Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-01-22

OF the week. -
Mrs. Geo. Richman of Werley. is a
guest OF Mrs. VIM. Ward.
Eo. Morse went to Milwaukee the
latter part of the week. 80
MIS-. IllLe Buchanan went 70 HIGH
lano, Friday, for brief visit.
Lloyd BROKER went to Plattavil1o
| Monday. liz
county clerk H. J. Johnson. visited
ms family in Boscobel over Sunday
Geo. Schorer and Rolla Kinney are
Cnlcago attending the National
Gamers convention.
Mrs. Frank Horton of Fennimore
mas been visiting her sister. Mrs
K. F. Orion. :
Z. F. Dickinson went to Rewav
flrst of the week where he is organ.
lzing class for the M. w. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Edwards
and son of Linden, visited over SIM
day at the John Rowden home here
Mrs. John Thorn visited the FIRST 81
the week with her sister. Mrs p 7
Lang, at Cobb.
herman Bast departed Monday for
WISH with his sister, Mrs George
Whitlinger, at Fox Lake.
! oSA0eOl VI uo0uS JOnn i. COX, WIS.,
lted over Sunday at his home in
Platteville.
Mrs. E. Brandt of Mt. Hope. arrived
here Tuesday noon to spend few
days with Mrs. Mary Hore.
MISS Velma Redmond went to Fen
nlmore, Saturday, for a visit at the
B. F. Redmond home.
Mrs. v. L. Schuppener of Sitter
was in Lancaster, Tuesday, also Mr.
and Mrs. Cotway of Preston.
Judge E. B. Goodsell went to Platte.
vile on Tuesday morning to hold a
county court session.
Miss Myrtle House of Boscobel, is
spending few days at the F. C. Burr
home.
Miss Viola Pohle of Bloomington
passed through here Thursday on hel
way to Hillsboro, where she teaches
Mrs. Al. Wenzel visited portion OF
last week with her parents, Mr.. an6
Mrs. Fred Tanner, in Sitter.
Miss May Hannum returned to Chi.
cago, Friday, after a visit here with
her father, w. j. Hannum
Mrs. Albert Purtkamer of Blue Riv-
er, returned home first of the week
after visit here with the John Kel.
log family.
Mrs. G.. H. McCallister of Avoca, re-
turned home Saturday after a visit
here at the David Schreiner home.
Mrs. Fred Tanner of Sitter, was
here last week to see her brother
John Fischer. Mr.. Fischer, who is
i'll, does not show as much improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Blunt of Liv
ingston, visited the first of the weel
with the latter's sister, Mrs. j. A
Gault, here.
Mrs. Mary Auchter returned to he.
h0me at Fernimore. Monday, after
spending several weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. NJ. X. Muench
Misses Belva Millin and Florence
Meyers, students in the L. H. S., wen
to Sitter Friday to visit the schoo
Of that place.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McBrien went tt
Highland, Saturday, for a visit at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. F. F
Heidel for a few days.
Mrs. August Miller returned Sat
urday to her home in Dodgeville, af
ter a pleasant visit here at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Geo. E. Beck
Mrs. Clyde Webb and little Gaugh
'er went to Platteville, Saturday, fol
visit with her mother, Mrs. E
Trentzsch.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Belscamper o
Muscoda returned hor e, Friday, af
ter visit here with the latter daugh
ter, Mrs. A. H. Reynolds, and mother
Mrs. Thos. Hore.
Eugene Woodhouse transacted bus
mess in Madison the latter part o
the week. Mrs. Woodhouse accom-
panied him.
ment as his friends would like to see
Stuart Anhalt of Fl Atkinson, Wis
tied the weekend with his friend. Mis-
Audrey Boettcher. Mr.. Anhalt played
a violin solo Sunday evening at thu
, Congregational church.
DR.. j. w. Smith left tuesday after
noon for Chicago after a visit here
. with his brother, Frank. He expects
to return to this city before going bacl
to the Philippines.
Rev. Recht of Liberty, came dowl
. Monday to attend the ministerial con
ference. His daughter Elizabeth,
graduate of L. H. S., class of IA, AM
of Northwestern university last year
is teaching history and French in al
academy at Wheaton, Ill.
Earl Blackburn who has been il
the naval station at Caldwell, N. j
, has been visiting friends in this cit!
during the past few days. He is Oh
short leave and expects to return tt
duty Friday.
1t is reported that Mrs. Ed Taylo
has gone to Rochester, Mimi. to con
suit specialist and if advised to d.
so will submit to an operation. ~
The firm of Farrand & Holmes ha
been dissolved, Mrs. Holmes retiring
Miss Grace Farrand continues tn,
business and still serves the same de
liciouS coffee as of yore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Meyer Of Wood
man and son, Pvt. Theo. c. Meyer
returned home Monday after visi
in Potosi and Turkey River, Ia. While
in Potosi they attended the Ulbrick
Kaiser wedding. Pvt. Meyer recent.
returned from France.
Joe Stelpfiug. jPotosi vicinity, was
in the Herald Office on Tuesday to tel
us how much he likes the paper. HI