Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-01-12

4 Lee mad Frank Bradley of this city
visited friends in Fennimore Friday.
/ Albert WenZel Of Sitter was hub
caller OH Thursday last
Miss Antoinette Reuter- of Milwau-
kee, is visiting Mrs. Halle Ellis.
Mathew Schleck OF Fennimore was
a Monday caller in Lancaster.
Del Morfissey OF Blakes prairie
was a Lancaster caller Friday.
1 Mrs. Lous Alt. was a Wednesday
visitor with friends Ia Fenilimore.
Mrs. Ed. Lind of Sitter has been
Visiting her father, Mr.. Frawley, here
! Mrs. Jennie Clifton Of Lancaster,
fspent Friday at the farm near Werley.
Mrs. W. a. Hayes OF Baraboo Wis
4ited her sister, Mrs. Leonora Orton,
Mrs. Len Bradley of this city is
very sick with an attack of gall stones.
The EpWorth League will meet in
1.-The future on Tuesday instead Of Sun
day.
Mrs. VIM. Lind and sister, Mrs. r.
Wagner of Sitter, were callers in the
lcounty sea- Monday
Mrs. John Oates left Friday for Al
visit with Mrs. Arthur Oates of Mt
Hope, this county
Miss Lucille Smith OF Dubuque, here
/ visiting Miss Myrtle Burrows, returned
home Tuesday.
Attorney r. M, Orchard, transacted
business in Richland Center and Mus
coda last week.
/ Mis- Myrl Burrows has entered the
loffice of r. NJ Orchard as typist and
| stenographer.
| Rev. A. E. Finn, moderator. of the
Madison presbytery, filled the Pres
/ byterian pulpit here Sunday.
| Miss Emma Schreiner caught the
Florida bug and left last week for
Miami to remain until spring.
Raymond Fuerstenberg OF Boscobel,
returned home Saturday after visit
t with Lancaster !, relatives.
| Mrs. Vim. Kramer went to Fenni-
more Monday being called there by
the death of her husbands sister.
| Ted Doherty, David Crichton's
nephew, is taking a course in milk
testing at the agricultural college i'll
| Madison.
| Mrs Irion of Utica, New York, re-
turned home yesterday following a
| years visit at the home Of her brother
| William Fache.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. JOY were Mon
! day passengers for McGregor, Iowa,
| where Mr.. JOY will work for the Inter-
state company.
| Mrs. Chas. Meyers and Mrs. Louis
Wetter of Lancaster, went to Fenni-
more Tuesday to attend the funeral
! of Mrs McLimans.
/ G. G. Morgan, for the past five years
| cheesemaker at Buckwheat Ridge, is
moving his family back to FIT. Akin
| son, their former home.
! Charles Adams returned home Sun
1 day from Fowler hospital where he
was a patient for six weeks following
all operation for appendicitis
| Farrand & Belken. East Maple ST
restauranteurs, on Friday last sold
/ their business to Richard E. Bennett
/ who took possession at once.
4 James Huff and son, Edwin, of No.
! Lancaster, returned last week from a
! two weeks visit with relatives in Ne
braska. City, Nebr.
1 Sidney and Kenneth Weber, junior
/ statesmen at the l.. Weber store are in
Milwaukee attending the National
Retail Shoe Dealers convention.
/ Laverne Wayne, step-son OF Mike
| MONTE, cut one leg severely while en-
gagged in chopping wood Saturday DR..
!! Kraut closed the cut with five stitches.
( Miss Anna Kress of this city has
accepted opposition as teacher in the
Rewey high school, Following a two
/ weeks visit in PIatteville she goes to
| take up her new duties.
Mrs. Geo. Frye of Fennimore and
Mrs. Whipple of Pillager, Mimi, and
Mrs. Curtin of Da Sale, Ill, visited
last week at the Ernest Steinforth,I
home in North Lancaster.
! The funeral of the three-days-old
| infant or Mr.. and Mrs Era Pendleton
OF Bloomington, was held Monday the
burial being made at Hillside cemetery
| in Lancaster. The infant died Sunday
| Nathan Bradbury of Chicago, is, in
| Lancaster visiting his brother, James.
| Mr.. Bradbury is a young fellow Oh so
years who up to year. Or so ago was
la Pullman conductor on the Green
! Bay run out of Chicago
| Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Kramer and Mrs
Otto Brandemuhl of Lancaster, went
/ to Fennimore, yesterday, to attend the
funeral OF the formers sister, Mrs.
Silas McLimans, which took place at
1880 p. m.
Ralph Irwin, successful pomoiogisti
of Lancaster, went to Madison Monday
with fruit to exhibit at the meeting OF
| the state horticultural society. The
Injecting and exhibit will be held IN
the state capitol building.
| Ben Heasted, son of former res
lidents of this locality, died at Mount
ain View, Calf, on December 1st. The
demise was due to an attack OF in
! f1uenza last winter from which he
never fully recovered. Mr.. Heasted
was. the only son of Mrs. David Hea-
lsted The family lived near Lancaster
at one time-ContTibuted
The Baptist congregation entertained
Monday evening in the church par
Ilors in honor of Mrs. Fred Erwin who
i moves with her family to Millville
\ this week. A supper and games made
the evening pleasant one. At the con-
clusion Mrs. Erwin was presented with
Il a set OF china as a reminder or the
occasion and testimonial of the good
will she is held in by the congregation.
The Bailie Auto Co. underwent a
change of personnel Jan. 1st when
John G. Bailie stepped out disposing