Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-07-30
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

is making a visit here.
Chas. Kaap commenced threshing in
So Lancaster, last Saturday
Mrs. Bessie Chapman and son were
weekend visitors at Platteville.
Miss K. Anna Kaspers of Madison,
is q guest at the Jos. Caspers home.
Mrs. L. Althaus of Montfort, visited
friends in the county seat Friday.
Miss Francis Knox left Friday for
Fennimore, to visit her grandmother
Linton
Mrs. Anna Steil and daughter went
to Fennimore, Thursday, to visit for
the day.
Miss Delphine Pendleton visited the
weekend with friends in Livingston
and Platteville.
Conductor Mills and wife have re-
turned from their vacation spent at
Brentwood, Wis.
Miss Mae Hannum of Kewaunee,
ILL.,, was here visiting her aged faith
er, Warren Hannum.
Abel Knoke departed Thursday for
Macedonia, Ia, for a visit with his
brother, Earl, Knoke.
Miss Helen Cooley of Little Grant,
left Friday for Fennimore to visit her
brother, Fred, there
Miss Martha Jordan has returned
from Michigan where she visited with
friends for two weeks.
Walter H. keenan, of the Hotel JUL
len, Dubuque, was SUNDAY guest at
the Leo Meysembourg home.
Mrs. Nellie Hughes of Dodgeville,
visited last week at the Albert Phil
lips home returning Friday.
Mrs. M. MONTE returned last week
from Rock Island, ILL.,, where she Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs Pfeifer.
Miss Mildred Bryan attempted to
get out of the Ellie DObsOn car last
Thursday evening and fell and broke
both bones in the right forearm.
Conductor Waite of the noon train,
is taking vacation his place being
filled by Conductor Cook of Madison.
| Miss Anna Meysembourg returned
to Chicago, Sunday, having spent two
weeks vacation at her parents home
here.
Arthur Knapp and daughter, Miss
Marie, went to Milwaukee Friday for
a few days business and pleasure
trip.
Miss Emma Martinez of Cobb, re-
turned home Thursday having visited
her friend, Mrs. Irene Wacek, for three
Y eeks.
Mrs. Mary Poland and daughter,
Gladys, left Wednesday for Onalaska,
where the latter will take sanitarium
treatment.
Mrs. Louis Smith of Sitter, attend
ed the r. N A. convention at Cuba
City last week going home via Lam
caster, Friday.
Misses Bertha and Bernice Walter
of Fennimore, were guests here last
week at the Gel. Pink and Jno. Hoff-
man Jr., homes
Miss Helen Barden of Kenosha, here
last week to attend the wedding of
Miss Genevieve Meysembourg, re-
turned home Friday
Mrs. Jack Phelan of Mason City, Ia,
and son, Jack, we're here for several
weeks visiting the Taylor families.
They returned home Friday.
Rev. A. j. Querin and family visit
ed at the Robert Jordan home last
week on the way from Milford, Ia, to
Cedarburg, Wis, by auto.
Mrs. w. j. Kimes of Dixon, III,
and Mrs. Vim. Edge of Lima, were
Thursda night guests at the Robt.
Reynolds home going from here to
Woodman.
Miss Ada Clark of Oshkosh, here
to attend the funeral of John Kiley,
returned home Friday. She was the
guest of Mrs. Mary Kiley while in
Lancaster.
Miss Alice Groenier and Mrs. ]. r.
Newport and daughter, Marion, Of
Chicago, came Wednesday for an ex
tended visit at the Sitter and Grien-
Ter homes here
Miss Laura Rogers of Oshkosh, re-
turned home Thursday having visit
ed Abbie Sturmer of Bloomington.
Miss Sturmer went with Miss Rogers
for visit there.
Mrs. H. Tews and children, Margar-
ct, Herbert, Irwin and Gladys, all of
Chicago, were visitors last week at
the Aug. Jahnke home in Nc Lam
caster, returning home Friday.
Mrs. Karl Orion and children are
back from West Branch, Ia, where
they motored with Frank Horton and
wife. A family reunion was held at
the Butler home while the guests
were there.
A number from here motored to
Richland Center last Friday and at
tended the big celebration there.
Among them was the minstrel show
troupe which made tremendous hit.
The general program was very pleas
ing to the visitors and thousands of
people visited Richland Center dur
ing the day.
Mrs. H. S. Rhodes left Thursday for
Madison to visit Mrs. John Dunlop.
Miss Martha Heidrich left Thurs
day for Dodge Center, Mimi, where
she will make her home. Miss Held
rich was employed here nine years
eight of which being in the Alt and
Dcbson stores. She has more at
tractive position and will be nearer
her parents.
The floral offerings left in tribute
of the soldier and sailor dead of the
county at the flower pavilion here on
Welcome Home day, we're committed
to ashes by chairman " L.. Showalter
and John b. Calls The ashes will
be preserved until Grant county shall
erect a suitable memorial to the mem
DRY of the lads who will never come
home.
Hobart Doll writes his parents, Mr..
and Mrs H. T. Doll, that he is at