Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-03-31

F. S. Orion was a McGregor visitor
Friday.
Thomas Wenzel was a Fennfmcre
caller, Saturday.
Miss Gladys Werley of Fennimore.
was weekend visitor at Geo. Jer-
rett's.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Blewett visited
at Frank Blewett's in Dodgeville over
Sunday.
]. B. Horsfall returned from his
western trip Wednesday night looking
20 years younger.
Supt. r. NJ Austin of the Tele-
phone Company spent the week-eY;i
with his family in Monroe.
Mrs. Chas Klarman and son YER
non, departed for La Crosse, Friday,
where they will visit for a week.
Albert Gatsch has moved to Ian
caster from Big Grant and expects to
do carpenter work this summer.
Mrs. Fred Briel of Des Moines. Ia.
arrived Tuesday for a weeks visit
with relatives here and at Sitter.
A. W. Garner has sold his farm at
Pennington, Mimi, for a substantial
figure and moved to Fayette, Iowa.
Ira Murphy and son, Maurice. re-
turned Friday from trip to various
points in the state Of New York.
Miss Portia Showalter has return
ed to Lancaster having resigned her
school at Livingston on account of i'll
ness.
G. j. Borah was called to Sioux
City, Wednesday noon, by the seri-
Gus illness of his brothers wife, Mrs
John Borah.
Clarence Jentz departed Saturday
morning for Platteville where he was,
confirmed Sunday at the Lutheran
church in that city.
Mrs Mona Allen departed Wednes-
day for Madison where she attended
the supervising teachers convention
Thursday and Friday.
t. H. Blewett has bought the Knapp
place of five acres on the Platteville
road and will go into the chicken and
small farming business.
Mrs. Adolph Born underwent ma
jor operation at the Doolittle hospi-
tai last Friday her condition being re-
ported favorable on Saturday.
Rudolph Turtscher and family of
Carter, Mont, who spent the winter at
the Quincy Williams home, returned
to their western home Monday.
Mrs. Guy Campbell and daughters,
Ruth, and the baby, went to Dodge
Vile, Friday, to visit the formers
mother, Mrs. Jones, for a week
Lancaster was bereft of sheriffs on
Saturday Officer He'll going to Bos-
cobel on business and officer Calls
to Platteville to sell a farm.
The Misses Trentzsch and their
mother, Mrs. Catherine Trentzsch, who
have been spending the winter at Ere
mont, Nebr returned home Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Beck were week
end visitors at the Miller home in
DOdgeville. They brought back their
daughter, Lavon, who visited there
for d month.
Miss Velma Brcithaupt who has
been assisting at the G. F. Budworth
home, was called to Minneapolis first
of the week to care for a sister who
is dangerously i'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike MONTE, Mrs
Chas Day and Mrs NJ. MONTE, went to
Fennimore, Saturday, to visit Mrs.
Elizabeth Fritz whose seth birthday
was on that date.
Pvts. Butler and Fehlau of Madison
were in the city last Wednesday en-
deavoring TO recruit for the regular
army but met with no success. They
expect to return soon.
Mrs. James H. Ellis went to Preston
Saturday, to assist in the care of her
son, Harvey, who has scarlet fever.
Harvey's wife recently recovered
from the same disease.
Mrs. Josephine Baxter of Detroit,
was here last week in connection with
the settlement of the w. B. Baxter es-
tate While here Mrs. Baxter was the
guest of Mrs. d. W. Baxter.
c. E. Dearborn of Gary, Ind, ar
rived i'll Lancaster Friday evening to
take a much needed rest. Mr.. Dear
born has been i'll and the steel COM
pany gave him leave of absence.
Mrs. ]. c. Whitmore and son, Car
son Jr., who some day aspires to be
an engineer, departed Friday for
Madison where they are visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. Carrie M. Klein
pell.
Miss Velma Richmond went to Fen-
nimore, Saturday, to attend the fu-
neral of her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Rich
neral was held Saturday afternoon at
Mt. Ida.
Rev. E. Holder and family are leav-
ing Liberty for Athens, Marathon
county, where Rev. Holder has new
and larger charge. There is no sue
cessor for the present at the Rock
church.
Indications are that upwards of q
new members will join the Methodist
church here Easter Sunday. ms
will make the present roster above
500. growth of about 200 in Rev.
Campbell's passionate.
Co. Supt. E. j. Young and Principal
McNelly went to Madison, THURSDAY,
to attend the Southern Wisconsin
Teachers Convention there last week.
end. The Lancaster teachers Went
down in force on Friday morning
Albert Wiedenbeck Jr., has resigned
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