Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-12-03

The Woman's Club meets with Mrs.
Williamson, Dec. 8.
Valentine Traut of Waukegon. I'll
VISITED Liant Galley here last week.
Eddie Rumpf of Milwaukee, was a
Lancaster visitor over Thanksgiving.
Leo Meyers and family of Arena,
VISITED Thanksgiving with Dan Cur
Mr.. and Mrs. Cohoe Of Nebraska.
have been visiting their son, Chas. Co
hoe.
Mrs. A. Kastendieck of Fennimore,
visited Thanksgiving with Austin
Deweys.
G. W. Davies, Burlie Dobsona and
Peter Stoffel are attending the Inter-
national. "a
Miss Alice Orion of Fennimore.
spent Thanksgiving with Miss. Hilda
Kaspers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Morse are the par
ents OF a new boy who arrived Satur-
day morning
Miss Nellie Keitlinger of Platte
vile Normal, was holiday visitor at
her parents here.
Doris Jerrett and family of Gays
Mills, visited at Geo. T. Jerrett's ov-
er Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Al. Hunsaker went to Chica-
go, Sunday, to visit her brother, Prof.
Frank Van Dusen
F. H. Peters and daughter, Dorothy
OF Milwaukee, were Thanksgiving Wis
itors at VIM Kroening's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Brennan visited
over Thanksgiving with their daugh-
ter Miss Elcip al Madicn1
Misses Ruth Ward and Margaret
Clifton visited Thanksgiving at the
latter's home near Fennimore.
Miss Leona Bryhan, Librarian at
West Allis, Wis, was Thanksgiv-
ing visitor at the Carl Roth home
Miss Elizabeth Joyce attending Sac
red Heart academy, Madison, was a
| Thanksgiving visitor at John Joyce's.
Mrs. James G. Battle and tire chill
dren of Platteville, visited relatives
here last week returning home Mon
day.
Helen and Baxter Judd went to
Madison to spend Thanksgiving at
the home of Mrs M E. Goodrich, their
aunt
Mrs. Tena Roeske of Adams, Wis,
visited her daughter, Miss Margaret
Roeske of the Lancaster schools, the
weekend.
Mrs. Geo. Muender and children,
Gladys, Laverne and Fred, of Mont
| fort, were weekend guests of Mrs.
/ Fred Grebe vs.
Mrs. w. E. Baxter sold her home on
No. Madison street to Mr.. Roth of
Sitter the consideration being report
ed at $4,000
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gulke and son,
Eric, departed Friday for their new
home near Merrill, Wis, where they
begin farming.
Misses Delphine Pendleton of Bel
mont and Margaret Cutland of Mt
Hope, spent Thanksgiving at the Ben
Pendleton home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. g. Granville and
children went to .Montfort Wednes-
| day to visit over Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Clyde Stevens.
Miss Geneva Wepking visited her
sister, Miss Esther, over Thanksgiv-
ing at Chadbourne hall, Madison. Miss
Esther is attending university.
Miss Sylvia Garner, attending the
Whitewater Normal, was home, for
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Garner of Beetown
/ Misses Belle Lord of Madison, and
Nellie Morrissey of Verona were
Thanksgiving visitors at Blooming
/ ton. While here Sunday they visited
Miss Margaret Mcnamara
I viii Stanover was up from Ellen
boro Friday placing ads in the Her
aid the next two weeks for his sale
4 to take place Friday, Dec. II. Will
sold out and will move to Texas.
Miss Mary Berg of Potosi, returned
home Friday having been to Fari-
bault Mimi, TO attend the wedding of
her brother, Ed Berg, to Miss Made
lyn Meyers of that city. The marriage
i occurred on Tuesday last.
Mrs. Fred Vogt and daughter, Isa-
bel, and Mrs. Albert Vogt and son,
Marcus. visited for week at the par
entail James Keitlinger home They re-
! turned Friday with Fred and Albert
who motored over from Glen Haven
for their families.
i Jim Cooley visited Thanksgiving
with his father. Henry Cooley The
f, elder Mr.. Cooley has been i'll but is
feeling better now. He bears up re-
markedly considering his great age,
past 81 wears. Jim has a fine posi-
ton as linotype man on the Appleton
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