Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-09-03
Local News

Tor Visit with relatives here
Miss Genevieve Ennor of Davan-
port, is visiting friends in the citv
w. ]. Bailie and John G. Bailie AZ
tended the Dane county fair last waeE
Ellie Dobson has bought the w 7
Knox residence on east Maple street
The Beavers had their picnic al
Schrelner park last Wednesday even
Ing.
The Methodist Sunday school had
its picnic at Schreiner park last We'd
nesday.
Miss Pearl Johnson of Mccartney
is attending the Lancaster high school
this year.
Herman Gulke is recuperating from
the injuries ne received in a fall two
weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Taylor Of Chi
cago, have been visiting at the Ora
Kinney home
Kensington in Ryland park Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Nell Billings of Platteville.
was guest last week of Henan Shin
oe near Burton.
Claude Showalter went to Madison
Monday, to enter the employ of the
DelcO company.
DR.. Eaton of Madison, gave a series
of lectures at the congregational and
Methodist churches last week.
John Bracket and family leave to-
day for Plainfield, Waushara county.
They will farm 240 acres there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Stephens and son.
Cecil, left Monday for Madison and
Milwaukee on a two-weeks vacation.
Ira Murphy and family returned
Monday from La Sale, ILL.,, where
they motored a week before to visit
friends.
Misses Helen Godfrey of Omaha.
and Helen Gundry of Galena. here to
visit pr. Rush Godfrey, returned home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. E. Beck and lit
tie daughter, Lavon, accompanied by
G. F. Budworth, motored to Boscobel
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gunnison of No.
Freedom and Geo. Hackett and wife
of Kansas City, Kas., are guests Of
George w. Davies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Muesse accompan-
led by Mrs. A. Budworth, spent last
Wednesday at the Geo. Budworth
farm home near Bloomington.
1. A. Vesperman has sold his north
Lancaster farm, the old Jerrett place,
10 acres, to Peter Wayne. The stock
and machinery viii be sold at private
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Pool and sons,
Robert, Herbert and Edward, spent
last week here with C. H. Dickinson.
The children took treatment at Doc
little hospital
Miss Linda Rhodes has sold her
home on No. Madison st. to G. A. Hen
ry who will take possession Novem-
Der 1. Miss Rhodes will go to Mil
Waukee to live.
W. u. Bailie left yesterday for Math-
er, Wis, to look after the cranberry
pack on the Williams marsh Several
men from this city went along to
harvest the berries.
At the recent meeting of the Gener-
al Grand Chapter, o. e. S., held in
Seattle, Wash, in July, Mrs. Helen
Budd Taylor was honored by being
appointed Worthy Grand Chaplain.
John Coils, Henry Fritz, Casper
Ohleft, Jess Gilbert and Geo. Partlow
left yesterday for Mather, Wis, where
they will work in the Williams cram
berry marsh for month or six weeks.
Christ Chase of Burton, single
nan, was held to the circuit court
under $500 bonds last Wednesday. A
YOUNG woman of the neighbOrhoOd
lays complaint alleging possible and
illegal parentage.
Misses Mary and Anne Stoll of Po-
tosi. motored to Lancaster, yesterday,
and took the train for KenOsha where
they enter st. GATHERINGS hospital to
take nurse training
Joseph B. Adams died at the asy-
lum Saturday night aged 43 years.
Death was due to dropsy. The de-
ceased was in the hospital for 70
years. Burial took place yesterday in
the Catholic cemetery.
Miss Thelma Stevens of Lancas-
ter, and Vivian Reinerton OF MllWau-
kee. were guests of Miss Helen Pear
Miss Pearson gave party IN their
Bloomington Record.
Miss Elizabeth Recht, daughter of
the former Liberty pastor, Rev. Geo.
Recht, who has been spending ten
days at the home of John II. Howe,
left Monday for Wheaton, Ill, wnere
she is teaching in Wheaton college.
Frank He'll departed Monday for
Eagle River, Neillsville, Spooner, SUI
perior and Duluth to be gone two
weeks. The sheriff goes partly on bus
mess and partly to escape the nay
fever with which he is an annual SUI
ferer
c. I. Krejewski of Chicago, and Miss
MarceIla Donohue of Dubuque, were
Sunday guests at the Anton Schuster
home. Sunday evening Miss Gather
inc Schuster motored the visitors to
Dubuque remaining over Monday as
their guest.
Ned Winskill has bought the Edgar
Croft barn and the DR.. Truitt lot adj
jacent. Last week Winskill bought
the Geo. Monroe farm of $50 acres IN
Patch Grove A week before he pur-
chased the VIM. Kaap 147.5 acres in
Little Grant
Mrs. Minnie Hughes, wife OF the
cheesemaker, Merton Hughes, at Far
view in Liberty township, died sun
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