Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-29

Frank Stone OF Streeter came home
Friday to visit over Christmas.
Keenan, Bennett of Pittsburg arrived
home Friday for holiday visit
Mrs Gauft has as holiday guest
her sister, Mrs. Smith of Detroit
Miss Kramer of Cobb was Christ
mas visitor at the Weber home here.
Harry GauIt, student at the Gem
City Business college, Quincy, ILL.,, is
visiting his parents through the Holt
days
Miss Ruby Wolfe, teaching at Living
ston, is spending the holidays at her
home in Rockville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Showalter Of
Madison visited Lancaster relatives
over the weekend.
Joe Hoffman of Milwaukee and Tony
Hoffman of Madison visited the home
folks over Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Schmidt OF Mad
ison arrived home Fridoy for a holi-
Day visit with relatives.
Masters Paul and Neil Weber went
to Highland, Monday, to visit their
aunt, Mrs. Frank Heidel
Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh of Chicago were
over-Christmas visitors with their son,
j. Harold Pugh and family.
Chas. Kaap, Chas Brewer and wives
motored to Dubuque Sunday and took
in the show at the Majestic. *s"
Miss Marie Turner of Madison spent
Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Turner of this city.
Chas. Adams, patient at the Fowler
hospital, was taken worse the last of
the week but was feeling better again
Monday.
H. S. Rhodes and wife left Thurs
DAY for Milwaukee where they will
visit over Christmas at the F. Fl. Buch-
ner home.
Clarence Sousley, Chicago repres~
entative of David Crichton & Co, Wis
tied at the Crichton home over the
weekend.
Rev. Kaiser and sister went to Gays
Mills Monday to visit for few days.
For many years Rev Kaiser had a
charge there.
Miss Eva Kicks, teacher in the deaf
school at Delevan, was an over-Christ-
mas guest at the John Lord home in
Bloomington.
Mrs. M MONTE arrived home Wednes-
day from Rock Island, H., where she
spent the past month with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. Pfeiffer. $%*
John Buster and family Harles and
Marcella Wehrle all OF Fennimore;
Chas Brewer and wife ate Christmas
dinner at Charles Kaap's.
A. E. Grayckowski of Milwaukee,
dropped i'll unawares on his old chum,
Joe Wacek, last week and visited until
the day before Christmas.
Grace Holzinger, student at La
Crosse, is in ST Louis for the week
visiting her sister, Lillian. The latter
is engaged in social welfare work in
the Missouri Metropolis
DR.. O'Connor of La Crosse the we'll
known optometrist, was in the city
over Christmas With him was Mrs.
O'Connor for her visit in Lancaster
She liked the visit immensely.
W. J. Brennan of this city has been
appointed by Governor Philip to serve
as one Of seven Wisconsin men at the
national conference on parks to be
held in Des Moines, Iowa, on Jan. To-
T. /,
Lancaster merchants wore broad
smiles Friday as they closed an un-
usually busy holiday season. The buy
ing this year started early and kept up
at a steady pace although it was not
appreciably heavy on the last day.
Nearly everything in the gift line was
sold.
Hundreds of bright faced youngsters
and numerous others more sedate but
fully able to enjoy Christmas, visited
al their respective homes in Grant
county last week Those who are
students remain until after the holi-
DAYS and others returned to business
duties this week.
Mrs. Edith Bolzell of Lancaster, Mrs.
+ .. TAYLOR and son, Howard, of Man
kato, MINI, Mrs K. M. Pogue of Chi
cago, and Mrs. A. Haines OF Montfort,
All sisters OF, governor-elect Blaine,
went to Madison Monday, to visit for
a week and be on hand at the inaug-
ural to be held next Monday, Jan. 3rd.
Writing the Herald to subscribe for
G. J. Calvin of Hibbing, Mimi. Theo.
Calvin says that the Lancaster colony
in southern California is thriving with
all members we'll Mr.. Calvin says
that he was born too quick to be as
good as he was a few years ago. Inc
fall rains have come on in California
and all is green like June in the Bad
ger state.
w. J. Schade d. c. has gone to
Fairfield, Iowa, to spend Christmas
with his mother-in-iaw, Mrs. Kate Me-
CLAIM. While there he will see his
little son, Jack, the infant being
brought out from Chicago by Miss
Schade, his foster-mother A trip to
New York and a conference with DR..
Bernar McFadden, the noted health
specialist, are a part the Lancaster
practitioners plans before returning.
The Guggenheim brothers, Mande-
vile and Philomen, and Mr.. and Mrs.
al Il. Norton deserve medal as Lead
ing winter motorists. They left Ian
caster Friday night bound for Galena,
via Platteville Mamie drove, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norton were in the middle and
Phil was on the rear as ballast. The
ride was wild and rough but from all
reports the party reached their sixty
mile destination in safety though