Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-02-13
Local News

a. v Ward is laid up with two brok-
en ribs due to fall.
Miss Ionia Roesch went to Chicago
On a two week business trip.
Clifton Taft went to Milwaukee Fri
day on business returning Sunday.
Mrs Louis AIthouse Of Montfort,
visited relatives in Lancaster last
week
Mrs. Mae Clanton Of Fennimore
spent the weekend with Mrs. Harvey
orion.
Miss Ethel Bass went to Platteville
Monday for visit at the Gene Bass
home.
George Addison went to Benton
Monday for visit at the Ed. Hud
home.
Miss Florence Barnett went to Fen
himore Monday for a short visit with
relatives.
Mrs Harvey Schmidt went to Fenni-
more Thursday for visit at the Bert
Draggs home.
Mrs. a. NJ Frish Of Madison spent
the weekend with her daughter Mrs
A. II. Kessler
DR.. S. W. Doolittle returned Friday
evening from Milwaukee where he
was on business.
Mesdames E. J. Rothe and Ed. He
berlein Of Fennimore were Lancaster
shoppers, Friday.
Frank Vesperman of S. Lancaster,
left Thursday for Madison where he
will try to enlist.
Mr. and Mrs E. J. LANCE and son
Kenr eth Of Cobb, spent Sunday at the
John Thorne home.
Miss Elizabeth Ecker Of GAINESVILLE,
was a business caller in Lancaster
the first Of this week.
Miss Julia Sweeney left Thursday
for Animation, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Leon Low.
Joseph Hoffman returned Friday
St. Louis, Mo-, where he has been for
Inc past several months.
Mrs. Geo. Houghton of Beetown,
went to Montfort Friday for visit
at the John Klinger home.
Mrs. John Fuller Of Bloomington,
left Thursday FOR Stevens Point, where
she will visit her husband.
Fred Pagenkopf and Frank Wieland
went to Madison, Thursday where they
attended q tractor convention.
George Gallagher, linotypist for the
Dodgeville Chronicle spent the week
end with friends here in Lancaster.
Harry Wenzel who is assisting A. G.
Wertz with the rink at Bloomington
was in Lancaster over the weekend
Fred V. Stephan of Shullsburg,
returned to his home Saturday after
spending part Of the week here with
friends
Mrs John Bradley and Mrs Chas
McVay Of Fennimore visited last week
week with their mother, Mrs Mary
Garman.
Mrs. J. b. Bradbury, daughter Velva
of Fennimore and son Julian Brad
bury Of BoscobeI, were Lancaster cal
lers, Friday.
Mrs. Guy Miller of Racine return
ed home Saturday after spending a
week with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
q III. Angus.
Otto Berndt of Ft. Riley, Kansas,
was in the city last week visiting rel
atives. Otto wore the full uniform of
the u. S. service.
Rev w A. Weyhrauch returned
Friday from Lake City, Mimi, where
he has been holding special meetings
for the last two weeks.
Mrs Henry Crosby and Miss Ethel
Thomas of Chicago returned to their
home Saturday after visit with Mrs
Chas. Boyd and family.
Mrs Carl Reuber of Little Grant
left Friday for Camp Grant, where
she will visit with her son, Charles
who is in training there.
VIM. Pink, Charles WieIand, Henry
Pagenkopf and John Plat, went to
Madison Thursday where they Will
attend a tractor convention.
II. E. Showalter went to Chicago
Monday on business. Mrs. H. E., went
az far as Highland where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. F. F. HeideI
Mrs. John Starrett and Walter IRE
loar left Thursday for Galena, from
there they will go to Cassville where
they will visit at the Henry Treloar
home.
Miss Beatrice Hickok of Mt. Hope,
a student of the university returned
to Madison Monday She was accom-
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