Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-01-07

invited.
Program and basket social at the
Farview school, known as Kerr
school, Dist. No. /, So. Lancaster. on
Friday eve, Jan. 8. All welcome.
ElfriedaH Krohn, teacher.
A covered dish supper and install
lation of officers is part of the pro-
gram for Monday evening, Jan. IL to
which are invited the Rebekahs and
their families, Odd Fellows and their
wives or other friends. Each Re
bekah and Odd Fellow is requested to
bring q covered dish for the supper.
Evans Barnett of the university,
was holiday visitor here
Jas. Breese of Mt Hope was Wis
itor in Lancaster last week.
Sidney Weber left Sunday for Chi
cago where he will visit for a few
days.
Prof. Earl Sangster and wife de-
fparted Friday fortheir home in Liv-
ingston.
Miss Claudia Jordan, teacher in the
Berlin schools, was a holiday visitor
in Lancaster.
Guerdon Purcell of Bennington, Ill,
was the guest of Miss Mary Farrand
over Sunday
Miss Letha Snider of Mt. Hope, Wis
tied at the Jacob Dersch home here
over New Years.
w. D. Burr and e. HI. Bennett re-
turned from Chicago where they had
been with stock.
Miss, Mary Webb gave a shower
last Tuesday evening for her friend,
Miss Ruby Poland
Miss Belle Dudley, teacher at Iron
Belt, was a holiday visitor at the
Parke Dudley home.
John Rowden of Fennimore spent
New Years with his father, w. p
Rowden, in this city.
Miss Emma Nehls is visiting this
week with friends at Waupaca, APP
pleton and Milwaukee.
Miss Rachel PAYNE returned to her
school at Kaukauna Saturday having
spent the holidays here
Miss Maxine Smith of Platteville,
visited over the holidays with her
grandfather, Henry Nehls
Miss Esther Petty of Whitewater
Normal school. was home for the
holidays returning Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Lind and two sons, Mar
Gus and Donald of Sitter, spent New
Years here at the home of VIM Fraw-
ley
Miss Elva Utt of the Ottawa, Kas.,
schools, was Lancaster visitor dur
ing the holidays returning west Fri
day noon.
Misses Laurinda Hampton and Bes-
cin moro no G @ ON oars -
pleton, Saturday, having concluded
holiday visit at home.
Donald Dyer and VIM Waterproof
returned to their studies at Apple
ton, Wednesday, having been guests
at the w. B. Dyer home here.
Misses Jean Roberts and Velma
Hope of Bloomington. went to their
schools in Iron River, Mich, and
Berlin, Wis, Saturday morning.
DR.. Gault was called to Mt Hope
Grafton for tonsils and adenoids on
young son of Fred Lambert. The
young man is doing nicely.
Mrs Agnes Allen and daughters,
Bess and Roxy of Livingston, return
OF the week after visit at the F. H.
Mrs John Johnston of HOllandale.
here to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ell
gar Watson of Livingston who leaves
Doelittle hospital this. week, returned
home Saturday
August Morgan and wife of Wau-
zeka, were recent visitors at Platte
Vile and Potosi returning home Fri
day. Before leaving Mr. Morgan sub
scribed for Grant County's oldest pap
er.
Miss Elizabeth Upton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Upton of Little
Grant, was here for a holiday visit
and returned to her school at Inde-
pendence, Iowa. Saturday morning
Rev. W. A. Weyhrauch left Friday
for Ida Grove, Ia, where he will hold
meetings for two weeks. During his
absence the Baptist pulpit will be oc-
cupied by Miss Reiber.
Frank Stone came up New Years
from Streeter, ILL.,, where he conducts
a commission business in fruits and
vegetables, to visit his mother, Mrs.
Vina Stone The Moore family were
guests of Mrs. Stone at New Years
dinner that day.
New Herald subscribers the past
two weeks are: Mrs. Anna Brande-
muehl, Lancaster; Miss Caroline
Johnson, Lancaster; Miss Abbse
Phelps, Lancaster; Mrs. Phyllis Smith,
Lancaster; VIM hamburger, Lancas-
ter; E. L. Upton, Lancaster; Archie
Bass, Lancaster; Mrs. Geo. Turner,
Potosi; Chris Kreiser, Potosi; Homer
Walter, Dubuque; Arno Brandemuehl,
General hospital, Denver, Colo. &C. M.
Slusser, Vedersburg, Ind; Mrs. S. j.
Swallow, Pomona, Kas.; Ellsworth
Ball, Albion. Neb.; Mrs. John Ellis,
Madison, S. D.; Frank Kadlet, Marsh
field, Wis: Aug. Morgan, Wauzeka.
Wis; Mrs. NJ. E. Taylor, Lancaster;
Andrew Ames, Potosi.
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