Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-01-21

Wednesday, Jan. IA. at Lancaster
az the M. E. parsonage occurred the
wedding of Mr.. Virgil Jerrett and Miss
vera Clark of this city, Rev. G. Camp
Deli officiating Miss Helen Jerrett
anu Tavern Clark. sister and brother
hoI the groom and bride acted as hest
man and bridesmaid The groom is
a. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. B. Ter
Tett and a splendid young man. The
bride is the winsOme and charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
clark and will make an excellent
Ehelpmate through life's Journey. The
popular young people have a host of
friends III Fennimore and Surround
ing vicinity. They will 60 to house
Keeping about Feb. Is on the John
.lhdellen farm recently purchased by
isMrs Jerrett- Fennimore Times.
DoGothea,s the five-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Adams of
1 Madison, died Saturday a week ago
Following an illness of some dura-
ton. The funeral was held the fol-
lowing Monday, the Rev. Hunt offici-
atlng, Burial took place at Madison.
I The many friends of the Adams fam
lily here extend sincere condolences
While riding home from Liberty
school to her boarding place at Thos.
Holmes the sleigh tipped over and
MISS Portia Anderson was thrown vi
olently into a snowdrift. The mishap
would have been nothing except for
a fence post which happened to be in
line with Miss Anderson's forehead
AS a result she received a rather Sc
we're cut above one temple.
Woodmen who attended the install
| latlon a week ago Thursday night are
still talking of unique entertainment
| AFFORDED by the Merry Foresters un-
der the direction of Chief Amos
Brown. The work will probably be
reproduced before the ROYAL Neigh
bors soon.
Croft & Dunholt, buying horses
mere, shipped 16 head to New Glarus
last week. One team of sorrel Perch
eron mares weighing 3,340, came
from the John Heinrichs farm west
or town. This team won first prize
at the fair last fall.
Supt. Young went to Fennimore
Saturday to attend school meeting
In connection with the domestic sci
ence and manual training courses.
MISS Sadie Georgens and Miss Mary
| Berg OF Livingston, were Sunday Wis
1tors at Potosi. Miss Berg was called
home by the illness of her father. Jos
Berg, who has drOpSical trouble.
! Mrs. Mary Kemmer of Zwingle, Ia
and Mrs. Bert Bradley and daughter
Media. of Dubuque, visited last week
with Mrs. H. Timm returning home
Thursday
Miss Minnie Laabs, spending the
holidays with her mother, Mrs. A.
! Wisco, departed Thursday for Chica-
go expecting to go to Huntley, Ala
soon.
Mrs. Laura Eastman left Monday
for her home in Chicago. Her sister
Mrs. Frank Allen, accompanied Mrs
Eastman as far as Livingston.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Hart and children
Miriam and Belle of Bull, Idaho, were
recent visitors at the King and Will
liams homes here
L Thos. Haley left Monday noon for
visit at New Richmond expecting to
call at Milwaukee and Chicago before
returning.
Elder b. G. Flint of Evansville, was
here Wednesday to conduct the SER
/ vices at the funeral of Mrs Harriet
Atkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Richie of Mont
| fort, with their sons, David and
Charles, were weekend guests of Sam
Richie.
Mrs Harmon who has been at the
Geo. Moore home, returned to her
home at Livingston, Saturday
Paul K Edwards returned Monday
from Milwaukee and Chicago where
he visited friends for week
Ohio Doll and daughter, Francis, OF
Dodgeville, were weekend visitors at
| the Henry t. Doll home,
The Misses Thompson, Kissel and
Webster spent the weekend at their
respective homes.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Dobson of COX
erville, were over-Sunday guests OF
| Wheeler Munson.
] Martin Wieland of the agricultural
college, Madison, was weekend Wis
| itor at home.
Mrs. Christian Wieland left Thurs
day for Wilson. Wis, to visit Mrs
Isaac Walker.
Geo, Rockwell left Monday for
Crete, ILL.,, to visit his nephew.
Chas Petty has been appointed cen
sus taker for the South town.
LaVerne Walker went to Liberty,
Saturday. on business.