Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-12-17

MIS-. n. Sanders was a Madison
passenger Friday morning.
Miss Olive Grebe visited Mrs. Muen-
der at Montfort, the weekend.
Z. II. Vesperman was a Madison
and Milwaukee visitor last week
Mrs. J. Lee Wright went to Chicago
Monday, for wees visit with friends
ErVle Edwards of Flora shipped his
nogs last week realizing $500 for
them. -
Harry Goodrich, the Flora cheese
maker, has moved to Lancaster for tha
winter. ''Ae
Miss Linda Rhodes departed Thurs
DAY for Chicago where she will reside
in the future.
Miss Vida Richmond of Fennimore
was weekend visitor of her sister
Mrs. Ellen George.
Ihomas Croft of Walnut Grove.
MINI, has been visiting relatives in
This vicinity for the past week
MISS Mary Titzel of Sandwich. Ill
visiting friends here for a week or
more, returned home Thursday.
III. hraut reports boy arriving
at the Carl SenftIaben home near
Ellenhoro, last Thursday at 2 a. m
MRS. Chas. rockingham was down
from Madison for visit last wool
Inc Old rockingham home was sold
to Martin Mcdonald.
MRS. }. M. Francis of Quinn. Mich
visiting for the summer and fall with
her sister, Mrs Geo. Budworth 70
turned home Monday morning.
Geo Wenzel and family have NOV
ca to town and are living in the Mrs.
nate klley house near the north
scnool recently purchased by them.
Rev. M. Aherns and wife and bahv
OF st. Louis, visited DR.. Vim. Harberts
mere last week returning home Thurs
DAY. Rev. Aherns is a missionary al
Aballa, India, and expects to return
there in the spring.
Mrs. Grace Turk of Black Earth is
IN the city getting members for the
Royal Neighbor lodge. Monday Mrs.
Turk and Mrs. Ralph King spent the
Jay IN Stltzer looking up prospects in
that village.
Ben Richards and Miss Emma Muir
ray OF Platteville, went to Galena last
Wednesday and were made man and
WlIe. The groom is a Company I bow
dnectlonately known as "Pud" by his
Duddles in the overseas contingent
). II. Muesse and wife of Vancouver,
q. y, arrived last week for a visit
tnru the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs,
M. V. Burris. Contrary to a general
impression Mr.. Muesse says that Brit
lsh Columbia is considerably warmer
than Wisconsin and other regions in
a much lower altitude. This is due
10 the Japan current The thermome
ter rarely rarely drops below Is above
zero in Vancouver.
| Rev. F. A. Goetsch of st. Louis a
missionary of Bisranpur. India snent
the weekend with Rev. G.. G. Brat
zell and spoke at the Evangelical
church, Sunday. Rev. Goetsch has
spent eight years in India OH mission.
airy work but is home on furlough nm
TIL next fall. He finds the American
winter anything but pleasant as his
olood is thinned by a tropical eli
mate but nevertheless enjoys the So
Getty OF his countrymen very uoh.
Mccoy & Healy shipped Is horses
thursday and Saturday of last week
purchased from the following parties
TWO from VIM. Hughitt, Livingston
| one from Dale Rundell. Livingston
one from John Patterson, Blooming
ton; one from T. Mcnamara, Bloom
lngton; one from Robt. Leffler. Ian
caster; one from Harry Garthwaite
Mt Hope; two from T. Elliott, Bos-
cobel; one from S. Petit, Fennimore
two from w. b. Dyer, Lancaster: one
from Lee Wright, Lancaster: two
from VIM. Bailie. Lancaster: one from
Sam Welsh, Lancaster: one from
Frank Richter, Lancaster; one from
Harry Barnett, Lancaster.
A birthday surprise party was Civ
en- Sunday Dec. 7th at the Peter
Berndt home in No. Lancaster in hon
or OF Rudolph Berndt whose 18th
birthday it was. The party lasted all
day long and needless to say the chill
dren had a most enjoyable time. Re-
freshments and dinner were given
full justice. In addition to a birth
day cake with fourteen candles Ru-
dolph received a number of handsome
presents. Those present we're: Jas.
West, Leona and Charles Funk, John
ME and Harvey Kasper, Jos. and Bur-
nell Kehoe, Clarence Block, Velma
Wenzel, George Heberlein, Edith, Err
ma and LeOla Heberlein, and the guest
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