Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-07-16
Lancaster Notes.

Mrs. L. F. Arhelger and babe are
home from their Minnesota visit.
Chas. Block and wife went to Mad
ison, Thursday, to visit their son.
Clyde Goble went to Chicago on
Thursday night for couple of days
visit.
Walter Beetham Of Liberty, return
ed home from overseas last Thurs
day.
S. S. McNelly and wife went to
Neillsville, Friday, for a visit with
friends.
Mrs. il 7. Bennett went to Madison,
Friday, to see her daughter, Gene
We've, who was i'll.
w. L. Winskill and Leo Mccormick
drove out from Milwaukee Tuesday
in new Oakland sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Berry of Madi-
son, visited at Pat Mays last week re-
turning home Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Byrne of Chicago, was
visitor at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Mccarthy, last week.
Miss Lucy Metcalfe Of Glen Haven,
left via Lancaster Friday for Genoa
Junction where she will make her
home.
Miss Florence eastman returned
from her western trip feeling much
stronger and amply repaid for the
outing
Misses Theodore Norworth and
Clarabella Easton of Madison, were
visiting friends in Lancaster, We'd
nesday
Mrs. c. H. Williams and Mrs. S. r.
Greene took advantage of the pleas
ant day and visited Fennimore friends
Friday.
Miss Marguerite Austin of Austin
vile, Ia, was here last week visiting
the Austins. She returned home on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cohoe left We'd
nesday for Auburn, Neb., where they
will visit the formers parents for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Matte Haney and children
Thomas and Mabel, went to Lone
Rock, Thursday, to visit at the Chas
Kelly home
Miss Nina Mcmahon returned to her
duties at Passavant hospital, Chica-
co. Friday, after spending a pleasant
two weeks here.
Miss Anna Meysembourg of Chica-
go, is home to attend the wedding OF
her sister, Miss Genevieve, which
takes place soon.
Mrs. Louisa Schwartz and daugh-
ter, Mary, of Muscatine, Ia, are Wis
1tlng their son and brother, w. T.
Schwartz, and family.
Mrs. John Vogel and son, John, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vogel of Chicago
have been visiting relatives here
They returned home Thursday.
Mrs. lack POSey and son, Myrl, 81
Fennimore, were here Wednesday Wis.
iting the formers mother, Mrs. S
Mcdaniel, who lives west of town.
Maurice b. Waite, son of Conductor
Waite, is home from overseas. He
spent a year in Italy and was to go
to Roumania but affairs turned diff.
ferently.
Miss Florence Brechler of Fenni.
more, was here last week caring fol
Lou Frye. Mr.. Frye was released
from the hospital Thursday but re
mains at the Ora Place home for 8
few days.
Miss Lizzie Hoffman and Misses
Teresa and Bertha Hoffman anC
for Madison and Milwaukee where
they will visit friends and relatives
for a week.
Hail as big as the prOverbial hens
egg fell in profusion here last Wed.
nesday evening The storm was OIL
five minutes duration preceded and
followed by a heavy rain Little dam
age was done by the falling ice.
Dan Aupperle brings the Herald 8
few mammoth samples of loganber.
ries an inch or more in length. The
fruit resembles the raspberry in flaw
or Mr.. Aupperle has two bushes
which were sent him from Oregon.
Lou, AL, Will and Clarence Vesper-
man shipped hogs last Tuesday. The
men shipped 81 porkers in a carload
to Chicago. They received little ov-
er $4,000 for the lot-21 cents for the
old ones and 22.3 cents for the
shoats.
Verne Fease, on the Herald force
last winter, is in Richland Center
while Barry of the Democrat takes a
vacation. Pease offers to accept sub
scription money, fight or do anything
the subscribers want during his in
cumbency.
Prof. Z. G. Hatch and wife and chill
ldren, Margaret, Seth and Ruth, mo-
tored here Thursday from Onalaska
to visit L. A. Clark. Prof. Hatch is
Mr. Clark's uncle. Many years age
he was school principal at Potosi
Now he teaches in the agricultural
college at Onalaska