Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-09-01

Rev. l.. Crittenton went to Milwau-
kee, Monday, to visit a few days.
Miss Bernice Block of Kenosha Wis
tied Lancaster friends last week. 80
Miss Mabel Chandler. of Baetown.
is visiting friends in Platteville this
week. a
Miss Pearl Shain of Darlington,
was weekend visitor of Mrs. Clark
Showalter. .saass $50.
Mrs. McLimans of Fennfmore, was
an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at the VIM.
Kramer home here a@7 ~
FIR. H. Lewis Smith of Peoria, was
the guest Of FIR. l.. Crittenton of EN-
manuel parish last week
W. L. Gelbach was called to South
haven, Mich, Monday to buy a car
load of peaches for the equity.
Mrs. Ed. Davis and son Donald of
Livingston, visited over Monday at
the r. S. Rounds home here.
Mrs. j. Abraham and family of Mad
ison visited last week at the parental
Marion Wager home in Bagley.
+. Miss Grace Bracket returned on
Sunday to her duties as nurse in the
Cook county hospital, Chicago.
A. Anderson and family of Milwau-
kee, visited last week at the Geo.
Foreyt home in No. Lancaster.
j. Z. Cox and wife of So. Lancaster,
went to Fennimore, Sunday, for a few
days of visiting and sight seeing.
The Mrs. Minnie Belscamper resi-
dence in the west part of Lancaster,
was sold Monday to Sol Goldstein
Mrs. Henry Pink of So. Lancaster
departed on Sunday for Mexico, Mo-,
where she will visit for a week or So
Miss Olive Lathrop of eFennimore,
was an overSunday visitor at the
Seeley R. Ellis home in Lancaster.
Hugh Bailey left Monday for HUI
ron, S, D., where he will visit and as
sist in threshing fora few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Schmidt went
to Duluth, Monday, in search of re-
lief from hay fever for Mr.. Schmidt
Wesley Longmeier of Potosi was up
Saturday and drove home a new Hup-
mobile car bought at the Bailey
agency.
Rev, Argus, pastor of Emmanuel
parish many years ago, was here Sun
day and preached at the Episcopal
church.
Mrs. Fred Southcott and daughter,
Eleanor, of DOusman, Wis, visited
last week at the Geo. Jerrett home in
Lancaster.
Frank Dass and wife and babe of
Milwaukee, visited last weekend at
the Paul Fuerstenberg home in So.
Lancaster.
John Mcmahon went to the state
fair Monday and while in Milwaukee
will attend a meeting of the Saginaw
Silo agents.
Wilbur Doll and wife of New York
City, returned home Saturday follow
ing visit of several weeks with rel
atives here.
John MEME and Oscar Haas of PO-
tosi, left Monday for Milwaukee, where
they will take in the sights at the
state fair this week.
Arthur Knapp and wife and H. S.
Rhodes and wife, returned on Satur-
day from their two weeks visit in the
west. They report a splendid trip.
Mrs. Anna Fl. Beach, new supervis-
ing teacher, went to Platteville, Mon
day, to supervise the school exhibit
at the Big Badger fair this week.
Mrs. Geo. Gelbach and daughters,
Bessie and Pearl of Albany Wis, de-
parted for home Sunday after a ten
day visit at the Geo. Cardey home here.
Misses Theresa Hoffman and Julia
Burns went to Fennimore, Monday,
Miss Hoffman to visit her brothers,
Frank and AL, and Miss Burns to her
employment.
Alex lvey resigning on account of
i'll health Judge Goodsell last week
appointed A. G. Morse as secretary of
the Grant County Soldiers & Sailors
relief commission.
G. H. Williams is taking a vacation
from his duties as engineer on the
run to Galena. During the absence
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams are visiting
old friends in Sank county.
Mrs. Bert Fries of Lone Rock Wis
tied last week with her uncle, John
Drinkwater Mrs. Drinkwater and
grandson. Richard Lane, returned as
far as Boscobel with Mrs. Fries on
Monday.
Miss Barbara Barnett departedJon
Wednesday for Madison, where on
Thursday she attended the wedding of
her friend, Miss Lavisa Bird Miss
Bird became the bride of DR.. Harry
Marshall
\ VIM. Fofck and wife of Glen Hav-
en-, departed on Monday, via Lancas-
ter. for Madison, Rice Lake and Long
Prairie, Mimi. They will visit the
Minnesota state fair at Minneapolis
before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrl Walker, Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Morehouse, Adolph Vesper-
man, Frank Tebo, John Anstey, Tom
Welsh and family, Harry Kaap and
family, went to the state fair at Mil
uaulyoo vocfordav
Mr.. and Mrs John Howe are camp
ing out at Lake Geneva this week as
the guests of the Bradley Knitting
company, Mr. Howe's employers The
concern extends this courtesy to it's
statesmen every year.
Mrs. Helen Dunn Dickey of Black
River Falls, Wis, visited here last
week as the guest of Miss Elva Doll,
her former schoolmate. Miss Doll re-
turned on Monday with her guest for
a visit at the Dickey home.
So. Lancaster played Sitter d
week ago Sunday and were defeated.
The tables were turned last Sunday
when ball game was pulled off in
Roger Hollow. The score was to
in So. Lancaster's favor.
Fred Lind and daughter, Mrs W.
J. Jentz, and the latter's son Ken
meth, all of Denver, arrived here OIL