Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-03-04

lIlIlS Lancaster relatives.
MISS Myrna Bergheger, Wisconsin
university student, was weekend
Flsitor at her home in Lancaster.
MIS-. VIM. Leffler of Dodgeville was
Lancaster visitor over Sunday. Wis
ltlng ner son, Robert, in business here.
william Gelbach went to Madison
Monday as creditor in connection
with the hearing in the John Bendorf
bankrupt case
Little Media Kaap wishes to express
her sincere thanks to those who ,e-
membered her birthday so kindly with
flowers and other gifts.
The Jersey breeders plan to hold a
get-together meeting at Fennimore, on
Friday, March 6. Frank B. Astroth.
neldman for the Amer Jersey Cattle
Club, is down for an address.
Mrs. IL. Brockway of Chicago was
IN Lancaster over the weekend at
tending the funeral of Mrs Rice who
was brought here for burial from Spir-
IL Lake, Iowa. Deceased was close
relative of Mrs. Brockway.
Geo. A. Rigdon, now of Madison.
spent the weekend with his family in
Lancaster George is intensely inter-
ested IN the work being done at the
state legislature and says some lively
sessions are in progress there.
samuel c. Craig departed for Madi-
son Monday where he is transacting
business. While in Madison Mr.. Craig
will call on Everett Grimes who is
convalescing from an appendicitis OPP
Grafton at the General hospital
Miss Myrtle Green, Fennimore elo-
cutloniSt was a Lancaster caller on
Monday. Miss Green has charge of ora
tOrlcal classes at Fennimore, Mt
Hope and Bloomington and good con-
test is looked for when the district
forensics are held soon.
Mrs. Walter Damn and daughter
are expected home this week from
Chaffee, Mo-, where they spent the
winter with Mr.. Damn who had a
government construction contract
there. Walter will complete his con
tract and return to Lancaster soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Doherty of Spar
ia, Wis, announce their marriage on
Feb. 10. Mrs. Doherty was Miss Jo-
sephine Oetiker of Sparta before her
marriage. The young couple will con-
tinue to reside at Sparta where Ted
is in charge of the state agricultural
farm.
Mrs. w. c. Gralapp returned home to
Wittenberg, Wis, Tuesday following
a visit OF two weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Martin. Sunday,
March /, was Mrs. Martins list
birthday Other guests at the Martin
home. over the weekend were Mrs. l.
j.. Willard and daughter, Dorothy, of
Pra du Chen
The John D. Wininger Players will
be at the Grantland all next week with
repertoire of clever offerings and a
reputation of being the best stock
company on the road. Mr.. Wininger
was formerly a member of the old
show firm of Wininger Bros, and
still maintains the high standard of.
that famous organization. Charlie,
the other brother, is now leading man
with No, No, Nannette, one of the big
metropolitan hits. The Grantland
considers itself fortunate
in securing such high class company
at popular prices and gives its per-
sonal guarantee of the worth of the at
fractions here next week.
A. L. Sherman was called to Chi
cago Wednesday. to attend the funera
of his father-in-law, Capt. Chas john
son, who passed away the preceding
Monday. Funeral services were held
at the home Thursday with police as
pallbearers and escort. Burial was
made in the family lot in Waldheim
cemetery The Rev. Klrchner, pasto1
of the Evangelical synod church on
s. Robey street, and a venerable pas
tor of many years of service, otficiat-
ed at the funeral. This old gentleman
has conducted the marriages, chris
tehings and funerals in the Johnson
family for nearly two-score years, be-
ing a pastor in the true sense of the
word. He paid high tribute to the
character and life work of his old
friend and fellow worker in the Hin
man street district of Chicago.
Relatives from out of town who at
tended Mrs. Busters funeral at Fen
nimore Sunday were: Mrs. M. MONTE,
Chas. Kaap and. family, Mike MONTE
and wife, Lancaster; Mrs. Geo. Pfe1f-
fer and Oscar MONTE, Rock Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brewer, Chicago;
Farnk MONTE and wife, Alex Brown
and wife, Henry Linden and wife,
Henry Gossman and family, Mrs. Sam
Suffer and family, John Suffer and
family, Joe Pauley and family, Mrs
Kate Pauley, Earl Under and wife,
Mr.. Lidell, Geo. and Will MONTE and
Dubuque; Mrs. Sadler of Dako-
ia; Clarence Under and wife of Mil
waukee; Nick Under and Marcella,
Charlotte Calm OF Madl-
son; Chas. Smeethurst and family OF
Wauzeka; Mrs. Udelhofen of British
Hollow; Chas. Fritz and family OF
Sitter
A number of Lancaster Klwanlans
went to Platteville Friday of last week
to attend the performance of 1t Pays
to Advertise" put on by the Plattevllle
Kiwanis club. They report rouslng
reception and the best home talent
play they ever saw. Pres. Wh1tcher
of the Platteville club thanked the
Lancaster guests for their attendance
and interest and asked the audience to
rise and give three cheers in their
honor. This was done with prompt
ness and enthusiasm. Lancaster HI
wanians are deeply appreciative of the
e.;ordebin and interest shown toward