Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-25
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Quite a number of people from
mere went to Bagley Sunday to attend
the funeral of Frank Clark who died
at FINLEY hospital in Dubuque. Fri
DAY, after long illness He was a
brother of Bert Clark of this place
ana we'll known in this vicinity.
a delegation Of Odd Fellows from
mere attended the funeral of David
ocnrelner at Lancaster Friday.
a large crowd from this place in
Guiding the band attended the home
coming for the soldiers at Cassville
Thursday.
An 8-reel drama, s'The Heart Of
humanity" was given at the city hall
Friday and Saturday evenings and
was much enjoyed by those present,
Saturday evening the hall was filed
number being present from Patch
Grove, Glen Haven, Bagley, Mt. Hope
and Beetown.
ball game was played at the fair
ground Sunday between Cassville and
Bloomington resulting in a victory for
the latter, 10 to 8.
Mrs L. G. BARLEY is home from her
automobile trip through the east with
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Clark Of Lancas-
ter. They visited New York, Washing
ton and other places stopping at many
points of interest enroute and com
ing back through the Allegheny
mountains. They were gone three
weeks and travelled about 5000 miles
Lieut. Carol Wurster of Mazoma-
ME, recently returned from GERMANY
IS spending few days at the r. n
Hoskins home.
Irving Woodhouse, James, Neal and
Dorothy Bellentine, Helen Pearson
and Bessie Mu1rooney are home from
the university for the summer.
Miss Bessie Barnum of Barnum. is
visiting Miss Doris Gil1igan.
Milton Frazier will leave Friday
for Madison to attend summer school
Miss Rose Voss is home from Ia
Crosse where she graduated from the
normal. She has been engaged as
teacher at GAINESVILLE for the coming
year.
The girl friends of Miss Doris Gil
ligan gave her a white shower We'd
nesday evening at her home.
Dwight Chambers of Chicago, call
ed on friends here Thursday
The residence and household goods
belonging to the estate of Mrs. Mar
garet Kinsella were sold at auction
Saturday afternoon. John Kinsella
purchased the residence for $3.50.
Prin. G. Chapman and wife of
Shullsburg, are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Chas. Chapman Sr.
The Beavers had a special meeting
and supper Wednesday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ball and Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Pohle.
Thursday evening the Royal Neigh
bors had initiation and a covered dish
party for Mr.. and Mrs. Eldrige Rey-
nolds.
Mrs. Milton Millin received word
that her husband had arrived at
Camp Grant and is expecting him
home this week.
Word was received from Grant
Bohringer that he would sail for
home the 10th and his family are ex-
pecting to hear of his safe arrival
any day.
Earl Macke had the misfortune to
be thrown from his motorcycle Sat
urday evening and has a broken col
lar bone and some bruises as re-
suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Greer went to-
Dubuque Thursday and attended the
high school commencement. Miss Lee
la Lewis was one of the graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. N. Hoskins return
ed Friday from Lake Mills where
they visited their son Monroe and
family
Miss Geraldine Buckley of Bara-
boo, is coming Wednesday to spend
few weeks at the ]. B. Gilligan
ho,He.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Frazier and son
Milton visited in Lancaster Sunday.
DR.. j. e. Heraty of La Crosse, is
visiting friends mere this week.
Several people from here, soldiers
and others, expect to attend the sol
diers' reunion at Boscobel this week.
E. L. James Of Cuba City, is spend
ing few days here.
Mrs. Butler of Richland Center, is
visiting at the A. E. Budahn home.
Misses Belva Hoskins and Clara
Edwards are home from Milwaukee
Downer for the summer.
A coat of oil has been applied to
our streets the past week.
Sunday was fine day and a good
crowd took advantage of it by pic
nicking at Glen Park.
LOST CHAMPION Ford car be-
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