Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-05-21

MT and Mrs. Hyman Goldstein have
a Daby girl who came Friday.
VIM. Mathews and wife of Ellen
ooro, welcomed little daughter last
Saturday. -''
Inc annual meeting of the Hurri-
cane cemetery association will he
held next Tuesday afternoon Nav 81
at z o'clock new time)
Rev. Weyhrauch cordially invites
all members of Gen. Calls Circle to
attend memorial services next Sun
day at the opera house.
Inc secretary of the Aberdeen-An-
gus breeders has advised that he will
pe mere on June 4, the day of the big
breeders meeting, with moving pic
lures depicting the merits of the pop
ular Angus breed
Dr. Alex Ivey was here Sunday
leaving Monday for FIT. Atkinson
where he met Ned Ivey. The broth
ers returned to Lancaster Yesterday
Mrs. Will Morse and children of
Spokane, Wash, are guests at the
parental AL Morse home this sum
mer
Clyde Clanton and wife move this
week to Huntley, ILL.,, where Mr.. Clan
ton has a good opening in the real
estate line.
Mesdames Minnie Maso, Thee.
Stuckey and A. d. Graham of Fenni-
more, visited Lancaster friends Sat-
urday.
Montfort is preparing for a big Me-
mortal Day celebration John j. Blaine
having been selected as speaker.
Ihere will be a patriotic and athlet-
ic program.
County Clerk Johnson is issuing
set line fishing licenses bSt the same
may not be used until after May 29.
VIM. r. Snowden Of Platteville, has
been appointed a member on the
board of Soldiers and Sailors Relief
succeeding John Draggs of Fenni-
more, lately deceased.
Roy Guthrie of the J. P. ZeLz &
Co., was in Chicago last Thursday
buying new light fixtures for the re-
tail department.
common Clay" the play Fred Burr
showed last Tuesday and Wednesday
drew large and appreciative audi
ence. Perhaps it was not known to
those who saw her in the picture that
Fanny Warde, the star who played
Elsie, is a woman of 65 years. Miss
Warde had youth restored to her
features by a delicate and costly sur
gical operation.
Mrs w. J. Schade arrived home on
Saturday and will remain here with
Mr.. Schade until the sanitarium clos
es on June 18th.
w. F. Mccormick sold two heifer
calves and Otto Spiegelberg one heif-
er calf to the calf club of Aurora, III
Shipments were made last week.
Mike Suffer, a hustling young
farmer of Louisburg neighborhood,
was a Lancaster caller, Wednesday.
The Herald acknowledges a pleasant
visit. Mr.. Eckert, neighbor, accom-
panied him here.
Louis Broihahn is back from SER
vice at Camp Pike, Ark, having re
turned Thursday. Louis will make
Lancaster his home again.
Carl Bruss student of the local
high school, had a hemOrrhage in the
form of nose bleed, Monday, and is
in a serious condition.
John Sandelbach has sold his resi-
dence property near the Beetown road
to Henry Korber of Potosi, the tran
saction taking place last week. Mr..
Korber will move here March 1st
next
Miss Olive Hope Of Salem, Wis, re-
turned home Saturday having been
here to attend the funeral of her
father, NJ w. Hope of Bloomington.
Miss Florence Hope came from Los
Angeles, Calf, and will spend the
summer with here mother here.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Noble of Ellen
hax hot
child The little fellow greeted the
world at six o'clock yesterday, DR..
James Fowler presiding