Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-11-26


Lyman Goldstein went to Chicago
Sunday afternoon.
Tom HALEY went to Milwaukee. SIM
day, on buying trip
Rev. w. H. Wolfe went to Milwau-
kee Monday on brief business trip.
G. H. rockingham and wife of
Madison, were Lancaster visitors the
weekend.
The Ellis estate residence in the
west part of town has been sold to
Era Graham
Elgar Watson and family of Liv-
ingston, visited over Monday at the
Mrs. Geo. Walker nome.
Mrs. n. B. Schuppener and Mrs
Con Winsor of Sitter, were shop
ping in Lancaster, Monday.
The K. P. lodge will have a roast
pig supper and entertainment for
members and families Tuesday night,
Dec. 2.
JOS. Heinrichs returned home last
week from Mason City and other west
ern points where he spent the sum
mer.
G. H. Basford and wife left Tues
day for Ashton, ILL.,, to spend Thanks
giving with their son, DR.. L.. P. Bas-
ford
The south school has adopted a
French orphan. The members of the
various classes will contribute to it's
support
Mrs. John Gull and daughter. Miss
Mamie, taking treatment at the san
itarium last week, left Saturday for
their home in Fennimore.
G. r. Adams, canning factory super
int
to assist the organizers of the new
factory there in securing acreage.
Mrs. A M. Meyer of Youngstown,
O., who visited for the summer at
the Sumpter and j. P. Williams
homes, departed Saturday for Ohio.
Mrs. M. A. Jordan and three chill
dren of Barneveld, were here the
weekend visiting the formers moth
er, Mrs. John Hore
Mrs. G. F. Budworth and Mrs. Har-
ry Simpson entertained about forty
ladies at Kensington last Saturday
afternoon from 8 to O'Clock
Mrs. A. G. Wieland and son, Don
aid, of Arcadia, attended the Vesper-
man-Burr wedding here Saturday and
remained for visit with the home
folks.
DIR. Gault performed tonsil opera
tions on the daughter of G. l.. Bollard,
Montfort, Sunday, and Sylvia Peak,
daughter of Will Peak, Beetown, on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Parker and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Keller and chill
dren of Fennimore, motored to Ian
caster Sunday and visited at the G..
F. Budworth home.
Nye Kilby years of Beetown, left
the Fowler hospital Sunday for home.
The little chap was seriously i'll with
appendicitis and for a time his life
was despaired Of.
Mrs. David Crossley Of RID A. left
Saturday noon for her home in Sa-
Ida, Colo, where she will visit for
two months. Her little son, Charles
Vernon, accompanied her.
Mesdames c.. L. Calvert, E. L. Nc
Coy, John Henkel and Chas. Jewell
entertained at Kensington last Thurs
day afternoon and evening and Fri
day afternoon.
About thirty Lancaster Eastern
Stars journeyed to Bloomington Mon
day evening upon invitation of the
chapter there and attended a supper
exemplification and program Those
present report a very enjoyable time.
Joe Diener and family went to Du-
buque yesterday where they will
make their future home. The Diem
er home has been bought by Ed. Mey-
ers of So Lancaster, who will occupy
it soon
Mrs. c. L. Miller of Madison, wife
of the former district manager for the
Bell telephone company but who is
now successfully engaged in the in
surance business, was a last week
guest at the Harry Simpson home.
Joe Wiederholt and son of Louis
burg were in Lancaster last Thurs
day and stopped at the Herald Office
to get acquainted and arrange for a
sale to be held sometime in January.
Particulars will appear in this paper
later
Wesley Cooley returned home last
Tuesday being the last of the Lam
caster contingent in the service. Wes-
ley served 10 months in the naval
branch IA months being put in at
Brest, France, wher the rain comes
from Wesley looks we'll and is hap
ply over his opportunity to serve the
u. S. but is nevertheless glad to be
back home again.
The WIS seem to favor the Herald
with their advertising Looking over
our colur1ns we find Walker, WEEP
king, Wanazek and Wenzel. Merrill
Walker had a successful sale adver-
tised thru the Herald and Joe Wieder-
holt is coming next month. There
are So persons whose names begin
with w taking the Herald in Lancas-
ter. This Office will begin to think
w is our lucky letter.