Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-07-31

MRS. Lillian McLary of Toledo. o.
and Mrs. Eugene Hoffmeister of chi
cago, returned to their homes first OF
the week after a two weeks visit al
the Louis Vesperman home in this
city.
Thos Beyins and Mr.. and Mrs. b
Y. Barnes of Fennimore, attended the
funeral of Henry Bevins here last
tuesday. Mr.. Bevins is the father
OF the deceased and Mrs. Barnes a
sister.
Mrs. j. P. Williams went to Wau-
zeka, Saturday, to be in attendance
at the funeral of her brother-in-law
wayne Williams, whose death oc-
CURED at his home in that place last
week.
irwin Kramer, who has been spend
ing his vacation at the home of his
parents in this city, departed last
week for Menominee where he will
attend the summer course at Stout
Institute.
Mrs. Fred Kramer of Madison. Wis
tied here last week with her mother
Mrs. Henry Timm. Mr.. and Mrs. L,
G. Kramer and Mrs. Bert Bradley
all OF Dubuque, also were guests OF
Mrs. Timm.
Miss Ruth Wright returned to Chi
cago, yesterday, where she is employ
ed as stenographer, after a pleasant
two weeks vacation spent with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Wright
in this city.
Mrs. w. d. Humphrey Of San Ber-
nardino, Calf, went to Cobb, Sunday
for a visit at the Ed LANCE home be-
fore returning west. Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Gibbs, the latter being Mrs
Humphreys sister, went with her for
the day.
Arthur A. Knapp came home Thurs
day night for a few days. Arthur
has finished his work at Great Lakes
and recently has been training al
Dunwoodie Naval College, Minneap-
oils. He expects to go to Harvard
the finishing school, next week.
VIM. Pendleton returned to his
home in Fennimore, Monday, after q
visit at the Thos. S.. Pendleton home
here. Mr.. Pendleton, together with
the Thos. S. P~endleton family, went
to Elk Grove, Sunday, to attend the
funeral of a cousin, Thos. Pendleton
Chas. Bernard, Press Agent for the
Sparks circus, left the Herald man q
souvenir in the form Of a Is inch os.
trich plume. Mr.. Sparks has an os-
trich farm at his home in Savannah
Ca, where he spends his winters
The plume is pure white and Of fine
quality.
DR.. Alba Edwards and wife of Ar.
cadia, spent the weekend at the
home of Mrs. M. G. Edwards. Sun.
day DR.. Ishmael and wife and Miss
Dollie Ishmael, all of Mt. Horeb, Wis
tied here. DR.. Ishmael has entered
the medical branch of the army anC
leaves soon for Yale college.
Miss Clara Budd departed the lat.
ter part of last week for her home
in Minneapolis, after a pleasant Wis.
it here with her mother, Mrs. John F
Taylor, and other relatives. Miss
Budd intended visiting several points
in the northern part of the state an6
also in Chicago, enroute home.
Frank Meyers, son of Fred Meyers
of Lancaster, has enlisted in the navy
at the recruiting station in Mi1wau-
kee after passing successfully the
physical examination. After a course
of intensive training at the naval sta
ton he will be fitted for duty aboard
one of Uncle Sans big battleships
Keith Roberts has a chatty letter
from w. F.. waterproof, former math.
ematics instructor in the high school
Mr.. Waterproof is now a naval avia-
ton machinist and his address is Co
R, A Reg, Camp Perry, Great Lakes
Ill. He will be pleased to hear from
any or all of his former school anC
band pupils.