Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-07
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

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Leroy Durni and wife are visiting
friends at Lake Geneva.1 st uosigw !.
Mrs. Arthur Knapp Jr. and son.
visited at Madison the weekend.
0. schroeder and wife of Madison
visited the weekend at Ghas. Benoy's.
F. 5. Blewett and wife. of Dodge
vile, visited friends here the week
end. vsassIsa's.ss
Mrs. Sarah Garthwaite. and son. Ora,
went to Adams, Mimi, yesterday for
a visit. ri a~s ~
Rev. L. Crittenton departed. yester-
day for Oconomowoc to visit until. to-
morrow. ,s !,
Miss Nina Mcmahon of Pasavant
hospital, Chicago, is visiting her par
ents here. a4I
Mrs. C. C. Searles of Madison. Wis
tied the weekend at the, c. w. Bur-
rows home.
FIR Birsner of Highland visited ov-
er Monday with his confrere, FIR.
Wambold Of this city.
Misses Grace Stone and Dorothy
Mcmahon of the University visited at
home over the holiday
Mrs. Laura Woodward of Platte
vile, was an over-holiday visitor at
the Frank Schreiner home.
Clarence Sousley of Chicago, came
here Saturday to visit over the 4th
at the David Crichton home.
Miss Mary Fuerstenberg of Mineral
Point visited her aunt, Mrs. A. Ull-
brich of Potosi, over the 4th.
Mrs. Harvey Foster and children
went to FIT. Atkinson, Saturday, where
they will make an. extended visit.
Mrs. r. A. Austin departed Thurs
day for Highland where she visited
her sister-in-law, Mrs. VIM. DiVall.
DR.. l.. P. BasfOrd and wife of Mo-
mence, ILL.,, visited G. H. Basford and
family here from Saturday to today.
Will Brintnall and wife went to
Elroy, Sunday, expecting to visit over
the 4th. They will motor home today.
Miss Ethel Richardson of Wauke-
sha visited last week at the Fred and
Frank Philbrick homes returning on
Saturday.
Miss Margaret Mcnamara of Chica-
go, arrived Wednesday to visit for a
month with her friend, Miss Mary
Farrand.
Adolph Wepking and wife and chill
dren, Dallas and Louisa, visited the
weekend at the JOS. Book home in
Boscobel.
L. A. Clark, Earl Duffy and Sidney
Weber motored to Milwaukee, Sat-
urday, Clark and Duffy returning on
Sunday night.
Miss Irene Underwood of the Om-
aha schools, arrived here Saturday to
visit six weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Clara Kemper.
G. w. Davies and family motored
gaily away Thursday for a weeks
vacation visiting friends at Ferndell,
wherever that is.
Miss Edith Block OF Kenosha Wis
tied Elfrieda Krohn over the 4th. Miss
Minnie Block returned with her for
a visit at Kenosha.
Glen, Fred, and Esther Chap
man, all of Waterloo, departed via
Lancaster, Thursday, for Madison
where they visited friends the week
end.
Mrs. Jennie Hitler who has been
employed at the county home, left on
Saturday for Dodgeville where she
will work in the Iowa county insti-
tuition.
Misses Minnie Kaspers and Helen
Kemper departed for Chicago Satur-
day, expecting to enter the Gregg
School of Shorthand for the summer
months.
Mrs. Geo. Vredenburg and daugh-
tiers, Opal and Velma, visited for two
weeks with the John Pollocks and
other relatives leaving for home in
Dickinson, N. D., last Thursday morn
. ing.
Care-taker Alfred Duncalf states
that certain parties motored around
Ryland Park and then drove through
it injuring grass and shrrbbery. Acts
of vandalism of this sort as well as
reckless driving by outsiders or To-
Gals should be given stern treatment
by the Lancaster authorities.
The large cottonwood on the town
lire due east of the city was cut
down last Friday by linemen of the
Interstate Power company. The tree
measured four feet through and had
Sc distinct rings indicating that many
years. The foliage from this mon
arch interfered with the high-tension
wires and had to be bodily removed.
The tree can be had for the asking, we
surmise