Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-09-10
Lancaster Notes.

MISS Belle Dudley left Friday for
Ger school at Iron Belt Wis.
w. j. Brennan left Wednesday on
business trip to Milwaukee.
MRS. X. Meyer Sr., is i'll and requires
the attention Of trained nurse.
Y. +. Dickinson attended the Wood
day.
Mrs. E. A. Wenzel departed Friday
Tor Chicago to visit there for a few
days.
Mrs. LON wayne left Thursday for
Boscobel to visit Mrs. Len Anderson
for week.
Leo B. Mccormick has sold half
interest in his auto repair business to
Vernon G. Judd.
Miss Florence Cooper of Blooming
ton, went via Lancaster to her school
at Appleton, last Friday.
Donald Doherty returned home to
Marion Ind, Saturday, having visited
his uncle, David Crichton.
Miss Marie Weber left for Madison
Saturday to begin the years teach
ing in the Hawthorne school.
Mrs. Nelson Breithaupt and grand
daughter, Marjorie, left Thursday for
Platteville for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. r. G. Smith and Miss Mary
Farrand arrived here Wednesday for
a visit at the parental Farrand home.
Mrs. Allen Taylor and daughter, Be-
atrice, retrned home to Chicago, Sat
rday having visited Ora Kinney and
family.
Miss Alice Grocnier departed for
her home in Chicago, Thursday. hav-
ing visited relatives here for six
weeks
H. Hounsell and wife, the Chas.
Cook family, and Mrs. B. M. Nankivil
visited at Lancaster Sunday.-Cuba
City News.
G. r. Fronk of Little Chute instruct
or in the Lancaster schools last year,
was Wednesday visitor with friends
here.
Mrs. Chas. Knobel of Cobb, was a
lancaster visitor the first of the week
coming to start her daughter, Marcia,
in school.
Edward Stark and daughter, Miss
Elsie, went to Milwaukee, Saturday,
to visit Fernand Stark and take in the
state. fair.
Geo. E. Taylor and daughter, Miss
Anne Taylor. of the Hurricane, left
Wednesday for Mitchell, S. D., to visit
Garry e. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Munson and
daughter, Ada May attended the Big
Badger fair and visited friends at
Platteville last Thursday
Mrs. Chas. Unger and son, Ray
mond, of Mineral Point, returned home
Thursday having visited the formers
father, George Moella, for a week.
Miss Elizabeth Joice left Saturday
for Madison where she enters Sacred
Heart Academy. Mrs. John Joice ac-
cOmpanied her daughter down return
ing this week.
Rev. FIR Wambold returned home
last Thursday from the east where
he spent four months recuperating
his health. Father Wambold says he
feels finer than silk"
Work is progressing on the con-
crete roadway across Platte bottOf
east of Ellenboro The hills are
abuot as rough as they were when
contractor Burch moved away.
Bert Raisbeck of Beetown, was a
Lancaster visitor last Friday bring
ing in a load of grist for grinding.
Bert and his brother, Earl, are farm
ing 200 acres. Bert subscribed for
the Herald while in the city.
Burnell Suttle sold his interest in
the Potosi creamery to Sam Edge of
Bloomington, who took possession
last week. Mr.. Suttle will build a
two story brick building 42x6O in the
rear OF the old Knox garage building
and open an ice cream factory next
season.
Threshing being over in the Huff
Griswold neighborhood, North Lam
caster, seven car loads of folks from
there took day off and came to
Cassville. They picnicked at River
side park, went boating, admired the
scenery, and said they enjoyed it inn
mensely.-Cassville Index.