Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-05-05
LOCALS


Mrs. Henry Williams and son. viii
lie, went to Cobb, Saturday, to visit
Mrs. VIM. Gard.
Miss Abbie Phelps went to lanes
vile, Saturday, to visit Mrs. Farms
worth for week.
Mrs, Geo. MathiasCn and daughter
Ruth, of Montfort, were Lancaster
callers, Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Curtiss and son Donald
went to Arena, Saturday, for a.. visit
at the Leo Myers home.
Mrs. Lawrence Haag of Mt. HorebI
arrived last week for an extended Wis
1t with her son, William.
John Lawless of Prairie du Chen
visited the mid-week with his daugh-a
ter, Mrs. Thomas Carmody.
EX-congressman H. B. Dahle died at
his home in Mt. Horeb Sunday of last
week at the age of IS years.
MISS Ethel Mccartney departed on
Wednesday for Montfort where she
Will be employed this summer.
S. w. DoolEtle and Clyde Richard
son are driving new Overland sedans
purchased of Leo b. Mccormick
Mrs. Albert Geerlings of Milwaukee.
was weekend visitor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Stephens at Klondike.
Mrs. Geo. Stauss and sons went to
Galena, Saturday, to arrange to move
their household goods to this city.
Miss Mary Clark of Plattsmouth,
Nebr., recently visited her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark of Lancas-
ter.
John and James Bailie returned on
Wednesday from Milwaukee with a
handsome new Nash car for the lat
ter.
Martin Tindell, master barber of
Hamilton and Kansas City, Mo-, spent
the weekend visiting at Chas. Will
sons.
Arch Tredennick, Dodgeville, in
come assessor for Grant and Iowa
counties, was a Lancaster caller on
Monday.
The Rev F. G. Williams of Miner
al Point Episcopal church, was an
Over-Sunday visitor with Archdeacon
Wolfe here.
Mrs. Lee and daughter, Mrs. H. Lee
Ellis departed Thursday morning for
Chicago where they will visit friends
for a week
Mrs. A. F. Shirk of Clinton, Wis,
was here from Monday to Thursday
of last week taking treatment at Doc
little hospital.
VIM. Gelbach went to Fennimore,
Thursday, to assist in the organiza-
ton of wool growers association
in this county.
Mrs. JOS. Suffer of Mt Horeb, Wis
iting for couple of weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Will Haag, returned
home last Thursday.
Frank Wilson was hurt rolling
logs at Hugh Harper's last Friday. A
log rolled on his right foot and the
injury will lay Frank up for few
days.
Leonard Williams of Ellenboro, de-
parted Friday for Montfort and Platte
vile where he will visit for a week
with his aunts, Mrs. Cook and Mrs,
DeNure.
Parke Gelbach was in from So,
Lancaster last Wednesday with year
ling pure bred Angus bull which he
shipped to August Johnson of Barron
cite, Wis.
Miss Lenice Schneider visited for
a week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Schneider, and departed last
Wednesday for her studies at Moody
Institute. Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mclean and
son Hewlett of Cassville. transacted
business in Lancaster Saturday and
visited Mrs. McLean's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hoffman.
Miss Hazel Hillary who has been
teaching the Lickel school in Ellen
.boro, closed her term Friday and went
to Boscobel where she will I'LL out
vacancy the balance of the season.
Miss Hillary's home is in Plattevllle.
Mrs. Nancy A. Morris, nee Tyn-
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the home of her daughter, Mrs. John
Peterson in this city last Thursday,
April 30. AS a remembrance of her
birthday Mrs Morris received numer-
Gus presents of potted plants and 9TH
er articles including many post cards.
Mrs Morris has resided in Grant coun-
ty for 65 years. She has seven living
children.
Mrs Lizzie Orion and Mrs. Alice
Wenzel spent Thursday afternoon in
Fennimore at the Walter orion home.
Mrs Frank Steil of Preston was
mid-week visitor with Mrs. Anna
Steil.
John Heinrichs of So. Lancaster has
a two-year-old heifer that has borne
three calves. The first came when
the COW was IS months old and recent
ly she gave birth to twin calves,
bull and a heifer.
Miss Theda Howe, daughter OF Jno.
Howe of this city, will receive her
master degree at Columbia college
New York city, this June. Miss Howe
will teach at Hastings on the Hudson,
near New York. the coming season
Misses Myrl Burrows and Myrtle
Pendleton motored to Boscobel Fri
day evening to play at recital. Miss
Burrows rendered violin solo ac-
companied by Miss Pendleton. Mrs.
G. w Burrows and Joel Lee went
along as company on the trip.
1t is reported that Milton Frazier,
son Of A. ]. Frazier of Bloomington.
will be on the Lancaster high school
faculty next year Mr. Frazier IS at
present teaching science at Dodge
Vile and will teach the same course
here. He is reported as an accomplish
ed musician and his talent in this d.
rection will no doubt add color TO
school life here next year.
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