Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-09-03

AllLeu FeacOcK and wife visited
over Sunday with relatives in Fenni-
more.
Miss Bessie Lord of Milwaukee
was a last week visitor with friends
here.
Miss Elsie Taylor returned to her
school work at Chisholm, Mimi, last
Sunday.
Il. M. Heinz, tailor for H. G. Orion
went to Chicago, Sunday, for visit
with relatives.
Miss Helen Avery of Kendall. Wis.
has come to make her home with her
sister, Mrs. w. w. Rees.
Mrs. Jas. Hodoval and daughter, OIL
ga, have been visiting relatives in
Iowa for the past week.
Mrs. Mary Martin and daughters
May and Margaret, of Madison, were
weekend guests of Pat May.
Miss Leone Bryhan returned to her
work at West Allis, last Sunday, hav-
ing spent her vacation in Lancaster.
Miss Leila Place went to Fennimore
Saturday, with little Nora Kephart
who visited at the Ora Place home.
The Lancaster State Bank mas adj
| ded a Burroughs Electric Bookkeep-
ing machine to their office equipment
Miss Nellie Morrissey of Blooming
ton, went to her school at Verona, on
Saturday, taking the train at Lancas-
| ar.
Mrs. Ida Gray of Sacramento, Calf.
returned home Saturday having visit
ed month with her aunt, Mrs Yer
non Kinney.
Miss Mary Anderson of Livingston
| visited her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Rounds, last week, return
| ing home Saturday.
Belle Dudley Smith visited last week
at Cassville with the Geo. Groom and
] Lincoln Eversoll families Parke Dud-
Hey and wife and daughters were
weekend guests.
| Miss Rachel Payne returned Fri
day to her school work at Kaukauna
Wis, where she has charge of the 9th
grade
Mrs. Jessie Townsend and daugh-
ter, Juanita, of Soldiers Grove, Wis
lifted at the Ben Andrews home in So
Lancaster, last week, returning home
| Saturday
| Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bailie left last
week on motoring trip to Colorado
and other western points with pos
sibility of spending the winter in
! California
/ Herbert Markus accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Mclaughlin, went
/ to Milwaukee Sunday to drive out q
new Crow-Elkhart for the Voge1s-
berg garage, Potosi.
G. E. Goldsmith and family of Viro-
qua, .motored here last week and Wis
tied J. e. Clark and other friends
Mr.. Goldsmith lived here 20 years
ago but this was his firse visit since
that time.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dietrich and
daughter, Bernice, of Michigan City
Ind. were guests last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Kirnble who live east Of
town. The visitors returned home or
| Saturday
Henry Siemering, Mrs. Geo. Walt.
mate and children, and Miss Eva
/ Simpson, all of Waverly, Ia, motored
to POtosi, Friday, and visited Mrs. E
Retmeyer. The party spent Satur-
day in Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mast and son and
daughter of Chicago, motored here
Saturday and visited the r. Meyers
Farmers report the clover harvest
| .
$40 to $26 per bushel.
Mrs. S. r. Greene entertained al
cards last Thursday afternoon in hon
or of Mrs. Bessie Frye whose birth.
date it was. Twelve ladies were pres
ent. A dainty supper concluded the
iafternoon's entertainment.
N. ]. Lau, who for the past two
months has been fulfilling contract
on bridge near Klondike spring
north of Lancaster, completed the
work last week and has returned tt
his home here.-Cassville Record.
! Mrs. Mona Allen, the new supervis-
/ ing teacher, spent the weekend al
her home in Boscobel Miss Elva
Neff decided to return to her position
here this year and the supervisors are
preparing for a year of strenuous
but interesting work.
Geo. Wenzel has sold his farm OF
114.5 acres in Sec. 26, No. Lancaster
/ to Harvey julius of Animation The
consideration was SIPS per acre OF
/ $4,000. Possession is given Feb.
The Wenzels will move to Lancaster
and retire to take life easier as they
have worked very hard for many
years.