Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-09-29
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

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Mrs. Chas. rockingham was down
from Madison over Sunday.
Harley Faye and family denartad on
Monday for their new home in Den
yer, Cole.
Mrs. Fannie Carthew has returned
toILancaster from her winter visit IN
California. -
Harold Austin left Monday for
Ripon, Wis, where he will take q bust
ness course.
Mrs. Roy rockingham and children
OF Madison, visited here last week
with relatives.
George Reed of Warren, Pa. has
been visiting his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. j. H. Reed.
Mrs. Harry Goodrich and son of
Werley, visited last week with rel
atives in Lancaster.
John J. Wenzel and wife left on
Monday for st. Paul and Bemidii.
Mimi, where they will visit relatives
for the next month.
The L. H. Stevens family returned
last week from their ten weeks trim
to European points. 9isis'.
Geo. Beck and family mOtored TO
Walter Beck's in LIXerne, MINI, and
visited there the past week Il.
Mrs. Will Woods and two children
OF Chicago, are visitors at~the home of
Chas. Brewer, Mrs. Woods brother.
Mrs. J. M. Stone departed on We'd
nesday for Mazomanie and Madison
where she visited relatives the week.
end.
Mrs. Clayton Lewis and baby daugh-
ter, and mother, Mrs. VIM Earl. went
to Fennimore, Wednesday, for brief
visit.
DR.. Godfrey reports new baby boy
at the Paul Knoke home west of the
city. The youngster arrived Tuesday
night.
Chas. E. Chase and wife were in
Viola last week attending their home
fair. They drove over and back in
their car.
G. E. Rich & Co., are erecting a new
steel 40-ft. span across the second
Pigeon in So Lancaster, near the
Burns farm.
Misses Bertha and Emma Drilling
OF Waukoma, Iowa, visite for ten DAYS
at the Peter Hoffman home here, re-
turning Monday.
Mrs. Laura Brown returns soon
to Los Angeles, California, following a
long visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Baxter.
Mrs. Henry Bayman of Sitter, is
visiting at the r. S. Rounds home and
assisting Mrs. Rounds during the ill
ness of her husband.
The Chas. Tiedeman family have
moved into their home, formerly the
Col. Clark residence, which was bought
by Mr.. Tiedeman and remodelled.
kNa nIaSw Il
in the first ward burned itself out
Wednesday without damage but
careful watch was kept during the
blaze.
Mrs. Peter Hoffman of Lancaster,
and Mrs. Frank Wollenhorst of Dickey-
vile, sisters of the late John Wilhelm,
departed on Wednesday for RozeIl-
vile, Wis., where the funeral was
held Friday.
G. e. Dearborn and wife of Gary,
Ind, arrived here last Tuesday for an
extended visit. Mr.. Dearborn is
employed in the steel mills as civil
engineer. He felt the need of a rest
and came back to Lancaster to get it.
Miss Emma Schreiner of Lancaster,
and Mrs. Lee Greer of Bloomington,
departed on Monday for Superior,
where as Grant county delegates they
will attend the state convention of
WOmen's Clubs, in session there this
mid-week
Mrs. C. d. Rees of Philadelphia, de-
parted Sunday for Richmond, Va,
where she will visit before returning
home. Her Lancaster hosts, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Rees, went along as far as
Chicago, expecting to visit there for
a few days
j. B. Horsfall returned on Wednes-
day form visit in Thayer, Nebr
While absent he attended the funeral
of his brother, William, at George,
Iowa. Mr. Horsfall concluded his trip
with visit to the home of his brother,
Allen, in Huron, S. d.