Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-15
LOCAL ITEMS

Frank Ward and wife were Fenni-
more callers Saturday.
Chas. Webb returned on Saturday
to his work in Virginia, Mimi
Rachael Schreiner went to Beloit,
Saturday, for a weekend visit.
VIM. Benoy of Madison was a week
end guest OF his daughter, Mrs. Henry
Fritz.
Austa, were visiting friends in Fem
nimore, Saturday
w. w. Reese, urbane baggageman
on the Milwaukee-Me run. is
home on ten-day furlough.
J. A. Morgan of Austin. Mimi. was
here to attend his brothers wife fun
eral. He returned home Saturday.
Mrs. A. Hurd Of Hazel Green, re-
turned home Saturday after an ex-
tended visit at the JOS Addison home
here.
Miss Nora Gull of Pra. du CHEN, re-
turned yesterday following visit at
the Rob. Hoffman home i'll No. Lam
caster.
Emerson Ella of Madison, of Gil
bert and Ella, was in the city Monday
transacting legal business in the pro-
bate court
Mrs. Nellie Idzorek and little Rosie
OF Kenosha, arrived last week and is
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. Finney. $3.50
The two JOes, Joe Hendrich and Joe
Pink, left on Monday for Arbondale,
Wis, on the 500 line where they will
visit friends for a week
Sheriff Calls was in Cassyille, Fri
ed on a Beetown dealer and took a
sample of Spark for analysis.
Mrs. Hugh P. Stuart Of Dubuque
was mid-week visitor with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo luxembourg.
Mr.. Stuart came up Sunday for days
visit.
Vernon NARROW and wife of Butte,
NARROW, left yesterday for Mankato,
Mont, here visiting the venerable Geo
Mimi, where they will visit John Mar
low and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thompson and
Mrs. Seeley Ellis were called to Fen
nimOre, Saturday, to attend the fun
eral of their mothers uncle, Adam
Hill, who died Friday.
The fine weather Saturday brought
Lancaster farmers to town in count
less numbers. Saturday crowd look
ed like day after the spring plant
ing or just after harvest
Chas. Adams Of So. Lancaster, a
patient in the Fowler hospital, was
in bad shape last week and for Il time
his chances of recovery were consider
ed Slight. Monday the young man was
reported as somewhat better
The belated advertiser who always
comes i'll the last thing has been los
ing out lately simply because the wise
birds have taken all the space ahead
of him. However there is another
week before Christmas. Speak your
piece early, boys.
JOS. Hendricks returned last week
from washington Springs, S. D., where
he spent the fall. Joe drove through
in q Ford stopping at Mason City, Ia,
where he helped friend thresh. The
roads were rough but the Ford sur
mounted them.
Mrs. Anna Baumgartner departed
on Monday for Los Angeles, Calf,
where she will spend the winter.
Mrs. Clarence Rich and son, John,
and Mrs John Rosenau, went to High
land Monday to remain until after
Christmas, Mrs. Rosnau was visiting
her daughter here.
A miscellaneous shower was given
at the r. E. Bennett home Monday
evening in honor of Miss Lillian AL
corn who has been teaching for he
past six years in Bayless College of
Dubuque. Miss Alcorn is soon to be-
come the bride of Mr.. John Kurtz of
Muscoda Despite the inclement
weather and bad roads, a goodly num-
Der of friends and relatives gathered
in and surprised the young lady with
many useful and beautiful presents.
After pleasant evening spent with
games and music, delightful lunch
con was served then all departed
leaving the best wishes with the young
couple. "**
GIRL WANTED-For general house
work. Mrs. Bert Schreiner. "A p1
LOSE-New 4 buckle overshoe. Re-
ward. Herald office. 4S /.
FOR SALE Timothy hay in barn.
Albert Brinkman 43 tic.