Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-01-08

Evans Barnett returned east on
New Years day.
Miss Lillian Ho1zinger returned to
the university on New Years.
JOS. Bendorf spent Friday putting
up bills for his sale. It was a cold
lonesome task, Joe says.
Miss Alta Wetmore of Bloomington
passed through here Monday on her
way to the Platteville Normal.
X. Meyer Jr. transacted business at
Platteyille the latter part of last
week.
A. H. Truitt went to Milwaukee last
week to attend chiropractor con-
vention.
Louis McBrien went to Platteville
and Monroe last week, looking up a
location.
Miss Belle Dudley returned Satur-
day to Woodford, Wis, where she is
engaged in teaching.
Amos Brown went to Madison on
Wednesday to have some special work
done on auto parts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blewett of
Dodgevflle, visited Mrs. Ed. Oates ov-
er New Years.
Miss Leona Bryhan of West Allis,
spent the holidays with her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Roth.
Miss Freda Martin of the Phillips
House, spent Christmas with her
mother at Boscobel.
Misses Laura Johnson and Laura
W. TX r ie?artAG Saturday for Wau
sau where they teach.
Mrs. w. c. Tiller and son Ralph,
visited last week with relatives in
Fennimore.
Miss Edna Lind returned to her
home in Sitter, Saturday. after a
visit with Lancaster relatives.
Miss Ethel Wunderlin returned to
Platteville, Saturday, to resume her
studies at the Normal.
Miss Rachel Payne has recovered
from her recent illness and departed
Saturday for Kaukauna where She
will resume teaching.
Miss Margharetta Nehls returned
Saturday to Mountain, Wis, where she
will resume her duties as teacher, af-
ter a visit at her home here.
Misses Hildred Heberlein and Bes-
sic Krohn returned Saturday to Law
renee college, Appleton, after Wis
it at their homes here.
Miss Helen Coombs returned to her
home at Arthur, Saturday, after Wis
it with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Foster, in this city.
Misses Velma Stevens, Eva Taylor,
Kathryn Schuster and Elsie Brennan
went ack to Madison New Years day.
Misses Myrl Burrows and Helen
Kiley visited in Dubuque Thursday
and Friday. The young ladies made
the trip to Potosi with Frank Bur-
rows and went on by train.
Mrs. w. d. Garner went to Mont
fort, Saturday, to see her mother,
Mrs Chris Neuroth. who is improving
slowly from Il recent severe Illness.
Clarence Brandt of Fennimore, Wis
tied friends here Thursday. He was
recently released from naval duty but
is subject to call for four years. This
rule obtains with nearly all the navy
boys who may be called back at any
time.
John T. Scott. a prominent business
man of Richland Center, died from
heart disease last week while fixing
his furnace. The family heard the
shovel drop to the floor and going
down found Mr.. Scott dead
A. A. Knapp spent the holidays
here leaving the day after New Years
for Bingham. Mass. Mr.. Knapp hopes
that he may soon be released from
the service but there is no positive
assurance of it.
Miss Iona Roesch departed Satur-
day for Chicago where she will be
employed for some time in Cages
millinery department. She will later
return with the spring line of millin-
cry for the Higginbotham & Roesch
establishment here.
Roger Austin left Thursday for
Pelham Bay, n. Y. where he will
await assignment to a battleship as
radio operator. Roger graduated with
honors at Harvard and is now ready
to catch and send wireless with dis
patch
Retiring sheriff Yves Hymer has
given possession to Frank He'll and
moved back to his farm near Potosi.
Mr.. Hymer will locate there and con-
duct a stock business as formerly. His
many friends here wish him and fam
lily every success.
Miss Elizabeth Shepherd has re-
turned from the General hospital at
Madison where she was operated up
tumor weighed % pounds, Miss
Amelia Green of this city, accom-
panied Miss Shepherd to Madison re-
naming for the operation.
Mrs. NJ. MONTE went to Fennimore,
Monday, to call on friends. She re-
ports that her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Kaap. is much improved from a very
serious attack OF pneumonia. At one
time Mr.. and Mrs Kaap and the chill
dren were all down sick, Mrs. Kaap
being seriously so. Mr.. Kaap is able
10 be out after a three weeks illness.
Marmaduke Eide, U. S. n, visited
here last week going to his station at
Hampton Roads, Va, on Friday Mr..
Eide was married to Miss Charlotte
Bartheld of La Crosse, Wis, at Val
ley City. N. D.. on Saturday, Dec. %.
The wedding took place at the home
of the groom's sister, Mrs. Saml
Mikleson. Mrs. Eide will reside at
Valley City, pending Mr.. Eide's re-
lease from the service.
Miss Wagner. daughter of Jacob
Wagner of Sitter. a trained nurse
with headquarters at La Crosse was
here for several days taking care OF
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