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

Alonzo Aupperle was a Madison
caller, Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Kraemer left the hospi-
tai this week.
The foundations for the new sale
pavilion were put down last week
The Lancaster Canning company
commenced work Friday on the new
pea pack.
Mrs. VIII Walker and sor Burnell,
went TO Milwaukee, Sunday, for a few
days visit.
Miss Rethal Pritchett Of Sitter,
visited over Saturday with her friend
Marie Vincent.
J. II. Ramshaw expects to leave
this week for Nebraska to visit his
sons who are farming there.
Miss Jennie Kissell and Mrs. John
sen and children, Ernestine and Mad
elyn, left Saturday for Montfort
where they will remain for the sum-
me-.
HI. z. Schreiner attended a gather
ing of Beloit class '01 Monday and
met Mrs. Schreiner and daughter at
Madison, yesterday, bringing them
home.
Mrs. VIM Burr and children, Inez
William, Robert and Frederick, left
Friday for Waterloo, where they will
visit grandma Elizabeth Kubly for
two weeks.
JOS. Mccoy has bought the Miss
Dorothy Baldwin property north of
the old Congregational church prop
erty The house is now occupied by
Ned Winskill
Miss Rollo Rech of Little Grant,
and douOh+nr Llororoo Iof+ E1r;doxy
for Dodgeville, Kenosha and Chica-
or so. Mr.. Rech and children will
keep house themselves pending Mrs.
Rech's return.
Ed. Tanner was up from Rockville
Saturday and visited the Herald. Mr.
Tanner says that his ad of farm
for sale two weeks ago brought him
a buyer and the deal was closed Sat-
urday. This place is the Purl Reiser
farm of 40 acres 9 miles east of
Lancaster. Geo. Jerrett is the new
owner
Jesse Gilbert, Harry Kilburg and
Henry Fritz left Saturday for Column
bus where they will work in the can
ming factory for the next six weeks.
School teachers leaving Saturday
were Miss Jesse David to Montfort,
Miss Gladys Owen to Postville, Ia,
Miss Baker to Eagle, Wis. Miss Met
calfe to Shullsburg, and Miss Willard
to Stevens Point.
Last Friday evening Charles Klar-
man collided with Frank Schreiner's
car while driving iii the north part
of town. The Schreiner car was go
ing west and the boy saw Mr.. Klar-
man coming and stopped to avoid
collision but too late. The right
hand tenders, running board and rum
ming board hangers were bent on the
Schreiner car Klarman's car was
not damaged. Schreiner drives a
WHY'S and Klarman a Buick 6.
A number of Lancaster people mo-
toTed to Cassville last Thursday and
assisted the river village in its cele-
bration The weather was good and
hot which is correct and proper for
affairs of this nature. The water
fight between Gutenberg and Cass-
Vile, two men on each side, was one
of the best events pulled off. The ath-
letic program was followed by a
dance in the evening, the young folks
tipping the toe until the small hours.
Then the Lancaster delegation that
was still present motored nome
through the mud
Louis Vesperman returned Tues
day from his eastern trip. Mrs Wat
kins, the lady who had paralytic
stroke at Pittsburg, was taken home
by train by her husband, daughter-in-
law and a trained nurse. Mr. Yes
pernan and Charles Watkins motored
back from Pittsburg to ST. Louis and
the former came to Lancaster by
train. The trip of 700 miles between.
Pittsburg and st. Louis was made be-
tween Tuesday afternoon and Thurs
day afternoon of week before last.
ouis SAYS the roads in Indiana and
Ohio cannot be excelled and the
farming country is fine.