Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-12-05

a Lancaster caller yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wenzel of Slit
ger visited in Lancaster, yesterday.
Miss Lucille Levake of Madison re-
turned yesterday after a visit at the
I, E. Bray home
Mike Morgan went to Madison, yes
terday for short visit with Mrs
James Pigg.
Mrs. M. j. Treweek Of Mineral Point,
returned to her home yesterday after
q visit with relatives.
Mrs Harry Brown left yesterday for
home in Los Angeles, Calf, after an
extended visit here with relatives.
Mrs. P. c. Grimm and daughter, Ha-
Eel and Ralph Grimm and wife, had
Thanksgiving dinner at Geo. W. Bar
rows
w. A. Rutan of Chicago arrived here
Wednesday evening and visited over
Thanksgiving with his friend, Rev W.
H. Wolfe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Klough and baby
OF Lancaster, left for Medford, Wis
yesterday where they will make their
home in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewald Scheibel and
daughter Gretchen Of Madison, spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Scheibel's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Wright.
Mccoy and Healy shipped horses
from Boscobel, and Fennimore last
Saturday and from Lancaster on Mon
day The lot went to northern Wis
cOnSin.
o. A. Graham Of Oswego, ILL.,, is visit
| ing with his wife and little son Billy,
at the home of Mrs Graham's mother,
Mrs. Carrie E. Reynolds. He will spend
the week here.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Berndt and
daughter, Martha, left yesterday for
Hanging Rock, Ohio. Mrs. Berndts
parents, Mr.. and Mis-. Geo. Rase are
very low at their home there.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Schade and Mrs
Stevens of DodgeviI1e, went to Fen
nimore to spend the day at the Geo.
! Reid home. Mr.. and Mrs. Reid return
ed with them in the evening for
| short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P Richardson went
to Chicago Monday, Mr.. Richardson
will attend the International Stock
show in Chicago, and Mrs. Richard
son will visit with her brother, Geo.
Pearson and family.
Miss Valvia Curtis of Fennimore re-
turned to her home Friday after a
short visit with Miss Nellie Moran.
Miss Moran is spending Thanksgiving
here with relatives. She is a Lacrosse
business college student.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ervie Edwards, Mrs.
j. G. Edgington and Mrs. w. Garth
waite of Flora left Friday for Evans
vile, where they will attend the con-
ference of the Lae.er Day Saints
which met Saturday and Sunday.
Word was received here yesterday
from camp Grant, that Corporal Gus
tave Woerner had been thrown from
a horse. His injury was broken leg.
Mrs. Ben Weide returned to her home
III Nurgart, Wis. yesterday after a visit
at the VIM. Kaap home.
Edmund, son of MI. and Mrs E.
| T. Patterson Of Bloomington, and
Miss Vevie Hackett, were married at
Baraboo not long ago. The groom is
prosperous Sank County farmer and
the bride until recently was a nurse
at Mt. Sinai hospital, Milwaukee.
Teachers leaving Lancaster, Sunday,
after spending the weekend with rel
atives were: Misses Myrtle Burgess
to Hickory Grove, Marie Meyers to
! Sitter, Leila Goble to Fennimore,
Leila Bennett to Fennimore, Hattie
Marks and Olive Hymer to Dodgeville.
j. J. Seipp Of this city was operat-
ed upon at the Cunningham hospital
in Platteville, Friday a week ago. A
growth on the spinal vertebra was
eXcised and the tOnsils removed. Mr..
Seipp rallied at once from the anes-
thetic and is now doing WE'LL
A good crowd attended the Irwin Yes
perman sale yesterday, considering the
weather and bad roads. Up to o'clock
prices were high. Ten so pound pigs
brought $13 apiece. Seven 35 Founders
brought $7.75 each. Four sows sold
at $43 each, at $3.50 each and one
at $50.75. Every indication pointed to
tremendous sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Herman and
son, Edward, of Chicago, spent
Thanksgiving and the weekend with
A. L. Sherman and family Mr. Her
man returned to his duties at the In
ternational Harvester company, Mon
day noon. Mrs. Herman and son re
manned for an extended visit
Roy Grindell, the ubiquitous mon
ument salesman of Platteville, had
venison for Thanksgiving. Mr. Grin
dell had business at the quarries near
Amberg last week and when he got
there found everybody out hunting.
Roy procured a gun and in two days
brought down a buck. Steaks and