Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-06-23
LOCAL JOTTINGs.


property III the west part Of town.
Dubuque has population Of 3g.141
gain OF CAT in ten years or III per
cent
Miss Lizzie Turner of Madison. Wis
tied the weekend at the parental VIM
Turner home.
Sim. Smith of Willow Branch was in
St. Paul last week returning home
with 81 stockers.
Mrs. Ella Meyer Of Minneapolis. ar
rived Friday for a visit with Mrs
Helen Judd of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Macke and three
children OF Richland Center, motored
over Sunday and visited Mrs. Alice
orion.
Mrs. John Thorn and Miss Emma
Nehls went to Rochester, Mimi on
Monday where they will visit for a
few days.
Mrs. Helen Judd is home from
Bloomington, where she visited her
daughter, Mrs. Morkin, and attended
Chautauqua.
Miss Sylvia Wheeler of Portland
Ore, arrived here Sunday and Is
making a summer visit with Mrs R
3. ShOWalter.
Misses Anna Kress and Nellie Mar
Tin departed on Monday for Platte
vile Normal where they will attend
summer school.
Paul Edwards and John w Decker
went fishing on McPherson's branch
last Wednesday and landed three fine
rainbow trout
Louis Alt and his brother, Herman
Alt, went to Milwaukee, Monday. TO
consult Dr. Snider in regard to the.
latter's eyesight.
Irwin Kramer, connected with the
Muscatine, Ia, high school as print
ing instructor, is spending the summer
with his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eide Taylor of Water
Loo are the proud parents of an lib.
boy who arrived recently. This
makes their seventh child.
Mrs. Chas. Unger and son, Ray
mond, OF Mineral Point, arrived here
saturday evening for visit with the
formers father, Geo MoeIla.
Donald Dyer returned Saturday
from Lawrence college, Appleton.
VIM F. Waterproof came down with
Donald for few days visit.
Mrs. Walter L. Johnson and son.
Virgil, Of Galva, Ill, visited at the
parental John Blackburn Sr. home
last week returning Saturday.
Mrs. Ira Cooper OF Baraboo, return
ed home Sunday following a two
weeks stay in Lancaster while Mr.
Cooper relieved Conductor Mills.
Miss Marcia Knobel of Valparaiso,
Ind, here visiting friends for several
weeks, returned home Monday intend
ing to visit at Watrloo, Wis, on the
way east.
Thos. Pratt Of Salt Lake City, Utah,
has been visiting his niece, Mrs JOS.
Ivey, and other relatives here. Last
week Mr.. Pratt visited old friends at
Dodgeville.
Max Stokes of Aberdeen, S. D.,
was met at Dubuque last Wednesday
by G. Fl. Basford and family. Mr..
Stokes visited the Basfords here the
past week
F. P. Mink and wife and grand
daughter, Inez Mink, went to owen,
Wis, yesterday For the past year
Mr.. and Mrs Mink visited with Gill
bert Mink here
Miss Esther Ord Of the Home Econ
omics department, University Extern
sion, returned to Madison Sunday hav-
ing closed successful week Of can
ming demonstrations.
VIM. Pattee, travelling for the RAJ
leigh Remedy company, was taken i'll
While on his route last week and
brought home. He is improving UNI
der DR.. Fowler's care.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Cartwright Wis
tied friends at Madison the weekend.
Mrs. Arthur A. Knapp went to
Oconomowoc, Saturday, to spend a
few days with Mr. Knapp.
The Rev. G. r. d. Crittenton of Key
West, Fla, soiourning in the north,
ygioito6 from MpOdoU RI Wednesday, Of
last week with his son, the Rev. Law
renee Crittenton of Emmanuel Par
sh.
Clement Emory of Milwaukee and
daughter Maxine of Gays Mills, ac-
companied by Emil Johns Of Detroit,
moCored here last week and visited
Mrs. Anna Eddy and other relatives
until Saturday.
Misses Gladys Pendleton and Katie
Staver departed yesterday on ten
day vacation. They go first to Racine
to attend the Beaver convention and
following that will visit at Madison
Milwaukee and Baraboo.
Mrs. Emma Brigham and Miss Hell
en- Carter of st. Cloud, Mimi, arrived
here last Friday. Mrs. Brigham is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Glenn
entson, while Miss Carter is a guest
at the w. B. Carter home
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Hayes and
little daughter of Milwaukee arrived
here Thursday for a visit with rela-
tives. Mr.. Hayes returned Monday to
his work at New Butler as night
yardmaster, Mrs. Hayes and babe re-
naming for a more extended visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Watkins of St
Louis. Miss Sylvia Wheeler Of Port
land. Ore, and Edward Rumpf OF Mil
waukee were guests of Minerva Chap
ter O. E. S. Monday evening Re
freshments were served and a musi-
cal program given. All present spent
a very enjoyable evening.
Miss Sallie Rice Of Chicago, here to-
attend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs
M. v. Burris, returned home Sunday
afternoon Others from abroad in at
tendance at the funeral were: Mrs
Adele Rice, Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
xvea1s n