Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-06-30
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Harvey Hurlburt was Cuba CITY
caller last Tuesday. tg -
Evans Barnett of Madison was
weekend visitor at home. oa 5
Ed. Rumpf of Milwaukee, visited
here few days last week. gl
Miss Wagner of this city visited
friends in Fennimore the first of the
week.
Miss Thelma Richn. nd spent the
weekend at Fennimore, visiting rel
atives.
The Geo. P Angus family are now
located in Locke, n. Y, having left
Vincennes, Ind.
The Progressive Cleaners have
moved from the Edwards building TO
the Lancaster house.
Miss Lorraine Wilson who recently
graduated at Carroll college, is at.
home for the summer.
MISS Rachel Payne departed Sat
urday for Madison where she will at
tend summer school for six weeks.
Mrs. Bessie Thorn and Miss Emma
Nehls returned Thursday from their
two weeks visit in Rochester, Mimi
Mrs. F. r. Voelz of RID 4, went on
Saturday to Madison and Mt. Horeb
where she will visit relatives for a.
few days.
Mrs. A. Dexter of Waterloo, Iowa.
visited for three weeks with her
niece, MRS. John Decker, returning
home Saturday.
The Mrs. Henry Bevins farm at
Five Points, 81 acres sold last fall to
Cutler Borah, was resold last week
to Harvey Bass for 1925 an acre.
Mrs. Ed. Wiedman and daughters.
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ed Monday via Lancaster for Wan
zeka where they will visit for a week.
Misses Eva Taylor, Dorothy Nc
Mahon, Elsie Brennan and Helen Ans
tey, departed Sunday for Madison
where they will attend summer
school.
Miss Alma Henkel who taught at
Petoskey, Mich, the last half of the
school year, is spending the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Henry Hen
kel, here
Floyd Fitch and wife of Milwaukee,
visiting for a month with the for
mer's father, Richard Flitsch of Wa
terloo, returned home Saturday via
Lancaster.
Mrs. E. J. Morse and children and
Mrs. Elizabeth Bolzell, departed on
Saturday for Madison where they Wis
tied the weekend at Attorney General
Blaine's home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Oates and
daughter, Eleanore, of Detroit, were
here last week attending the Chap
mandates wedding. They returned
home Friday morning
Mrs. w. e. Rice and two children of
Delavan, visited here last week with
Mrs. Mona Allen, returning home on
Friday Virginia Allen returned with
them as far as Boscobel.
Miss Florence Jones of Madison
visited last week at the H. G. Chap
man home in Waterloo. She return
ed Thursday Miss Helen Chapman
going with her for a visit.
G. j. Watkins of St. Louis, here Wis
ting Louis Vesperman for a week,
returned home Friday morning. c..
r. Watkins and wife returned home
Friday afternoon via Potosi.
Mrs. Junius Adams and son, Junius
Jr., for two weeks visitors at the Geo.
Clementson home, left Sunday for Ga
lena and following brief stay there
will return to their home in Asheville,
S. G.
Henry BelScamper returned Thurs
day from Rochester where he success
correction of an injury received
while overseas in the government SER
vice.
VIM. Skinner of Glen Haven was
in the city Monday with his wool
which he pooled with the rest of the
farmers. Mr.. Skinner visited at the
Herald office a few minutes advance
ing his subscription into 1921.
class of six candidates were in
Quoted into woodcraf by the Bloom
ington Woodman lodge Monday night
of last week. Venerable Consul Geo.
Peterson, Henry Bryan, escort, and
the local Foresters assisted N CIV
ing the work.
H. A. Lloyd, a brother of Mrs. David
Crichton, arrived here Sunday for
brief visit. Mr.. Lloyd is connected
with the Mutual Chautauqua and at
present has headquarters at Muscoda.
He and Mrs. Crichton had not seen
each other for ten years.
Joseph Hesseling the hustling Ten
nyson apiarist and vineyard man
whose pure-food honey products
have gained a wide reputation, was
in Lancaster on business last Friday.
Mr.. Hesseling ordered complete
line of printed stationery as neces-
sary adjunct to his growing business.
Captain" Billie Hartman of Cass-
Vile. was in the city Saturday on bus
mess and the Herald is indebted for
a pleasant call Mr.. Hartman, the
local Ford dealer, has sold forty of
the matchless vehicles so far tEis
season and could sell number more
were not the cars so short
DR.. Arthur SAKE and wife and
daughter Martha, of Princeton, Ind,
arrived here Saturday for a weeks
visit with his friend, DR.. A. H. Truitt'
Or. SAKE who formerly resided at
Richland Center, is a very successful
chiropractor and is at present COM
pleting a chiropractic sanitarium at
a cost of $4,000.
Harry Gross, professor of mathe-
MATES in the Hollywood high school,
Los Angeles, Calf, arrived here Sat
urday on his way east to New ork to
visit his parents. and visited at the
JOS. Hurlburt home until today. Mr..