Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Albert Wiedenbeck and family
spent the 4th at Mccartney.
Miss Lydia Weffel Of Fennimore,
visited in Lancaster, Saturday.
Henry Doll left Friday for visit
with his son, Ohio Doll, at Dodgeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Tufley visited at
the VIM Tufley home in Boscobel,
last Thursday.
Mrs. Hy. Bayman of Sitter, visited
part Of last week at the Dan Aupperle
home.
Miss Mabel Wilson went to Platte
vile, Saturday, for visit with her
sister, Mrs. Geo. Quincy.
Miss Laura Angus of Oconto Falls,
is visiting at the home Of her uncle,
Geo. Angus, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Batty of Mad
ison, visited last week with their son,
%. S. Batty, and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Boyse went. to
Dubuque, Thursday to attend the
wedding of their daughter, Myrtle.
John Hartman of CassvilIe R. F. D.
/, was in Lancaster last Friday and
paid this office a pleasant visit.
Many Lancaster people went to
Glenn Park the 4th where speaking
and amusements had been provided.
Walter Reddy, Marie Mccarthy, Mr..
NTpc Johnson
Sherman, made up party for Prairie
du Chen, last Wednesday.
Miss Lulu Birch Of Beetown, passed
through Lancaster Friday enroute to
BOscobel, for visit with Miss Ra-
mona Keitlinger.
Mrs. B. Prien and Mrs. l.. Prien of
Madison, returned home, Friday, after
a visit with the Louis Fischer fam
lily.
Miss Naomi Jackson of Cuba City,
was visitor in Lancaster last week.
Miss Sadie Marburger Of Fenni-
meor, visited in Lancaster, Friday.
Geo. w. Chase and daughter, Mrs.
Olive Lau of Cassville, passed through
Lancaster, Friday enroute to Sitter,
for an extended visit at the L Smith
home.
Mrs. Frank Calls and daughter, re-
turned last week from Montfort, after
visit with Mrs. Calls parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. S. Chandler, and other
relatives.
John M. Treloar Of Nora Springs,
Ia, returned to his home, Saturday,
after spending two weeks in and near
Lancaster visiting friends and rela-
tives.
VIM. Galloway, accompanied by his
son, VIM. Jr., went to Rochester,
Mimi, Saturday where he will sub
nit to an operation for bladder troub-
le at the Mayo Bros hospital,
The rain of Friday afternoon was
only a local affair as cars from the
west struck mud at the Sinnissippi
farm which continued all the way to
Lancaster.
Mrs. r. B. Showalter, Mrs. Phoebe
Chatfeld, Clyde and Claude Showalter
motored to Muscallunge last Friday
where they spent the day with Mrs.
Myrtle Hughes Smith.
Mrs. Chas. Vesperman of this city
visited in Platteville last week as the
guest of Mrs. Ira Poller. The week
preceding Mrs. POller and little daugh-
ter, had visited in Lancaster with Mrs.
Vesperman.
Del Appleby came Friday evening
from Minneapolis for a few days stay.
Del is employed by = big real estate
firm in the twin cities and is making
good. His many friends here wish him
a world of success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mclean and three
children and Mrs. Katie Taylor, left
Saturday morning for Boaz, Richland
county, where they visited with VIM.
Taylor. The trip was made in Mr..
McLean's Studebaker. They expected
to return the following Monday.
Mineral Point, Cuba City, Spring
Green, Prairie du Chen, Glenn Park,
Bloomington, and other places in the
vicinity were visited by Lancaster
people on the 4th. Lancaster did not
celebrate this year but at no place did
the home people find as good a cele-
bratiOn as the one held here last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Alderman of
Glen Haven, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Neubauer of MOnona, Ia, were in the
city Saturday afternoon. The Neu-
bauers came to Glen Haven last Tues
day for short visit Mr.. Neubauer
was driving a bort car bearing the
number 19O438. The Iowa numbers
this year exceed 100000.
A reunion of the Ivey family was
held at the Wright House last Tues
day evening. AT the supper table were
Mr.. Alex Ivey, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
@. Sykes, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Ivey and
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