Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-04-21

AAACAOlly 1AOuO lOI1S uGlG On T I1Qdy
last.
Parke Dudley has gone to spend
a few weeks with Wessie and the bah
( les ocer at Rloomington **s
Herbert Martin, stepson Of Henry
Walker, is i'll with pneumonia, and
under DR.. Kraut's care.
Miss Jennie Brice of Fennimore,
was an oyer-Saturday visitor of Mrs.
Fred Maso of this city.
Leroy Edwards of the university
dropped up Wednesday for few days
visit with the home folks.
! Mrs. Fred Diesel departed Tuesday
/ for Adams, Wis, for visit with her
/ daughter, Mrs. Linda Rowland.
/ Henry Holzinger and wife returned
/ Wednesday noon from their winter in
California looking and feeling fine.
/ DR.. Kraut reports new girl at the
1 Leo Kelly home, Potosi township, the
! little Miss arriving last Saturday.
/ Geo. Quick and Sam1 Galbraith re-
turned last week from flying trip
! to Waterloo Iowa, where they Wis
| tied for a few days.
Miss Thelma Stevens and Evans
Barnett, students at the university,
arrived home Thursday to visit during
/ the Spfl1S NdCdIlOu.
Jacob Hahn departed Saturday for
! Sullivan to visit for few days MS
wife and daughter having preceded
/ him there last week
Mrs. Thos. Dolphin of Livingston
spent the past week at the sanitarium
going home Saturday with the inten-
ton of returning soon for further
1 treatment.
ing at the barber trade in Madison,
will return to Lancaster soon and be
employed in the Gibbs & Starr shop.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bolzell departed yes
terday for visit at Montfort.
Mrs. A. R. Bushnell of Madison
here for the past three weeks visit
ing her cousin. Mrs. Geo. Clementson
Sr.. returned home Wednesday. Mrs.
Bushnell is former Lancaster res
ident.
Leon Sweeney, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sweeney of this city, was mar
ried recently at McGregor Iowa, to
Miss Febiola HarvieuX of Minneapo-
lis. Mr.. and Mrs Sweeney are resld-
ing in McGregor.
A couple of weeks ago John Zelg-
Ter of Glen Haven advertised hors-
es for sale through the Herald. me
horses were sold the same week TO
Herald subscribers one from Lancas-
ter and the other from Potosl.
Gen. Calls circle entertained last
Tuesday evening with an initiation
and program. Mrs. John Peterson was
indicted into the order. A supper and
some interesting features made the
evening pass pleasantly.
w. c. Cartwright sold his residence
i'm the first ward to Harry Beetham
of Liberty, the consideration being
$500. The Cartwrights are build
ing on the site of the old Baptist
church recently bought Of w. G. CAL
loway.
Rev Louis Arhelger departed We'd
nesday for Madison where he attended
a church conference and listened to
an address by DIR. Herbert c. Her
ring of Boston, a noted speaker who
addressed an audience at the Congre-
gational club.
Atty David Gardner Jr., OF Platte
Vile was here Monday with his eli
ents. ]. A. List and Frank Gahart The
List case was adjourned awaiting the
presence of the state chemist, and Ca
hart was bound over to circuit court
to open May 3.
Dorman Duncan who has been work
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar F. Inman OF
GAINESVILLE, who were married Monday
of last week. came here and visited
Geo. lockwood and other relatives
until Thursday. Mrs. Inman was
formerly Miss Louise lockwood,
daughter of Thomas Tuckwoods
cousin
Members Of the Merry Go-Round
club entertained at the home OF MISS
Emma Nehls last Thursday evening IN
honor of Miss Tresha Warren whose
marriage to Otto OFT of Glen Haven
takes place in the near future. me
guest of honor was the recipient OF
many useful gifts and the best wishes
of all present.
The Pythian sisterhood entertained
a large number at dance and lunch
con at the hall last Wednesday night
! Cards and billiards afforded amuse-
ment to those whose dancing days
were over or had not begun, The To-
cal orchestra furnished an abundance
of catchy music and the general re-
port is of an extremely jolly time.
Phillip and Sol Goldstein went to
Chicago Monday of last week to at
tend the funeral of their mother, Mrs
Moyma Leah Goldstein who died sun
day week ago aged "a years. The
funeral was held Tuesday afternoon
/ The deceased is survived by eight
children, six sons and two daughters.
Phillip, Hymen and Sol, are residents
of Lancaster.
Anent the serious farm shortage
with out of / out of employment
centers in the state reporting 1900
calls for help above the applications
for work. ]. S. Miller, state superln-
tendent of employment, says; THE
most regrettable feature in the situa-
ton is that there are thousands OF
~apng men in Wisconsin between Is
ana 80 years of age, who are idling
and gambling instead of being en-
ployed in some productive enter
prise"
PHILIP TICKET LOSES