Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-15

WOuAeSudy on business.
Miss Amelia Bast is visiting Fenni
more friends.
Mrs. Frank Burgess is improving
after her recent illness.
Mike O'Brien Of Hazel Green was
guest of Henry Mink Saturday.
Df. kraut reports the birth of a sor
at the Harry Bass home, Beetown.
Mrs. John Tiedemann of Platteville
was weekend visitor in Lancaster
Marvin Blake of Windsor, Wis, is
Vlsltlng his uncle, VIM. H. William
son, for the winter
Williams Reynolds, Viroqua far
mer, was here for brief visit with
his brother, Robert.
ernest Alt received an encourag-
ing report from the specialist ne
called on while in Chicago.
Leonard Holzinger departed Thurs
day morning for White Lake, s. d.
to look after business affairs.
Mrs. Anime Showalter was week
end visitor in Madison with her
daughter, Leona.
Albert Flesch and wife have re-
turned from visit with Madison
friends and relatives.
Supt. w. A. Hayes of the North
western system was in Lancaster in
his private car Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Schwartz enter
tanned twelve couples at cards and
dancing Thursday evening.
Miss Grace Bradbury of Fennimore
was Saturday guest of her uncle
James Bradbury of Lancaster.
Mrs. Will Noone of Werley was a
weekend visitor in Lancaster with
her mother, Mrs. Hickin.
j. P. Rowden and wife of Fenni-
more were down Monday to attend
the Henderson Halferty funeral
The A. V. Ward family have all
been confined to the house with the
grippe.
Mrs. S. E. Smalley was called to
Hazel Green Monday on business con-
Injected with the Womens Auxiliary.
Miss Mae De Graft of Platteville
spent the weekend in Lancaster as
the guest of Sheriff Holmes and wife
Miss Emma Nehls went to Platte
vile Thursday for a weekend visit
with her sister, Mrs. Eta Smith.
William Rose and daughter, Mrs
Harvey Schmidt were Saturday Wis
itors at the Draggs home in Fenni-
more.
Robert Burgess has decided to go
farming and will leave the Groenier
store soon for a place near Boscobe1
he has rented.
Miss Emily Roberts has been Sc
lected as the Chicago artist to give a
pipe organ recital accompanied by the
Chicago Symphony Orchestra today.
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senting the Journal, was here Monday.
Mr.. Ralston is touring the state to
make a survey of the political trend.
The first dancing party given by the
married peoples club was given at
Galloway hall Monday night from
to II. All present had a splendid
evening.
George Bracket went to Milwaukee
yesterday to attend the state lumber
mems convention. While there he will
demonstrate the manifest advantages
of the Bracket power mortiser.
Mrs. E. J. Morse and daughters,
Mary Elizabeth and Helen Grace,
went to Madison yesterday to spend
the week with their uncle and aunt,
GOV. John Blaine and wife.
Hilda Taylor, Is, daughter of John
F. Taylor of Beetown and Lancas-
ter high school girl, underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the DR..
Godfrey hospital Thursday.
Mrs. G. H. Basford departed Mon
day morning for Little Rock, Ark,
where she will visit for few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Chase.
Mr.. Basford accompanied her as far
as East Dubuque.
Mrs. Chas. c. Roberts went to Chi
cago yesterday to attend the organ
recital given at Orchestra Hall by her
daughter, Emily, under auspices of
the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
The Ernest Alt family move to-
morrow into. the Mrs David Schrei-
ner home and will reside with Mrs.
Schreiner in the future. Henry
Macke and wife move from So. Lam
caster to the home in town they pur-
chased of Mr.. Alt.
Saturday evening the w. r. G. gave
a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Rob
Burgess. Mrs. Ella Reed in a pleas
ing manner presented Mrs. Burgess
with the gifts Mrs. Burgess was
much surprised and also pleased
The family will move to a farm near
Boscobel March 1st-Correspondent,
Charles Adams is patient at DR..
Fowler's hospital where he under
went an operation for rupture last
Tuesday. Mr. Adams had a severe
sick spell and operation last summer
and upon recovery worked so hard
that rupture ard subsequent hernia
developed.
The ladies of the w. R. G. gave a
shower for Miss Berna Knobel Satur-
day afternoon. Miss KnObel received
many useful and beautiful presents
She was also serenaded with tin pans
Refreshments were served and a jolly
social converse made the time speed
pleasantly.