Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-10-15

MIS-. Lon wayne went 10 Werley, |
Thursday to visit her cousin
Mrs. Margaret Finnegan spent Sun
day with her son, W. H., of Sitter.
Miss Nora Kasper of Sitter was a
Sunday guest of her uncle, Henry
Kasper.
Geo. Beck and family went to
Dodgeville, Wednesday, for few
days visit
Miss Minnie Laabs of Livingston, |
visited her mother, Mrs. VIM Laabs,
the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Hoskins of
Dodgeville, visited at the Judge Good
sell home last week.
Mrs. A. W. Appleby of Boscobel, i
was q last week guest of her son,
Lester, of Beetown.
Mrs. Seth Bailie of Fennimore, was
here Wednesday helping to care for
Mrs M j. McNair.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Johnson Jr went
to Chicago Wednesday, where they
will reside this winter.
Mrs. VIM. Fischer of Livingston,
was an over-Sunday guest of her
daughter Mrs. Carl Alt.
I! Mrs E. M. Lowry returned to New
Orleans last Wednesday having Wis
tied here for two weeks.
Mrs. Ivan G. Lake of Deerfield, Wis
| tied for two weeks past at the Jennie
Mayne and Yves Pollock homes.
Mrs. Anna Kaspers and Mrs. Car
RE Nemitz left Tuesday for Chicago
where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. Louis Alt departed Monday for
Brooklyn, Wis, to visit at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. T. A. Beavin.
The Rev. VIM. Harberts left Mon
day for Neenah to attend the Synod
! Of the Presbyterian church there this
week.
corn sold for $1.24 a bushel at the
VIM. Schaal sale Saturday. Last sum-
! mer corn sold as high as $3.50 a
! bushel
| Henry Kleinhammer of Platteville,
/ has resigned as member of. the coun
! ty board his place being taken by
Ed. Krog.
Agent Williamson is on two weeks
vacation in Waunakee and Chicago
his place being taken by John Meier
of Waunakee.
Mrs Thomas Carmody and babe
went to Prairie du Chen, Thursday,
to see the formers mother, Mrs John
LaLwless, who has been very i'll.
Ernest Brindley @. M. G. Utilities
Const Div, was home the weekend
from Camp Grant on 65-hour leave.
! He visited his parents at Mt. Hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson of Wal
dron, Kansas, and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Hale of Platteville, were visitors
at the j. P. Williams home the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Ludacha of eRe-
lance, S. d., visiter here last week at
/ the Oscar Drew Geo. Schiffman and
A. H. Cranes homes Many years ago
Mr.. Ludacha ran the city hall livery
barn.
Lester Appleby of Beetown has
/ lot of raspberries growing in his tim
Der that will produce considerable
/ fruit if the frost holds off. The berries
picked Friday were of good quality
and quantity.
The Misses Ivanelle Lewis, Jessie
Bailie, Janice Eastman and Rachel
Schreiner, motored home from the un-
iversity Friday evening with a. E.
Lewis who went to Madison to get
his car from the repair shop.
VIII Bracken of Los Angeles, was
here for ten days visiting his brother
in-law, Chas. Wamsley. Mrs. VANS
ley and daughter, Elva, went to Los
Angeles with Mr.. Brakken last Sat-
urday. They will spend the winter
in California.
The Rev. Vim. Weyhrauch left on
Monday for GAINESVILLE to attend the
Baptist state convention Mrs. David
Johnson and Mrs. l. A. Vesperman
Il went as lay delegates and Miss Marie
Starr represented the B. Y p u.
400 delegates will be present from
220 churches.
Visiting members from ne Linden
Pythian Sister lodge came to Lancas-
ter last Wednesday evening and at
tended lodge services here. The
Lancaster Sisterhood entertained with
supper and special program in honor
of the visiting guests. A splendid
time was had by all present.
Il Geo. w. Glider has purchased a
Chickering Baby Grand piano from
the T. Harry Arthur Piano Co. of
Dodgeville This piano is of antique
satin finished mahogany and one of
the finest instruments in the market
Geo. Glider and family returned on
Friday from a motor trip to Peoria,
Ill.
/ McDonald's window exhibits mon
ster mastodon tooth found in Sept
1876, following the heavy rains of
Aug. 81, that year. The tooth came
from along Platte river in Sec 8,
town 4, range 3. 1t was picked up by
the son of Henry Gleason and another
boy. The tooth or jaw section is
about foot long and nearly 8 inches
high. 1t belongs to the John G. Clark
estate.
Mccoy & Healy shipped carload
of horses out of Lancaster last We'd
nesday there being II in the lot av-
eraging 1850 pounds weight The av-
erage price was SITS. The sellers
were: Joe Stelpfiug, Potosi; Chas. B.
Smith, Sitter; Jno Mathews, Louis
Freymiller, Boscobel; Jno Cathman
and Lou Pohle, Bloomington; Jno
Napp, Fennimore and Chas. Wieland,
Jerrett Bros, W. H. Welsh and Ed
gar Croft, Lancaster.