Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-01-07
LOCALS


terday in Fennimore.
Miss Nellie Howell of Lodi was
holiday visitor at home.
MISS Marie Turner of Madison Wis
tied the weekend here.
MISS Leona McAuley of Milwaukee
was home for the holidays.
MISS Elsie Brennan left Sunday for
ner studies at the university.
Joe HOFFMAN Of Milwaukee. has
Deen visiting the holidays here.
MISS Helen Kiley entered the Grichs
ton store, Monday, as salesladN s
Miss Eva Taylor left Sunday noon
Tor her studies at the university
Mrs. +. F. Heidel and children ~
Highland, were Lancaster yisitors-last-
week. - =
Mrs. Geo. Beck and daughter La
Won, were Dodgeville passengers on
Tuesday.
Miss Floyd Bryan of Chicago. was
a holiday visitor here returning Sum
day noon. 3g 80
Miss Helen Zenz of st. Mary's Col
lege, Prairie du Chen, was home for
the holidays. III
Dorothy Hickok of Beloit college.
was holiday visitor at home return
ing yesterday.
Miss Elya Doll went to Highland,
Sunday, to visit her sister, Mrs. Ell
mer Saulsman.
Misses Hildred and Wilma Heber-
le1n returned to their studies at APP
pleton, Monday.
Tony Hoffman of Campion College.
was holiday visitor at the John,
Hoffman Sr. home.
A. c. Smith has been a cripple from
lame hip for the past two weeks and
is little better yet.
Prof Geo. Schuster returned to his
classes at Notre Dame university, on
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. John Kohlbaur of Galena avis
tied here the holidays with her sister,
. Mrs. John Kramer
Mrs. Geo. Schiffman of Mccartney,
underwent an operation at Doolittle
hospital last Monday.
Mrs. r G. Orion returned to Nc
Gregor, iowa, yesterday, having Wis
tied he for a week.
Miss Minnie Strenske of Pittsburg,
Pa, has been visiting the holidays at
the Mrs. Helen Judd home.
Miss Grace Stone left Monday for
her school in Madison having visited
here the past two weeks.
on for tonsils and adenoids at Doc
little hospital last week.
Miss Elsie Taylor departed Satur-
day for her school in Chisholm, Mimi.
having visited here for the past two
weeks.
Harry Wamsley of Phillips, Wis,
manual training school, was a holi-
day visitor of his father, Chas. VANS
ley
Miss Clothilda Uppena went to Liv-
ingston Saturday, to begin teaching
a country school that recently lost
its teacher.
Mrs b. 3. Cardey and daughter,
Blanche, of Mason City, Ia, returned
home Tuesday having visited Mrs.
VIM Smith.
Miss Mae Hannum of Kewaunee,
ILL.,, left yesterday for home after a
six weeks visit with her father War
rem Hannum.
Mrs. Anna Soles of Clayton, Iowa,
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Smith, returned home on
Monday.
Miss Estella Walker has resigned
her position as saleslady at the erich
ton store after eight years of faith
full service.
Mrs. Helen Judd Vernon Judd and
Miss Minnie Strenske visited New
Years with Mrs. Will Morkin OF
Bloomington
sMr. and Mrs. John Beckett and
daughter, Elizabeth Of Dodgeville,
were weekend visitors at the n.
Schwantes home.
Judge Clementson went TO La
Crosse, Monday, to try the Ruehl muir
der case. Reporter Morse accom-
panied the Judge.
Messrs. Chas. Pittenger and Geo.
Sitter and Mesdames Lee Ellis and
Abbie Leonard sleighed to BoscoDel,
Sunday, and spent the day.
Mrs. Lou Garner and two chlldren
of Waterloo township have moved here
and are now located in the residence
formerly occupied by Geo. Beck.
The Sunday noon train carried a
hundred boy and girl students to.theiE-
schools and it is safe to say the tram
was packed when it reached Madison.
Cus Laabs reports a good sale the
last day of 10 Cows averaged $9u,:
mixed grain $124, oats soc, corn
$1.55. hay $2650 and strawpile sold
for 1921.
The annual meeting of the Congre-
gationaI church was held Monday ev-
ening followed by supper Among
other improvements the church has
two new furnaces costing $1,000.
Miss Mona Carmody of Reedsburg
high school and Arthur Carmody OF
the University, spent the holidays at
Mt. Hope and visited over the week
end at the Thos. Carmody home here
.John Hudson of Platteville; is IN
Jail on a charge of desertion Of his.
wife. Alice. and daughter, Lucille
aged 5. Hudson was bound over TO
the county court by Justice Burrows.
Spease & Meyer auction Jan. IL
Rev J. C. Bartolf. district secretary
for the anti-saloon league, spoke N
Bloomington Sunday and arranged for
sneakers at the farmers Institutes at
Mt. Hope and North Andover this
week
The family of Geo. ]. Wieland, HUT
ricane. has been released from quar-
antine Mrs. Wieland and four chill
dren were i'll but evidently Mr.. We'll
and,s vaccination fifty years ago rem