Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-09-02
FENNIMORE
Especial Correspondence to rne Herald

Especial Correspondence to Fhe Herald0
Mrs. A. B. Bailey returned to Los
Angeles, California, Saturday after
spending several weeks at the home
of her son, DR.. NJ. A. and family.
Mrs. John Maso entertained TWEEN
| ty-four guests at Bridge party at
her home in the first ward Friday af-
| ternoon. Mrs. Maso was assisted by
Misses Norma Doeringsfeld and Kath-
crime Kern. Prizes were won by Miss
Helen Doeringsfeld and Mrs. A. B.
Bailey. Delightful refreshments were
served and the guests had very
pleasant time.
The Ed Heberlein family spent a
few days with his brother, Joe Heber-
lein at Clear Lake, Iowa.
Prof Heberlein had business in Mil
waukee, going down Saturday.
Prof Ray Pallet and family of
Waukesha, are guests at the parental
Thomas PALLET home. Ray has fine
position as county agricultural agent
in Milwaukee at a lucrative salary.
Miss Emily Budd returned to school
duties at Mountain Iron, Minnesota on
ThurSC ay
The Thomas lockwood family held
a reu- ion at Marsden Park Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. G. Frantz and Mrs.
Robert Frantz are guests at the E. ].
Roethe, Geo. FrantZ and G. P. Brech-
Ter homes.
Will Schwer and Frank Spencer had
lot of chickens on display at the
Darlington fair the past week, all sin
gle entries, no pens, and Jared ex-
ceptionally we'll. They go to Platte
vile fair this week.
The city schools open Monday, Sep
TENDER 9TH.
A large crowd attended the funeral
at the NJ. E. church Tuesday afternoon
of Mrs. Agnes Rector. Rev. Hoising-
ton gave fine sermon in tribute to
the departed.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Barnes and
daughter Pearl, in their Essex coach,
Mr. and Mrs. George Ableiter and sons
Kenneth and Victor, in their Star
coach, and Mr. and Mrs. John McLl-
mans, Arthur, Tavern and Mae, IN
their WHY'S Knight sedan, left Mon
day and Tuesday for Yellowstone Ma
tional park. The Charles Barnes and
Geo. Ableiter families will go on to
California to spend the winter. Oscar
Barnes, right hand man at the Center
Lumber Co., and Miss Mabel Porter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Por-
ter, will also make the trip to Yellow
stone park. They left Monday morn
ing also and went on more impor-
tant mission to the little brown church
at Nashua, Ia, where they were united
in marriage and will proceed on their
wedding journey. The best wishes of
host of friends are extended to these
worthy young people, who are among
our very best in this community.
A miscellaneous shower was given
at the Burrel Green home in Shaw
Hollow on Wednesday evening in hon
or of Miss Mabel Porter. A large
crowd of friends and neighbors were
present and Miss Porter was the re-
cipient of many beautiful and useful
gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Oleson attended
the funeral of his half brother, Sam
Oleson, at Minneapolis, who died in
that city Monday and was buried on
Thursday He was policeman there
for many years.
Maso's hall was we'll filled for Hinns
fashion show Friday night The lat
est styles were shown on 26 living
models and the ladies of the commune
ty were out ca masse. 1t was new
and novel way of showing new fall
goods.
Mrs. A. B. Bailey returned to Cal
ifornia Saturday.