Walker and Miss Nora Worster went
tors large car, which has been under
repair there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Basford will 90
to Chicago on Friday to see their son
L. P. BasfOrd, and to attend the world
series baseball games to be played be-
tween the Chicago White Sox and the
New York Giants.
Sidney Hyde has gone to Vincennes,
Ind, where he enters the employ of
George Angus as truck driver at a
salary of $85 per month. The power
concern there will build 100 miles of
line in the near future.
Joseph Flick, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Flick of this city, is home from
Moorehaven, Fla, where he has been
doing small farming The southern
climate did not agree with Mr.. Flick,
and he came home to recuperate.
Jacob Becker reported on Thursday
that he had repealed a night prowler
in his home who had gun. Mr.. Beck
er says that he struck the visitor with
hammer and chased him away. The
latter left raincoat, his revolver and
rubbers.
Mr.. and Mrs Chris Vesperman and
children Adolph, Rudolph and Doro-
thy, motOred to Rockford, last Sunday
and spent the day with their son and
brother, Walter Vesperman. Walter is
a member of the national army in
training at Camp Grant.
| twenty-five thousand sandwiches
made from ton and a half of cheese
will be handed out with hot coffee,
free, at Monroe on October 9. Thirty
five experts will prepare the sand
wiches. Monroe is making every
nranarati On for q largo crowd