Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-02-18

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spent Sunday at home
Miss Esther Wepking of the uni
Verslty, visited at home the weekend
Roy Edwards of the university was
weekend visitor at home.
+ Mrs, p. I. Stevens Of Montfort. visit
f-ed3at the Granville and Stevens homes
here last Thurcday.
Miss Thelma Stevens visited here
over Sunday, returning Monday : to
Madison. f...ga 49,
The Woman's club will meet-.with
18th. aa9g7g i. ~ Snp -
Miss Vera Tewksbury and curfiss
Fisher of Livingston, were over sun
DAY visitors at John Pendleton's.
Rev. Guy Campbell left yesterday
ior Milwaukee where he attends an
lnter-church conference this week.
Mrs. VIM. Barrows is still in bed
with bad attack of bronchitis and
the flu. sas
Miss Mary Elkhorn departed Mon
DAY for Dubuque, with the expectat
ion OF going to Stanley. Wis. later.
Junior Ladies Aid of the Bethle-
mem church meets Thursday afternoon
with Mrs Henry Kasper.
Ernest Wisco of McGrcgor. Iowa
was weekend visitor with his
mother. Mrs. A. Wisco. of this CITY.
The Walter Schwartz family are on
the road TO recovery after having the
fiu in severe form.
Miss Minnie Laabs Of LIVINGSTON
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er, MRS. VIM. Laabs and family who
all had the flu.
Inc son and daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. JOS. Seipp who had the pneu-
monla, are we'll on the road to re-
covery.
Mrs. ". A. Weyhrauch, departed on
friday for Des Moines, Iowa. where
her father, B. F. Bowlsby. died Thurs
day evening aged so years.
Earl Grimes, a student in the Com
merclal department at the univers-
lty, visited his parents here over the
weekend
Miss Gertrude Lewis of Fennimore
visited here for a week with her
brother, Clayton Lewis, and returned
nome Thursday afternoon.
Albert Wiedenbeck left the Doo-
little hospital for home last week
feeling somewhat improved in health
Mrs. VIII higgins of No Andover.
who has been in the hospital here
Tor treatment, is visiting at the home
OF Mrs. Grace Thomas for few DAVIS
before returning home.
G. J. Borah returned home Satur
day from his visit in Vedersburg. Ind.
he says that the ground is dry there
ana motoring is going on at all times.
Mrs. A. G. Taylor of Madison. was
a visitor last week with her daughter
Mrs. S. S. McNelly, returning home
Monday afternoon
The Sam Dobson family of seven
residing in Ellenboro, are all down
with the flu and under the care of
DR.. j. A. Gault
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Schreiner and
Miss Emma Schreiner departed on
Monday for Milwaukee and Chicago,
where they will visit for few days.
John Finnegan of Ellenboro. and
Henry Sheedy of Fennimore, natives
OF Ireland and Germany. respectively,
became naturalized citizens at court
on Monday of this week.
The flu put damper on both Pol
and China sales held at the pavilion
last week. The average for the assoc
iation sale was 81 while Frank
Morehouse averaged $106 on his sale.
! Mrs. Ellie Duncan received a card
recently announcing the birth on Jan.
IL, OF daughter at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Treloar of Usage. Ia.
The babes name is Marion Abbie.
little Charley Bennett and Clement
Graham are just getting around after
a three weeks tussle with the flu Miss
Ellen Johnson, another flu sufferer, is
again able to be about. &**
School began Monday but was
somewhat crippled by the absence of
many of the teachers who were not
able to reach here until Monday noon
owing to the snow blockade
The w. G. Knox party of motor car
drivers returned home on Monday
having left four new cars in chicago
to be stored until spring. 1t is i'm
possible to obtain storage in Detroit.
Jacob Wissbaum left Monday for
| Stanley, Wis, where he will locate.
Mr.. Wissbaum stated that he had re-
signed his position at the Wright
House where he was clerk
Faye -Trentzsch has definitely re-
turned to Milwaukee and entered the
drug business again Mrs. r. Trentzsch
and Will Lorenz are operating the
Grand picture show
The $50 head of sheep shipped to
market by the Lancaster Canning Co.
/ last week topped the market with a
| price of Ia cents. This is even better
4 than the company expected.
Justice G. w Burrows on Thursday.
performed the ceremony that united
1 for life Elgie B. Jamison of Beetown.
and Stella M. Engler of Cassville. The
witnesses were Artie Tebo and Laura
/ Peacock of Beetown.
! The Lancaster picture shows have
decided to raise their price for adult
admission from II to 20 cents The
proprietors state that the new price
i IS in line with that charged in other
cites and justified by present costs.
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