Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-11

dIGlu NcSpGIu has d new u.OC6l
80 Overland to use in his taxi work.
A large number from here attended
the Guernsey sale at Livingston last
Friday.
Hannum Place dropped down to
Milwaukee on the Wednesday noon
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Granville and
children, spent the weekend at
Montfort.
Miss Marghretta Nehls is among
the teachers coming home for the
summer vacation.
Miss Jennie Jones of Fennimore,
visited her uncle, G. E. Borah, last
week, returning Thursday noon.
Mrs. Walter Hake of Elroy, Wis,
returned home Thursday after few
days visit with the Rev. Campbell
family.
Arthur Marks of Ripon, visited the
weekend in Lancaster with his moth
err, Mrs. Geo. Marks ST., and sister,
Miss Harriet.
John Mikesch and family of Man
ley, Ia, arrived Saturday via Potosi
for a weeks visit with old friends and
relatives here.
The "Tag Day" for the French or
phans brought in $160.23. The money
was turned over to Mrs. r. B. Show
alter, Thursday noon.
Kenneth Oyer is back from over
seas after two years service and busy
helping his brother-in-law, Fred II
win, at carpenter work.
Lee Eastman, Pete Stoffel and W.
F.. Mccormick wentto Waukesh on
Thursday to attend the state picnic
of the Shorthorn breeders.
Rude Sanders of Madison, is tax
ing an extended furlough from rail
road work and in the meantime Will
assist at the Hoffman restaurant.
Miss Dorothy Vesperrnan, Lancas-
ter chief operator for the Bell tele-
nhone system, went to Madison, We'd
nesdav to attend a traffic meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Helm OF
Milwaukee. were guests for week OF
Mrs. E. P. Day, returning Saturday.
Mrs. Helms was formerly Miss Dottle
Day ~,
Mrs. Fred Allen and daughter, Vel
ma. visited last week with the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Jacob Schuolter OF
Potosi. returning to Livingston sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wepking were
called to Highland Saturday to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. john Wep-
king the formers aunt. She died on
Friday and was buried Sunday
Miss Irene Underwood OF Omaha,
Nehr here to attend the funeral OF
her mother. returned to her schools,
Wednesday. Miss Underwood plans
to spend her vacation here as usual.
Louis Meyers, former Fennlmore
resident. died at the county asylum
Friday a week ago aged IS years. me
funeral took place at Fennlmore.
Three sons and three daughters sur
vivc. huo
FIR. Feldt of Fennimore, was mere
Friday calling on Mrs. Arthur Aenz
who has been i'll. FIR. Feldt is max
ing sick calls during FIR. Wambold S
absence. The latter is in Chlcago
now. , Gov
Miss Portia Anderson, teacher TOT
the wear at Boice Creek school, NO. D.
potosi closed school Friday and re-
tvrned IN her home in Prairie du
Chen. Saturday, for the summer va
cation. A ~
rivad last Saturday to visit until
Aupnst with relatives. Mrs. Morse
and the children have been here Tor
month. Mr.. Morse is acting IN
stock company in the western nctrop-
oils. Do;r+s
Otto Spiegelberg of Five POINTS
has a cow that recently gave Dlrtn 10
twin calves-male and female. Inc
cow was one of twins and evidently
comes from a family of twin bearers.
Mel Cook of Madison, visited trlenus
here the weekend. oee
Geo Duncan has been laying Oh
srom we'll drilling on account Vi
cracked arm bone. During recupera-
tion George is assisting Leo McCor-
n,iclx in car work. The well work Is
. constant pound on the arms but gar
age work is much lighter.
Theodore Spease returned nome Oh
Daooration Day from the naval ser
vice having been released AFTER 20
months aboard ship. Nine months
,1-ore snent overseas in England, Ire
tond and the Azores where ne was
stationed on the U. S. 5. Dixie as
carnenter. The Dixie is repair
shin for torpedo boats.
Miss Iucille Eschenbach returned
m No. Freedom, Friday, by tram nav
ing visited here week with Geo, "
Davies and family. The otner WISH
ors Mr.. and Mrs. l. }. BlaKesly u
Tronton and Dl. and Mrs. waiter
RihIe of Lime Ridge, WafteO lIOn Sun !.
day until Thursday for the weather TO
clear and finally motored home thru
the mud. - ,rod;,or
Elyie Kern returned from Madison
Wednesday, having attended the coop
packing company meeting: me-
1 p2 % stockholders short of othe 55O
necessary for a quorum. The com
pany has an offer of $1S,5OO per an
mum rental for the plant ana hopes
to receive $4,000 This would allow
the stockholders about 6 per cent on
their money.
The Lancaster "Jinn-Fizz" orches-
ira. composed of Thos. Sweeney
drums cymbals, etc., Millard Smltn,
saxaphone, and Miss Margaret Scnmltz
niano are beginning to receive num-
erous dance engagements. They play
at Ertz's tonight, Huff's tomorrow
night and next Wednesday night at
No Andover. Their music is the KIND
wooden-legged man would dance to.
Joseph Walker of this city. met