Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-06-12
Local News

S. r. Green went to Madison, Mon
day. on business.
Geo. P. Goble transacted business
in Milwaukee the latter part of last
week.
Fred Kemper Of Liberty, was in
the city first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Robinson OF
Fennimore, were in Lancaster first
of the week.
Miss Lena Fischer departed Mon
day morning for sojourn Of coup
lie Of weeks in Chicago.
H. c. Orion departed first Of the
week on a business trip to Madison,
Milwaukee and Chicago.
VIM. Gates and M. H. Habermann
of Cassville, transacted business at
the county seat, Monday.
Peter Wiede went to Sitter, Mon
day, for visit at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. JOS. Lind.
Miss Elva Knox went to Fennimore,
Monday, for a visit with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G. Linton.
Mrs. Thos. PendletOn went to Fen
nimOre, Monday afternoon, for Wis
it at the William Pendleton home.
The Fair Association announce
that the premiums for this year will
consist Of War Savings Stamps.
L. A. Clark and L. D. Eastman mo-
tOred to Milwaukee last week and
transacted business for several days.
Miss Irene Ward and JOS. Wacel.
were married at the home Of the
brides parents, yesterday afternoon
Harold Austin went to Liberty, on
Monday, where he will be employed
on his brother Bert's farm this sum-
mer.
Ned Walker and Gene Divall left
Monday for Madison where they will
take the preliminary steps to join
ing the navy.
Mrs. NJ w. Register returned Mon
day to her home in Fennimore after
a visit here at the JOS. Keene and
Mrs. A. Wayne homes.
Mrs. Will Henkel and her sister,
Mrs. Frank Hamis of Sabula, Iowa,
left Friday for Rochester, Mimi, in
regard to Mrs. Hamis' health.
Louis Vesperman went to North
Lancaster Monday, to help his bro
Their Henry single the house. The
barn will be raised this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. e. Louthain re-
turned to their home at Platteville,
Monday, after a visit at the home Of
their son, Henry, near Beetown.
Harry Dolphin Of North Andover,
has enlisted in the Quartermaster
Corps and departed from here Mon
day for Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
Mrs. j. P. Walker departed Monday
afternoon for Mt. Horeb, where she
will m ct her daughter, Miss Helen,
who is coming to Lancaster for a
visit with relatives.
John Richardson returned to Mt.
Horeb, Monday, having spent Sunday
at his home here. Mr.. Richardson
has charge of the brick work on the
new high school building at Mt HOr-
eb
A card received Monday by Mr.. and
Mrs w. E. Webb, informed them that
their son, Lieut.. Chas. N. Webb, had
landed safely in France. A welcome
message as that was the first they had
received in three weeks.
Or. F. w. Halferty of this city, DR..
Elgie Kraut of Beetown, and Theo.
Runkel OF POtOsi, departed from here
Monday for Milwaukee as delegates
to the Masonic Grand Lodge, in SEES
sion in that city this week.
Dickie Orion went to Fennimore,
Friday, where he remains for three
weeks having a big time visiting at
his uncle Frank Horizons farm. Dick
lie took his fishing line along and
hopes to catch some sunfsh.
Nick Adams of Beetown, was in the
city Monday, and called at the Her
aid Mr. Adams lost 81 big lambs
and % pigs from the work Of a pair
Of wolves. Mr.. Adams would like tc
hear from expert wolf hunters as the
wolves are still going when last
heard from.
Rev Father Wambold went to
Spring Green, Monday, to attend the
funeral of Father Pesch In the tor
nado of May q, the Catholic parson-
age at Spring Green was wrecked, as
was also the church, and FIR. Pesch
was blown through a window, receiv-
inc injuries which caused his death
the latter part of last week.