Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-25

at Cobb the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Pohle of West
Grant, have new baby girl.
Roy Fache is visiting his sister.
Mrs. Cora Camp of Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carmody well
coined new boy last Wednesday.
Miss Elva UT is home from OF
lava, ansas where she taught school
the past year.
Miss Hilda Fischer is visiting the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou Fischer.
Mrs. w. N. Pattee was called to
Mineral Point, Wednesday, by the ill
ness of her sister
w. G. Knox has been appointed
justice Of the peace pending the re-
turn of G. w. Burrows.
Mis-. Elmer SALESMAN and children
OF Highland, are visiting at the par
entail Burlie Doll home.
Mr.. and Mrs Jas Breese and babe
of Benton, were visitors at the Fred
Aupperle home here last week.
Leo Vogt, r. A. Blackburn and
Fletcher Miles are building new silos
Homer and Beryl Irish doing the
work
Miss Agnes Crubaugh Of Fenni-
more, recently employed at the Phil
lips house, returned home Friday
morning.
Misses Lenice and Martha Jordan
are home from Chicago and Milwau-
kee for the summer with their par
ents here.
Misses Marion and Catherine Walk
er OF Pierre, S. d., are visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. Sophia Walker,
for the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. c.. A. Critchlow Of
Mellen, Wis, were guests last week,
at the A. E. Lewis home, returning
Thursday morning.
Mrs. f. f. Heidi and two children,
Mary and Francis of Highland, were
visitors here last week returning
Thursday morning,
Mrs. Bessie Thorne and daughter
Eleanor, left Friday for Minneapolis
where they visited Mrs. f. B. Bur-
ris for three days.
Rev. W. H. Wolfe left Thursday for
Mazomanie, Richland Center and
Prairie du Chen where he conducted
church services the weekend.
Mrs. M. " Burris and daughter
Mrs. G. S. Moore, left Wednesday for
Waukesha where they will visit for
a. WEEK Will Lie lOIl1ST > uduSuL0I,
Mrs. J. F. Powers.
Miss Elsie Koeller went to Cobb,
Wednesday, to visit her brother Will
Misses Doris and Esther Kaap went
TO Fennimore, Wednesday to visit at
the Buster home.
Lawrence Campbell, Donald Dyer
and w. F. Waterproof arrived home
last Wednesday having completed
g or
college, Appleton.
Austin Somerville of Milwaukee, a
decorating expert, hos been in the
city for the past week assisting the
citizens in their plans for decorating
store fronts and automobiles on the
Welcome Home day.
The Lancaster BARRIERS have been
forced to meet increased costs in ev-
erything to raise the price Of a shave
to 20 cents and hair-cuts to 40 cents.
A barber earns his money and works
hard for what he gets.
Miss Mary Schmitz visited relatives
near the Hurricane last week return
ing Friday to Racine where she is
taking nurse training in st. Mary's'
hospital Miss Schmitz expects to
finish a three year course in Decem-
Der
Mrs. Aldro jerks of Dodgeville, is
at the Cunningham hospital, Platte
Vile, where she underwent an opera
ton Monday of last week. AT last re-
ports she was progressing toward re-
covery.
County Supt. Young has appointed
Miss Elva Neff, Waupun, and Mrs.
Mona Allen, Boscobel, as rural sup
cruising teachers for next wear. Miss
Opal Stephens will take a similar po-
sitiOn in the county schools at Wheat
on, MINI.
William Rigdon, Lancaster boy
who saw many months of service ov-
erseas, arrived home last Wednesday.
JOS Dawson motored to Potosi on
Thursday night and met his son-in-
law. Chas. Cohoe, who was returning
from overseas
Mrs Allie Leamy writes the Her
aid from Letcher, s. d., enclosing
check for 50 and saying thft the Her
aid is a household necessity Mrs.
Leamy is always prompt with her re-
mittance and never misses an issue
Of the old paper.
Geo p. Angus writes us from Vim
cennes enclosing an al for his town
property which may be found else
where. George says it is hotter than
Satan's residence down there The
farmers are harvesting hay and rye
and wheat will be cut this week.
The Viola News reports that Mr..
and Mrs. c. Fl Nve Of that village,
celebrated their seth wedding anni-
versary at their home June 2 Their
two sons Chas. and Dick and their
families. were present with them on
this occasion. Mr.. and Mrs, Nye
have passed the four score mark in
years but their health is remarkably
preserved.
W. III. Hunt writes the Herald an
invitation to come to Montana and
catch trout on the headwaters of the
Madison river One man pulled out
a rainbow trout that weighed in at
1879 pounds. Fish up to % pounds
have been found. Mr. Hunt says.
"The upper Madison river near Three
Forks. Mont, is the very best fishing
stream in the Northwest. 1t is the
home Of the big ones, The Loeb Lee
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