Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-03-05
Local News

N.
Burne Pollock of Milwaukee. is
visiting his parents in this city.
Mrs. Alice Monplasure of Mason
CITY, Ia IS visiting her brother. John
F. Taylor, for a week or SO.
Mrs. r. A. Austin left last we'd
nesday for Tabor, Canada, where She
expects to remain indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schorer and
children are visiting relatives at
Baraboo.
Otto Waldmann has recently re-
turned from overseas and is now at
his home in this city.
Miss Mabel Chandler returned to
Platteville, Monday after a visit with
relatives at Beetown.
Mrs. 7. H. Harris returned home TO
Mineral Point, Monday, after a, brief
visit with her husband
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Roethe Of Fenni-
more. were in the city on business.
Monday.
Ellie Dobson returned Sunday from
Chicago where he spent several DAYS
on business.
Lee d. Eastman attended the CON
vention of Shorthorn breeders held
at Madison last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Galley went to
Platteville, Monday, for a short visit
and to transact business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Curtis went to
Arena, Monday, for visit with their
son, Lee Myers, and family.
DR.. G. NJ Walker returned from
Milwaukee Wednesday, after spending
few days with DR.. Federspiel
Burnell Walker of So. Lancaster,
went to Milwaukee, Sunday, return
ing Wednesday
Mrs w. j. Schade returned Satur-
day from Owen, Wis, having been
looking after the affairs of the
Schade farms in that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Sherman re-
turned Sunday from Chicago where
they have been visiting at the home
of Mrs. Sherman's parents.
Andrew Jerrett of this city, and Or
vile BaIlentine of Bloomington, ar
rived home Sunday noon having re-
ceived final discharge papers
Miss Viola Spiegelberg who has
been assisting at the Herald Office
during the EDITORS absence, returned
to Five Points, Monday
Walter Vesperman arrived Sunday
via Potosi from Camp Sheridan, Ill,
on a five-day furlough. Walter has
seen active service on four different
fronts.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Weyhrauch de-
parted Monday for Pipestone, Mimi.
and Valley City, N. D., where they
will conduct series of evangelistic
meetings.
Claude Showalter has returned to
his home here having received his
discharge from the army. He was a
member Of the 331st F. A., Blackhawk
Div
The Herald is informed that the
Mission Billiard Parlor has been pur-
chased by Chas. Kaap. Earl Green,
the former proprietor, will travel for
the Brunswick-Balke company.
Miss Esther Henkel entertained St.
Agnes Guild of Emmanuel church,
last Wednesday evening. Twenty of
the members were present and most
enjoyable time had.
Ralph Payne enters the employ of
Carl Alt this week as agricultural as
sistant on the big farm east of town.
Ralph is a good worker and has had
plenty of farm experience. He also
will have fine boss
Final distribution has been made
on all funds deposited at the local
banks for the cyclone sufferers. This
took place a week or so ago. The to-
tai of the Herald Cyclone Fund with
other contributions was almost $500
and it went where in the committees
opinion it would do the most good.
Mrs. VIM Kasper and daughter of
Fennimore, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Hunefeld and family of Galloway,
Neb., Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey julius and
family Of Sitter, Mrs. Jacob Kasper
and Miss Laura Kasper of Sitter, at
tended the family reunion of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Kasper of this city, held
at their home last Thursday.
William Reinke, German, S. d., has
been in these parts the past winter,
making his headquarters at the Rob-
ert Pagenkopf home. He viii soon
leave for the west. He hears that
the winter in South Dakota has been
very mach like the article handed
out by the weather man in Grant
county.
Howard Jordan, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Jordan, telegraphed friends
here that he arrived at Camp Merritt,
N. j., and expected to receive his dis
charge soon. Howard was with the
list G. A. A. The Jordans are now
living at Mountain Grove, Mo-, and
were former residents Of this city.
Virgil Irish, Potosi town, last week
bought a farm from Louie Keehner.
1t adjoins the John Peterson place.
His brother, Carl Irish, will work the
place this summer, as Virgil is un-
der contract on another farm. Carl
had expected to rest up this summer,
but will turn in and help his broth
err.
The family of County Clerk H. j..
Johnson YVES made happy last week
by receiving telegram from his SON
in-law, VIM. Swensen, announcing
his arrival from overseas. 1t will be
recalled that Mrs. Swensen. a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Johnson, recently
hpaama q mother and the return or