Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-01-07

Mrs. Otto Warne of Fennimore was
a mld-week guest at the Geo. Tuffley
home here.
Mrs. M. U. Shearer of Madison has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alon-
20 Aupoerle.
Mrs. Sarah Garthwaite, an aged res
1dent of this city, is reported as being
in poor health.
Miss Doris Buster of Fennimore
spent last mid-week at the home of
her uncle, Chas. Kaap.
Mrs. Thos. Beavin and children of
Reedsburg have been visiting at the
parental Louis Alt home.
Ralph Turner and family spent
Christmas in Potosi with the formers
mother, Mrs. Newton Turner.
Mrs. Ellis Schmidt returned home
to Madison Saturday following holt
day visit with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Clementson.
Miss Elizabeth Bryhan has returned
to her studies at the University fol-
lowing holiday visit with her mother
and aunt in this city.
Mrs. John Udelhofen received word
that her daughter, Mrs. T. A. Finne-
gan, was operated on at the Lincoln
hospital in Aberdeen, S. D.
Miss Alma Henkel has returned to
her school duties at Aberdeen, S. D.,
following a holiday visit with her
mother and brother, in Lancaster.
Miss Thelma Cook has returned to
La Crosse to resume nursing studies
at the Lutheran hospital following an
extended visit at home in Lancaster.
Walter Pagenkopf, Oscar Edwards,
Harold Wright and Archie Wilkinson.
U. of w. students, have returned to
Madison following holiday visits here.
Mrs. Carrie NJ Kleinpell and daugh-
ter, Irma, of Madison, spent the holt
days at the Geo. Muesse home in Lam
caster, returning east Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Reuben Ashmore of Des Moines,
Iowa, a school librarian there. spent
Christmas at her home in Fennimore.
She was tie guest of Lancaster friends
Saturday.
Tommy Ryan of Galena was in
charge of the noon run from Madison
through the holidays in place of Cond.
Geo. Jevins of Baraboo, who took a
holiday 1ayoff.
Kiwanis club held open house New
Years eve an elaborate banquet and
entertainment being provided for mem
bers and their lady guests. The dinner
was served by the Campfire girls.
Chas. E Kraemer of No. Lancaster
and Miss Julia Burns of So. Lancas-
ter, were united in marriage Wednes-
dav bv the Rev. G. A. Mckinley OF the
Congre gational church, in this city
Miss Esther Petty, Durand teacher,
and Miss Martha Petty, U. of W. stu
dent, spent the holidays here with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benz. Pet
ty.
Mrs. Theo. Runkle and daughter,
Clara, of Madison returned home on
Thursday following pleasant holiday
visit at Potosi They stopped OF at
Platteville over Sunday on the way
east.
Ernest Alt has been home from
Chicago through the holidays and is
making excellent progress toward re-
covery. He is taking medical and sur
gical treatment of DR.. Nelson M.
Percy. the famous Chicago surgeon.
Frank Jeide and wife and sons, Rex
and William, of Reader, N. D., re-
turned home Monday after visit
with Mrs. .Teides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Scott of this city. They
had an enjoyable holiday visit in Lam
caster.
r. s. Grillev, patient at the gov
eminent hospital at Waukesha, writes
w Fl. Williamson that he is feeling
much better and expects to have an
operation soon. Homer Keane OF Sui
Ivan. Wis. is acting as onerator at
the depot during Mr.. Grllleys ao-
sence.
Miss Minnie Block, a resident of
the west part of town, is convalescent
due to a bad fall sustained Christmas
morning She fell at her nome, SUI
fering bad bruises and broken arm.
Earl Ivey, pipe organ student at
Chicago. visited briefly at his old home
during the holidays.
The Herald has received NUMBER
of compliments on the handsome New
Years greeting in the form of page
ad from the business and profession
al men of Lancaster to the communl-
ty, appearing in last weeks paper A
number of extra copies were bought
bv various parties to send to their
friends away, showing what Lancas-
ter has done and Is doing in the way
of civic improvements.
The goodbys said TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Edwards, leaving here on the
outbound train Thursday noon, were
loud and many. Leroy and his bride
Hildegarde Alt, were married at Evan
gelical church Friday morning, the
Rev. E. Crusius officiating. They left
via Madison for their new home in
indianapolis where Mr.. Edwards is
employed as a teacher in chemistry.
Mrs. Carl Alt and children went to
Livingston Thursday for weekend
visit at the Fisher home.
The marriage of. Harold Mccormick
of Lancaster and Miss Hazel Tracy OF
Platteville took place Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the Congregation
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