Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-21
Local Items

Fennlmore callers, yesterday 9ys
Miss Marcella Seipp had tonsils re-
moved at Doolittle hospital yester-
day.
Miss Florence Fuerstenberg went
to Boscobel, yestel Gay, where she ex-
poets to reside.
Mrs. Harry Carthew underwent an
appendicitis operation at Doolittle
hospital, Monday evening.
Mrs. Geo. Tornowske and Mrs. Her
man Richter OF Bloomington, are Wis
itors at the home of Eugene Doll.
Mrs. Anna Henkel and daughter
Alma, returned last week from two
weeks visit with relatives at Arapa-
hoe, Neb. 743
Mr., and Mrs. John Boettcher of
Sullivan, arrived here Thursday for
weeks visit with their daughter
Mrs. Jacob Hahn
Misses Genevieve Ennor and Paula
Vabel, both of Davenport, arrived
here Tuesday and visited until Satur-
day at the John Henkel home.
J. A. Hardacre and wife or Ander-
son, Ind, returned home yesterday
following a visit of three weeks at
the Frank Burns home in SO. Lancas-
ter.
re place to Jos. Kern of Five Points,
to give possession September LIST. Mr..
Zenz and family will GO to California
for the winter.
w. G. Cartwright and family of Lam
caster drove to Boscobel Friday and
the latter took the noon train for De-
corah, where a visit will be made with
relatives.-Boscobe Dial.
Mrs Harry Chapman of Minneapolis,
visited the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Livens, re-
turning Tuesday. Mrs. Chapman was
formerly Minnie Livens.
Mrs. G. w. Burrows and daughter,
Myrl and Mrs. H. Ressmeyer and
daughter, Emma, and granddaughter,
Mary Jane Edwards, visited friends
in the Glen Haven vicinity last week
end.
Mrs. Allie Leamy of Letcher, S. D.,
has been visiting old friends around
Bloomington and spent last Wednes-
day with Mrs. Andrew Zenz here. Mrs.
Leamy moved to So. Dakota three
years ago.
Miss Wilma Bartholomew of Fenni-
more, visited a week with Mrs Will
Tiller returning home Thursday noon.
Miss Martha Meyer returned Thurs
day from her visit in New York and
New England.
w. F. Lobeck of Galena, connected
with the Guggenheim store for q
years, was in Lancaster last Thurs
day assisting in the preparatory work
toward opening the new clothing store
here.
The Mutual Chautauqua company
has four circuits with a season of ten
or, here last week. The company
reaches towns in nearly all the north
central states. :.
Miss Gladys Bryan returned to her
work in Rockford, Monday, having
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
r. Bryan of So. Lancaster. Miss Cecil
Bryan of Rockford is here for sum-
mer visit.
Walter Lance of ST. Paul, visited
here Thursday with his uncle, Thos.
lockwood. whom he had not seen for
fourteen years Mr.. Lance was call
ed to Bloomington by the illness OF
his brother, John Lance, who is late
ly reported as better
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Finncy return
ed to Lancaster Monday accompanied
by their little granddaughter, Doro-
thy Kennedy. Mrs. Finney has spent
a wear in Kenosha with her daughters
and her health is much improved.
They expect to return to Kenosha
soon.
Rev. w. A. Weyhrauch and family
departed last Wednesday for a little
lake four miles east of Darlington
where they will rusticate six weeks
in their cottage. During the pastors
absence Misses Reiber and Murray OF
Minneapolis will conduct services at
the Baptist church.
Miss Eliza Neff5 has definitely re-
signed her position as rural scnooi
supervisor and: accepted posltlon, as
English teacher at WATERFOWL, her
homie at salary of $1,000 yearly.
Mrs. Anna. Beach offs Platteville, mas
been appofnted TO succeed Miss Neff,
She's comes highly recommended.
Chas. Kuenster Of Winnipeg, can,
and CassvilIe, Wis, was in the city
last Friday and paid the Herald
pleasant visit. Mr.. Kuenster said that
he came ali the way down from st.
Paul to nav his subscription. He ex-
pects to leave again for Canada short
lv which he says is the best coun-
try out of doors.
The Mutual Chautauqua CLOSED Weu-
nesdav with many expressions OF sat
isfaction over their five-day program.
The patrons feel that they got all they
were entitled to for $500 guarantee but
the success of tht affair leads many
to the opinion that Lancaster Deionss
to a higher class and should guaran-
tee to get behind Chautauqua OF the
very best order. -
the Crook & Smola Millinery shop
has been sold to Miss Mary McDon-
aid of Lancaster, who Will take pos
session, Monday, July 10. Miss Smola
has conducted this shop here for the
past six years and has given her Gus
toners good service The new prop
rietress comes we'll recommended ana
people extend a cordial welcome
Platteville Journal.
H. A. Lloyd, director of the Chau-
tauuua here for two weeks, departed
Wednesday for WATERFOWL where ne
is in charge this week. Miss Anna
Mcbride, the Juvenile director, is IN
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