Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-04-28
LOCALS

oOOr!p' noSS 10 A. Il. Lewis last week
MISS Winnifred Lewis of Fennimore
VISITED her brother, Clayton, here last
Crichton & Company moved Mon
DAY to their new quarters in the
Klarman block.
Il. J. Morse has been appointed as
court reporter for the fifth district bv
Judge Bancroft.
Mrs. T. w. Corfield of Madison. was
an over Wednesday visitor Of old
friends in Lancaster.
Mrs. Carl Garthwaite was week-
END visitor of her mother, Mrs. Joe
Werley of Fennimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edwards Of
Linden, Wis, visited over Sunday at
the VIM. Rowden home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Croft went to
GAINESVILLE, Monday, to visit their son
Clarence, and other relatives.
Miss Marie Starr has been appointed
chief operator at the Bell exchange re-
placing Dorothy Vesperman, resigned
Rev. w. A. Weyhrauch departed on
Monday for Dodgeville to attend a
conference of the Baptist LAFAYETTE
association.
Mrs. Albert Haag and baby of Mt
Horeb, visited last week at the Will
Haag home west of town. returning
Home Monday.
Mrs. j. t. Bennett and daughter
Mrs. H. b. Carthew, departed Mon
day for Madison where they are visit
ing Miss keenan,.
Miss Aldyth Eaton of WASHINGTON
d. c., visited last week with her cous-
in, Mrs. Geo. B. Clementson, depart
ing Monday morning.
Mrs. Elmer SalZmau and two chill
dren, Clara and Ruth of Highland
have been visiting for week at the
parental Burlie Doll home.
Phil ROesch and wife reached Ian
caster Friday and began housekeep-
ing in their home on SO. Tyler recent.
ly bought of Thomas Scott.
&. II. Gribble, the urbane editor oil
the Platteville Journal, with Mrs
Gribble, motored over Sunday and haC
dinner with Frank ScEreiner and fam.
lily.
Mrs. F. B. Calls departed Thurs.
day for Montfort to visit the week.
end with her mother, Mrs. J. S. Chand.
Ter, who returned last week from q
trip to Minneapolis.
Miss Anna Meysembourg who is en-
ployed in Chicago office at a lucra.
tive salary as stenographer, has beer
taking a vacation at her parents
home here since Easter.
The Rev. Guy Campbell performed
the marriage service Wednesday fol
Tavern Calvert and Gladys Latham
both Of Liberty. The witnesses were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Martin.
Elder e. ]. Lennox and wife anC
babe departed Saturday for Wyevillt
where the former will hold a series OF
meetings in the interest of the Reor-
ganized church of Latter Day Saints.
Miss Anne Reynolds, State Super
visor of city grades and rural schools
was here the middle Of last week Wis
iting the rural schools with County
Supt. Young and supervisors, Nef
and Allen.
w. w. Reese was absent from the
baggage car last week on account OF
tooth trouble his place being taker
by Jack Thorne. Brakeman Graves
of Madison relieved Mr.. Thorne or
the rear end.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Berndt anG
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kaspers went tC
Liberty, Thursday, to attend the fu.
neral Of Delbert Hirsch, 27, son Of
IIGll1 y. I'LL oCll VI OClLACly WIZ QlCO
Tuesday The young man was a life.
long invalid.
Myrtle, the nine year old daughter
of Frank Ward, while at play Sunday
afternoon, stood on theend of a small
block of stove wood; the block turn.
ed with her end che fell and broke
both bones of her right forearm JUS
above the wrist.
Tho NIircac Enrphp RuzZO Welsh
and Metcalfe, entertained thirty ladies
at a party and shower given last
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs
S. r. Greene. The guests of honor
were Misses Ethel Thomas and Jessie
David of the Lancaster high schoo
faculty
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Dearborn OF
Gary, Ind, returned home Friday fol
lowing a months visit in Lancaster
MIR. Dearborn came here several years
ago as chief engineer for the project
ed railroad and finds Grant county
much to his liking. At present he is
employed as civil engineer for the U
S. Steel corporation at Gary.
Madame Pavlova lecturer under
the auspices of the w. B. M. l., de-
livered an interesting lecture on con
ditions in Bulgaria and the influence
of the American missionary before {
large audience at the Congregations
church last Thursday night. Madame
Pavlova appeared in native costume
and held the full attention OF her au
ditors by her graphic address.
The ladies of ST. Agnes Guild, Epis
copal church, were entertained at the
home of Mrs. E. b. Goodsell last Wed
nesday evening Mrs. Goodsell ant
Miss Veronica Schmidt acting as host
esses. Miss Tresha Warren was the
guest of honor and the recipient of {
shower of useful kitchen articles. A
the conclusion the nineteen guests
partook of a delicious luncheon.
Mrs John Borah, nee Emma Goolt
of Mt. Ida, died in Sioux City hos
pital on March 26th. Mrs. Borah Wen
to the hospital from her home in Cor
rectionville, to have goitre remov
ed. Before leaving she contracted fill
followed by pneumonia which caused
her death. Cutler Borah of this city
was with his brother, John, during
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