Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-27
Miss Lizzie Hore spent Saturday in

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Fennimore.
Miss Sylvia Mckinley of Dodgeville,
was a last week guest of the Misses
Trentzsch. Miss Mckinley will teach
the 9Th and 9Th grades here this year.
Mrs. Jacob Hoffman and children
Helen and Paul, were weekend Wis
itors in Highland
Mrs. Thos. Mcdonald visited friends
at Montfort, Saturday.
Mrs. Odessa Shaw OF Chicago, was
here last week visiting her perents,
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Smith.
Reverend Clark and family of Mad
ison, were in Cassville last week Wis
ting Harry Rogers and Mrs. Martha
kaufman. They returned to their
home via Lancaster, Thursday.
Rev. T. S. Beayin, former pastor Of
the M. r. church or this city. called
on his many friends here this week.
Mr.. Beavin has been overseas for the
pest sixteen months as Religious Di-
rector. He went to Mineral Point on
Saturday where he delivered a SER
mon Sunday.-Dodgeville Chronicle.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. A. Stevens Of Cass-
vile were visiting last week at the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cox of
Dodgevllle. MIR. Stevens is president
OF bank at Cassville and a very
successful and influential business
man. Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Stevens are
sisters Dodgeville Chronicle.
AL. Sturmer of Bloomington. was
| in Lancaster Thursday evening to
meet his daughter, Miss Abbie Stur-
mer, who had been visiting friends at
Oshkosh. Mr.. Sturmer is slowly re-
covering from his illness of last win
ter.
Floyd Suttle, home from overseas,
is visiting his mother and brothers
here. Mr.. Suttle has fine position
llawaiting him in Philadelphia as man
ufacturing appraiser.
Miss Helen Bruss returned home
Thursday evening having stopped in
Madison for a few days enroute here
, from Centerville, Miss.
Mrs. Merrill Hayes of Milwaukee,
arrived here Thursday evening for
visit at the parental Josh Leighty
home
Miss Clara Heinrichs of Lancaster,
was pleasantly entertained last week
at the farm home of her uncle and
aunts, Andrew and Misses Theresa
and Lena Udelhofen.-Ca In
dex
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Clark of
Centerville, Mich, have been visiting
at the John Clark home.
The Episcopal Sunday school an
nual picnic was held at Schreiner
park last Tuesday afternoon. The
fine day and the excellent dinner COM
bined, to make it a pleasant occasion
for the many present.
Geo. HI. Reed and wife and children
visited here last week with DR.. and
Mrs. J. HI. Reed. They left Friday
morning for Warren, Pa, where Geo.
has been transferred to the Gisholt
eastern branch from Madison.
John Hoffman ST., went to Madison
last Friday to visit his sister, Mrs.
Matt Wissbaum.
The hearing date of the legislative
committee on additional trunk line
mileage will be held at Lancaster on
Sept. 10th.
Cutler Borah sold his farm north
east of town to G. H. Baxter last week
the deal going thru Hesselman. Mr.
Rorah then bought the Mrs. Henry
Bevins farm of 81 acres at Five
Points.
st. Agnes Guild will hold a 90 cent
Kensington at Ryland Park lawn to-
morrow, Thursday, afternoon.
Ed. G. Vesperman left Friday morn
ing in his Buick for Lincoln, Neb., to
visit relatives of the Vesperman FAM
lily. He was accompanied by his wife
and daughter, Norma, also his moth
er, Mrs. Mary Vesperman, and broth
er, Clarence.
H. e. Schreiner, Geo. @. Sykes and
Ralph Barnett returned Sunday from
Sturgeon Bay and other eastern lake
points where they toured for week
in the Schreiner car.
Mr. and Mrs w. ]. Richardson and
daughter Edna of Platteville, were in
Lancaster last week at the home of
w. P. Richardson. Miss Edna leaves
soon for Oelwein, Ia, where she will
teach the coming year