Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-03-06
Local News

Monday for their new home in Madi-
son.
Miss Agnes Crubaugh of Fennimore,
visited last week at the Fred Wenzel
home
Mrs. VIM. Cook went to Boscobel,
Friday, for visit at the Carl Porter
home
Miss Kathleen Bragan went to
Platteville, Friday, where she will be
employed
Mrs. John Edge of Platteville, Wis
tied last week with Lancaster friends
and relatives.
Mrs Geo. Richman of Werley visit
ed last week with her brother, w. G..
Knox, and family.
Lou Starr sold his cottage on No.
Adams street to Walter Munson who
has taken possession.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Miller of Dali
las, S. d., arrived Sunday for a weeks
visit at the NJ Miller home.
Mr. and Mrs. Perle Woodman Of
Fennimore, visited with friends in
Lancaster first of the week.
Mrs. Fannie Mckenzie Carthew and
children leave for their new home in
Salem, Oregon, some time this week
Mrs. G. H. Brummond of Horizon,
returned Friday to her home after a
visit here with the Ned WinskilI fam
lily
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Farrand went
to Chicago, Saturday, for weeks Wis
it with their daughters, Grace and
Mary.
Harvey Abrams has bought the old
Delos Abrams place in the north part
Of town. The property consists of
205 acres.
Beck & Schwartz have a one ton
Republic truck bought of the Moni-
tor Garage The outfit cost 1925 and
is a dandy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Edwards of Min
eral Point, spent last week with the
formers mother, Mrs. M. @. Edwards
and family.
James w. Jones of PlattevilIe, aged
SO, was committed to the county asy-
lum last Friday. Mr.. Jones is i'll with
senile dementia
Mrs. Anime Showalter and daugh
ter, Leone, went to Camp Grant. Fri
day, for visit with her son, Claude,
who is in training there.
Thos. Haley and Leo Meysembourg
went to Prairie du CHEN Saturday to
attend the third degree initiation and
banquet Of Il. Of G. Campion Council,
held Sunday Robert Meysembourg
received his third degree at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Mccormick and
little son, John, left yesterday for
Mitchell, S. D. for a visit with Mr..
McCOrmick's mother Mr.. Mccormick
has enlisted as a mechanic and his
family will stay at Mitchell during his
absence.
Alice Carter and Jessie James, two
young people Of Mineral Point, were
united in marriage Wednesday last.
Aurelia La Court died at the home of
her son, Louis, at Livingston. She was
born in Belgium Interment was made
at Oconto.
Mrs. ]. D. Howard and little son,
Joseph, Of Chattanooga, Tenn, Miss
Dorothy Gerhardt and Oscar Ger
hardt of Fennimore and Robert Ger
hardt of Camp Perry, Great Lakes,
Ill, were in Lancaster last week Wis
iting at the Clyde Suttle home. 4
Jas. Jordan of Dubuque, and son,
Howard, were here last week visit
ing relatives. Mr.. Jordan expects to
take a trip south in the near future.
He will explore the Ozark mountains
in southern Missouri and maybe buy
land Mountain Grove is the town
where Jim may locate. Sam Jordan of
Cassville, goes with Jim for the trip.
Mrs. Earl Green and son, John, and
Miss Emma Becker went to Monroe
yesterday, for visit with relatives.
Miss Nettie Oswald went to Mont
fort yesterday to meet her sister, Mrs.
W. M. Webb and children of Gilbert,
Mimi, and Lieut. Chas. Webb of
Camp Johnston, Jacksonville, Fla,
who came to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Victor Kamm.
VIM. Ohlert of Camp Macarthur, Wa
co, Texas, arrived Monday in time to
attend his brother Eds funeral. He
will remain here a week. Oscar OIL
ert's leave had to come from Washing
ton as the government rule permit on
ly one member of family to be ex-
cused by the camp authorities. Os-
car wired from Kansas City on Sun
day that he was on his way home.
JOS. Seipp of Cassville, moved part
of his goods to Lancaster Saturday,
and pXnnctS To ha we'll located hnre