Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-27
Local News

day for her home in Cassville.
JOS. McBrien and family Of Mime
apolls, are visiting relatives here
Miss Helen Godfrey of Galena. is
visiting her cousin, Rush Godfrey.
Miss Mae Martin of Madison. was
a weekend guest at the Pat May
home.
There will be an ice cream social
at Hurricane church this Wednesday
evening, tonight.
A deal was concluded Saturday
whereby the Taft picture show was
sold to Faye Trentzsch.
DR.. Carl Walker departed Sunday
for Madison to spend the week TAX
ing special dental study.
Burrows & Winskill bought the
Thos. Wenzel farm of lat acres in
Little Grant last week
Miss Bernice Block of Kenosha, re-
turned home Monday having visited
friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Effinger and daughter Pearl of
Montfort, were guests last week of
Mrs Anton Auel of this city.
Clarence Hinch of Little Grant.
sold his acres to Walter Munson.
The consideration was $105 per acre.
Schmidt's bakery reports an aver
age baking of 1000 loaves of bread
daily not TO mention other goods.
Mrs. John Phillips of Porter Bridge
departed Saturday for Dodgeville and
Mineral Point to visit relatives for
week.
John and Gerald Mcmahon of Mad
ison, visited from Wednesday to Sat
urday as the guests of David John
son Of this city.
Edward and Earl Eastman, sons of
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Eastman of this
city, left Monday for visit at Slough
ton and FIT. Atkinson
Mrs. Geo. SOuthcott and daughters
Gertrude and Eva of Milwaukee. were
last week visitors at the Geo. j. Jer-
rett home in Lancaster.
Miss Myrtle Burrows who has been
visiting in Milwaukee, arrived home
Saturday with Ned Winskill who
drove out another new Olds.
JOS. Wagner of Buena Vista, Ia,
and Nick Wagner of Tennyson, with
their families motored here Sunday
and visited at the VIM. Turner home
Mrs. G. A. Grimm of Dubuque is
visiting at Geo. Muesses Mr.. and
Mrs. e. L. Muesse of Erie, ILL.,, motor
ed here last week to visit Geo. Mues-
Sc.
Mrs. Laura Beale went to Fenni-
more Sunday, to visit Mrs. Frank
lockwood and attend the birthday of
Mrs. A. j. Mitchell who was 80 years
old Monday
Bernard Rech of Burton is the new
owner of the Thos. Carmody place of
100 acres. Mr.. Rech bought of Clark
& Wright and takes possession next
March LIST.
Mrs. Margaret Meighan and grand
daughter, Margaret Glines, of Shulls-
burg, returned home Saturday hav-
ing visited at the John Meighan home
in Beetown.
H. b.. Dickinson and family Of Chi
cago, were here last week visiting
their uncle, Chas. Dickinson. They
left Friday morning for home via the
motor car route.
Mrs Ellie Duncan went to So. Mad
ison, Sunday to attend a convention
of the TX ID. S. church A number of
other people from this vicinity at
tended the convention.
Mrs. E. D. Shaffer and daughter,
Flora, of Platteville, after spending
five weeks among relatives and
friends in this city and Sitter have
returned to their home.
Mrs. A. M Kinsinger of Peoria, ILL.,,
left for home Monday having visited
at the Glider and Sawyer homes here.
Mrs. f. H. Harris and children went
to Mineral Point Monday to visit
Mrs. Washer and daughter Margar-
ct came last Friday from Washing
ton, D. c., to visit the formers broth
err, Clarence Calvert. They leave to-
morrow for Miles City, Mont, their
home sd
F.eB. Calls went to Montfort Sat
urday to attend the funeral of his
father-in-law, j. S. Chandler, who
died Friday morning and was buried
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Chandler was
"a years old.
Word comes from W. HI. Hunt of
Toston, Mont, that he is recovering
very we'll from his recent illness.
Miss Grace Sisley of Potosi, depart
ed Sunday for Highland to visit with
friends there.
Mrs. Henry Bevins of Five Points,
sold her SO acres to Cutler Borah the
consideration being 500 per acre.
The old Rit Stephens place in Bee
town was sold by Chris Garner to ".
l.. Showalter and Albert Phillips.
Ernest Brindley of Mt. Hope, was
home Saturday on ~ hour leave. Err
nest attended the S. A. 7. G. last fall
and re-enlisted in the regular army
August 18th for a years service. He
is stationed at Camp Grant and likes
IT,
Minerva Chapter o. E. S. No. so,
hold their regular Chapter Monday
evening, Sept. l. All members and
visiting members requested to be pres
ent. The Masons are invited to join
them after Chapter closes for a So
cial time.
Miss Hildegarde Pagenkopf, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pagenkopf
of Little Grant, died last week of di-
abetes aged 10 years, 8 months and
q days. The funeral was held Sun
day at one o'clock burial taking place
in Little Grant cemetery.
Mrs. E. w. Clifton, Mrs. Reuben
Garner, Mrs. Dan Aupperle and Mrs.
Allen Aupperle have all had family
dinners in honor of Mrs E. ID. Shaffer