Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-01
Local Items

David Crichton is in Chicago on a
goods buying trip.
Miss Mildred Starrett visited at Bos-
cobel over Sunday.
Dr. j. G DooIittle and wife went to
Milwaukee Monday
Miss Vera Maiben of Platteyille was
home for the holiday.
Mrs John Roth is recovering from
a severe spell OF sickness.
John Mcmahon and wife visited
friends at Madison the weekend
Morris Murphy of Richland Center.
Lancaster visitor last mid-week
Miss Mary Kress Of Platteyille nor
NAL was holiday visitor at home.
Miss Leona Kramer of Freeport Wis
tied the home folks over Thanksgiving
Miss Alma Henkel of Chicago, Wis
tied at home from Wednesday to sun
day.
Miss Dorothy Mcmahon of Ithaca.
Wis, was a Thanksgiving visitor at
home.
Ed. Blackstone of Leadmine, is Wis
iting at the Hub Slaght home in Bee
town.
The F. G. Glanville family visited
relatives at Rockford over Thanks
giving day.
Miss Mabel Chandler of Beetown Wis
tied her friend, Marie Vincent, the
past week.
Miss Pearl Poland of Fennimore was
an over Thanksgiving visitor with her
mother here.
Is carloads of hogs and cattle were
shipped out Of the Lancaster stock
yards Sunday.
Mrs. August Bast of Mt. Ida was a
weekend visitor with Miss Nellie Mar
shall in this city
L. Weber and wife went to Milwau-
kee Monday, where Mrs Weber under
goes an operation
Peter Fritz of Fennimore spent
Thanksgiving Day at the Chas. Kaap
home in Lancaster.
DR.. Roy Iyey and son, Lucien, of
TT Atkinson visited Lancaster rel
atives the. weekend.
Mrs. John Taylor has had as guest
her granddaughter, Miss Clara Budd
of Cumberland, Wis.
Mrs. JOS Walker, who underwent an
operation last Tuesday, is reported as
progressing favorably.
Mrs. Oscar Henning of Platteville
was Thanksgiving guest of her sis
ter, Mrs Friend Wenzel.
Will Place and family of Belleville,
Wis, have ordered their Herald chang
ed to r F d 8, Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. F H. Edge departed
Monday for their home in Benton fol-
lowing a weeks visit here.
J. H. Skillicorn and wife of Mont
fort were ver-Thanksgiving guests
of Mrs. Violana Mcdonald
Mrs T. S. Blewett returned last week
from Davenport, Iowa, where she Wis
tied friends for three weeks.
Frank Stone of DeKalb, ILL.,, was a
Thanksgiving visitor with his mother,
Mrs Vina Stone, in this city.
Christian Broihahn and Jas. Cox
are in Madison this week as delegates
to the state equity convention.
DR.. Fowler reports that new boy
arrived at the Harry Vesperman home
in Ellenboro Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Henkel Of Fen
nimOre, were ovor-Sunday visitors at
the Fred hamburger home here.
DR.. Fowler reports that new boy
arrived at the Lester Peterson home in
Lancaster last Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bennett of Cass-
vile township are the parents OF a
baby daughter born Saturday night.
Miss Minnie Laabs returned to Liv-
ingston, Monday, to reside for the
winter with the l.. H Kemper family.
Auctioneer Vesperman leaves this
afternoon for Ridgeway where he cries
a sale for Jno. Beckett, December LIST.
Attorney and Mrs. Carl Marsh OF
Madison had Thanksgiving dinner with
Mrs Oswald and the Tuffley family
here
Mgr. Austin, Henry Macke and John
Plat went to Madison, Monday, on
business for the Farmers Telephone
company
Mark Carmody of Potosi, formerly
Of Lancaster, has returned from Wis
it with his sister in the northern part
OF the state.
DR. John Breithaupt and wife and
little son, all of Horizon, Wis, visited
over Thanksgiving with the home folks
i'll Lancaster.
Geo Owen and wife and w. w. s.
Fletcher, all of Chicago, visited at the
Paul Smith home in Lancaster over
Thanksgiving week
and Leo Winkler, farmer, were in
Lancaster, Monday enroute to the
equity meeting at Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus MacGIachen of
Dubuque have been visiting at the
home of Mrs MacGlachen's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hymer.
Mrs Charles Unger and son, Ray
mond of Mineral Point, were in Lam
caster over Thanksgiving visiting Mrs.
Unger's aged father Geo. Moella.
Fred Meow, Everett Grimes, Dick
Mason, Mortimer Backus, Bert Krohn
and Guy Huff went ia Madison FRIDAY
to attend the Older Boys conference
Fred A. Vogt and family of Glen
Haven visited at the Keitlinger home
here Sunday Fred described the
roads west as being something aw-
full"
Constance Ruth Sherman, little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Sher-
man, was christened at Emmanuel
church Sunday week ago by Rev.
l.. Crittenton
Miss Grace Stone teaching at HinS-