Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-10-08

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Mrs. Geo. Davies and daughter, left
Saturday for Reedsburg.
Will Gelbach shipped a carload Of
potatoes in from Chetek.
JOS Diener went to DUBUQUE. Sat
urday, to visit relatives.
Miss Mabel Drinkwater has been
visiting friends in Boscobel.
Mrs. Clayton Lewis spent the week
end with Fennimore friends.
A. H. Truitt is back from a bust
ness trip to Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mrs A. Wisco was weekend Wis
itor with her son, Otto, in Platteville.
Mrs w. F. Orion and Mrs. Letha
Orion and son Richard, all visited in
Fennimore Monday
DR.. Gault left Saturday for Letcher
and Mitchell, S. d., on business
trip.
Comfy Agent Davies and family
have moved into the VIM Ziegler res
idence
Mrs. Chas. Blunt of Livingston, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. j. A. Gault, here
last week
Miss Leona Showalter is teach
ing at Buckwheat Ridge school, Z
miles east
Geo. Rockwell went Friday to
Crete, Ill, to visit his nephew, a far
mer down there.
Mr.. and Mrs Lou Starr are back
from a two weeks vacation at their
cabin near Mccartney.
Mrs. Arch Gibson left Monday for
Milwaukee to attend the Grand Chap
ter of the Eastern Star.
Fred Aupperle shipped a load of
ice in from Wansau to supply his
most urgent customers.
VIM Carroll and family of Cresco,
Ia, visited Henry Carroll last week
returning home Saturday.
Miss Clara Krugen of Platteville,
employed at the Wright house, re-
turned home Friday.
Mrs. Louis Heberlein left Friday
for EldOra, Ia, to visit her relatives,
the Louis Briel family.
Mrs Stella Walker went to Fenni-
more, Thursday, to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. AL Doeringsfeld.
Paul Eriffing of Chicago, employed
for the summer by Frank Steil Of No.
Lancaster, left Thursday for his
home.
Mrs. A. G. Knapp and mother, Mrs.
c. NJ. Barber, left Thursday for Mil
waukee where they will visit for a
few days.
Earl Graham and lady friend, Miss
Hannah Graft, of Dubuque, were re-
cent. visitors at the VIM Barrows
home here.
Mrs. Thomas Carmody returned to
Chicago last Friday having visited
her sons, Thomas and Mark, for a
couple of weeks.
Dick Meyer left Friday for Chicago.
Walter Munson has moved onto the
Hinch place in Little Grant recent
ly bought by him.
Miss Jessie Ziegler departed Sat
urday for Davenport, Ia, where she
will attend Browns Business Col
1ege this winter.
Miss Eva Aupperle has been Wis
iting here for the past three weeks.
She leaves soon for Colorado and Ore
gon to spend the winter.
Miss Laura Aupperle departed Fri
day for her home in Sheldon, Iawo,
having visited for ten days with her
uncles, Fred and Dan Aupperle.
Mrs. James Smith of Philadelphia,
was here for two weeks visiting her
friend, Miss Ada Mccormick. Mrs.
Smith left Monday for Mt. Vernon,
Wash
Geo. Duncan had the misfortune on
Monday to catch his left hand in an
emery wheel in such way as to in
flict a painful cash. DR.. Kraut dressed
the injury.
Billy Quinn, IA, died at the county
home last Tuesday. The body was
taken to Prairie du Chen for burial.
VIM. Hall, an old resident here,
died Wednesday,.
James Belscamper of Grand Rap
ids visited here last week at the Chas.
Voelz home west of town. Mr.. Bel
scamper goes farming soon. He order
ed the Herald while in the city.
Mrs. Grace Brayton of Los Angeles,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Rech. will visit her brothers in Iowa
and sister. Mrs Aspinwall, in Color
ado, on her return trip.
Carl Garthwaite has returned from
overseas after year in the service
There was a family gathering Sun
dav of last week at the James Garth
waite home on Quality Ridge in CarIs
honor.
Geo. Barrows and wife of Grand
view. Wash, have recently been tour
Ing their newly adopted state in
motor car. Mr. and Mrs. Barrows Will
winter in California and may come
east in the spring.
Mrs. Martin Battle and daughter,
Pearl Battle, and sons, George and
Xavier, returned to their home in
Trempea1eau, Saturday, after two
months visit with Mrs. Battles sis
ter, Mrs. Fletcher Miles.
The Rebekah lodge will have a
rummage sale at the city hall next
Saturday. Donations wanted. Notify
committee if article is too large to
deliver. By committee, Mrs. H. J.
Schmidt, Mrs. Edith Mankel, Mrs. T..
Thompson.
Miss Urmson of Dubuque, train
ed nurse, returned home Friday from
her case, Billie Schloesser of North
Lancaster. Miss Urmson said her
little patient was almost we'll after
four weeks of dangerous illness and
much suffering.
Tohn Farris and family of Living
ston, visited Martin Sweeney last
week returning home Thursday noon
John F. McAuley who visited his
father here since returning from