Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-07-09

G. L. Harper of Madison, was
weekend visitor here.
John Prideaux of Madison, has been
visiting friends here the past week
VII. Winskill has, moved into the
Geo. Wahl house in the north part Of
town.
G. j. Hager and wife Of Madison
were here visiting friends the first Of
the week, = &
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Miller Of r lot
were weekend guests at the Abe Liy-
ems home.
Miss Esther Hobson of Waukesba
arrived Monday for a visit with Myrtle
Burrows.
Mrs. Clarence T. Webs and son
Richard of Omaha, are visiting at the
Jas. T. Webb home. ~
The city council proceedings NAV
be officially published in the future.
This became law July list.
Miss Marie Hill of Patch Grove
stopped here between trains Monday
on her way to attend summer school
at Madison.
Mrs. F, N. Smith of Elroy, was d
guest of Mrs. w. w. Reese over the
4th Mrs. Smith said that Lancaster
had some 4th."
A. r. Wisco and family Of Mason
City, Ia, and Otto Wisco and family
of Platteville, were weekend guests
of Mrs. Augusta Wisco.
Rev. and Mrs. A. G.. Taylor of
Mortified, returned home Monday
having visited for the week with S.
S. McNelly and wife.
Miss Marguerite Austin of Austin
vile, Ia, arrived Thursday for a visit
with her cousin, Miss Pearl Austin,
and other relatives.
Jas. McBrien has gone to Chicago
and other points on vacation and
Miss Helen Zeigler is keeping records
in Judge GoodselPs office.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Calls went to
Madison, yesterday, their daughter
Margaret going to Montfort to visit
her grandmother Mrs. Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Baumgartner
who moved here from Florida and are
living over Tenants store, are the
parents of a boy born Friday, the 4th.
Albert Wenzel of Liberty. took ill
Sunday with appendicitis. Drs. Fowl
er, Kraut and Godfrey operated on
Mr.. Wenzel the same day as his con
dition was grave.
Mrs. Fred Nehls had as guests last
Eleanor Seeley of Platteville. The
young ladies returned home Monday
noon' Mrs. Nehls going with them for
a brief visit.
Ivey & Webb's window contains a
splendid exhibit of war trophies the
same being the collection Of Ned Ivey
and Chas. Webb brought home from
Europe. The collection is varied and
interesting.
L. E. Bradley of Meade county, S.
D., returned home Monday having vis>
tied his brother, Ernest, for the past
six months. Mr.. Bradley lives in the
short grass" region, near the Mon
tana line-45 miles from railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Geerlings of
Milwaukee, and Miss Eleanor Ham
bley of Gilmore City, Iowa, came last
week to visit at the E. B. Stephens
home at Klondyke. Mr.. Geerlings re-
turned Monday but the others remain
ed for several weeks visit.
Mrs. Claude Clifford and little
daughter, Enid, of Everett, Wash, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Brown.
Mrs. Clifford was formerly Miss Min
ME Meyers of Bloomington. The Cliff
fords move to Portland in the fall
where Mr. Clifford enters four year
course to perfect himself in pedagog-
ic work.
Mrs. Sam Snider living near Flora,
fell down stairs Sunday and broke
both bones of her left arm above the
wrist. The break was set by DR..
Rush Godfrey who took an X-ray
Monday and found the bones properly
set for knitting This is the second
break of the same arm for Mrs. Snid-