Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-20

Olds 8.
Mrs Harry Barnett was quite i'll
| last week.
". G. Knox left Wednesday for De-
troH to drive out a flock of new Stu
debakers.
Mrs. Geo. Kohlbauer Of Galena. Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. John Kramer,
last week.
Miss Ada Horsfall of Platteville. was
9 weekend guest at the Guy Horsfall
Ellis wilkinson Of Patch Grove was
mere last week and bought Nash 5
passenger.
Miss Emma Braun has accepted a
poslLlon as bookkeeper with Burrows
& Winskill.
| Miss Bertha Hoffman went to Fen
nlmore, yesterday, to visit her broth
er, AL. Hoffman.
end visitor with her mother. Mrs.
Neuroth, of Montfort.
Geo. Bracket returned home We'd
nesday from France having spent 81
months in the service.
Mrs. A. F. Smith went to Galena.
Monday, to visit her son, Walter
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cornell Of
Minneapolis, are visiting Ellie Dob
son and other friends here.
Tony Meier of Bloomington is the
owner Of the Olds six SO much adj
mlred in Lancaster last week.
Miss LeOna Showalter of Madison.
is spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Anime Showalter.
Addison Bark and Mabel and AIya
Bark left Friday for Crookston, MINI.
where they will visit few days.
Floyd Rich, Cassville, Frank Rails
beck, Bloomington, and Ed. Lind.
Sitter, are driving new Oakland six
es.
Mrs. Karl Kroening and Miss Mena
Kroening were weekend guests at
the Herman NValdman home near Lib
erty.
G. A. Perrin and Clyde Rogers of
Beetown, left Thursday for Mineral
Point to take in the two big days of
the fair.
Hrs. Harry Edwards and Misses Ed
it'll and Alma Cliff, left yesterday for
Scales Mound to visit at the Cliff
home there.
The Hurricane c. E. gave their
playlet "Star Bright before an APP
preciative audience at Ellenboro, last
/ Friday evening.
Mr.. Gibson of Cuba City, a Stand
ard Oil man, bought an Olds truck
at the B. e w. garage. Mr. Gibson
moves here, it is stated.
Prof. and Mrs. Frank Van Dusen
of Chicago, returned home Thursday
having spent pleasant two weeks
visiting in Lancaster and vicinity
| Mrs. Harvey Bass and children, Lee
! Ia, Walter and Lewis, left Thursday
! for BelOit to visit the formers broth
ers, Frank and Francis Keitlinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Pierce and Otto
Roesch and wife left Thursday for
Madison where they visited a few
days and took in the sights of the cap
itol city.
Little Esther Brandemuehl. daugh-
tier of John Brandemuehl living west
Of town, fell last Friday and cut her
nose so badly that Dr. Godfrey had to-
take several stitches.
Mrs. H. A. Elwell of st. Paul, and
Miss Virginia Lee of Council Bluffs,
Ia, departed Tuesday of last week for
their homes after a visit at the home
of Mrs. A. Budworth in this city.
Burrows & Winskil1 unloaded car
load of Olds cars Monday last, an 8;
q six and truck. They ordered by
Iwire the next day an sedan, an s
four passenger, a six touring and two
trucks.
VIM. S. Hieronimus and Mrs. Nor
ma Dersch Croker were married Sat
urday at Dubuque. Their many
friends here will wish them all sue
! cess and happiness.
Val. Heinrich of Paris, was conduct
ed to Mendoza by Frank Calls, Mon
day. Mr. Heinrich was committed a
year or so ago and then paroled to be
again re-committed this week.
Master Jay Gle Crichton left for
Chicago Thursday in custody of Miss
Grace Bracket who was returning
to her work there. Jay Gle visits his
father, Clarence Sousley, and is all
primed for great adventures.
Word has been received here of the
death of Lucious F. Barber of Spo-
kane, Wash, who passed away July
q. Mr.. Barber was son of TheO-
dore and Sarah Barber, old Lancas-
ter residents. He was So years old.
Hon. Ernest Merton of Waukesha,
has moved to Platteville to be near
his daughters who Seside there. Mr..
Merton, an attorney of long practice
and high standing was appointed court
commissioner by Judge Clementson
upon his visit here Tuesday
Will Gelbach met with collision
in Dubuque a week or so ago when
small boy darted directly in front of
his motor while pursuing tin can.
The affair was purely an accident and
Mr. Gelbach in no way to blame al
though the child's clothes were some
what mussed in the encounter.