Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-05-19
LOCALS

it with relatives at La Crosse.
Geo. Bracket has bought the Fache
property in the west part of town.
Mrs. Francis Burr has returned
from an extended visit, at Minneapo-
lis. -
Mrs. Lonsbury of Lake Mills has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mark
Hoskins. 1&7 ~
Mrs. John Taylor and Mrs. George
Bracket visited friends at Fennimore
Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts of Bloom
ington has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Suttle.
The Congregational Ladies cleared
$50 at their rummage sale held Satur-
day of last week.
Mrs. Anna Eddy returned Wednes
day from months visit with her son.
Allen, of Plains, Kansas.
John G. Bailie has bought the Fred
Avery home in the third ward and will
take possession June 1st.
Mrs. Hal Borah and son, Harry. de-
parted Wednesday for Milwaukee and
Madison to make a brief visit.
VIM. Godfrey of North Carolina,
visited here with DR.. Godfrey from
Wednesday to Saturday of last week.
Miss Louise Club of Minneapolis,
arrived in town Wednesday to spend
a few weeks visiting old-time friends.
Mrs. John Stohlmeyer and daugh-
ter, Rosena, of Potosi, went to Men
dota last Friday to visit John Stohl-
meyer.
Mrs. Kate McClain of Fairfield, Ia,
arrived here Thursday for a weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. w. j.
Schade.
Mrs. Fred Biddick of Livingston
attended the Rebekah convention
here Friday and visited Mrs. Martha
Simpson.
Miss Elva Doll departed Friday for
Madison where she visited Mrs. F.
Stuart Rogers and Miss Grace Stone
the weekend.
Archdeacon Wolfe departed Satur-
day morning for his new home in Tex
as. FIR. Wolfe gave his immediate des-
tination as Houston.
Mrs. Margaret Finnegan and Miss
Margaret Finnegan went to Fenni-
more, Wednesday, to attend the mis-
sion service in progress there
Mrs. A. J. Pipkin returned to the
Budworth home in this city, last
Tuesday, after a couple of weeks Wis
it at Oconomowoc and Milwaukee.
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Rasmussen of Mineral Point, returned
home Wednesday after a four day
visit at the Thomas Harris Jr. home
here.
Burne Pollock of Milwaukee, was
here last Tuesday with his mother,
Mrs. Edward Pollock, who expects to
remain for the summer.
Ralph Place departed Wednesday
for Madison, Columbus and Bellville.
Miss Laura DiVall of Wauzeka, left
for home Wednesday following an ex-
tended visit with relatives here.
Harry Kemler and Roy Pendleton
departed Thursday for Detroit ex-
pecting to return with a couple of
new Studebakers of the latest APP
proved pattern.
IA number. Of Eastern, Stars went to
Fennimore Monday, to attend meet4
ing of FIVE chapters. Mrs. c. w. Jew
ell of Lancaster was on the program
for an address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Johnson OF
Chicago, announced the arrival of
baby daughter on Wednesday, May II.
Mrs. Johnson was formerly Miss VII
ola Spiegelberg Of this city.
Courtesy Week" was observed in
the Lancaster schools for the period
ending last Friday. The pupils evil
denced a hearty response to the rules
of good manners and etiquette.
Judge Bancroft departed Wednes-
day noon for his home in Richland
Center having completed the judicial
work for the recent term The next
Term to open is at Prairie du CHEN
On May 25th.
IA. II. Truitt and Conductor Mills
leave about June 1Gt for Lake Chetek
where they will fish for three weeks.
Mrs. Chas. Brick went to Sitter,
Monday, to visit her sister, Mrs. Fly.
! Jackering.
Mrs. Helen Schneider Prien, a sis
ter of Mrs Ed. Staver and niece OF
Mrs. Geo Dyer, Mrs. Louis Heber-
lein and Mrs. Louis Fischer, died on
Wednesday of last week at her home,
in Madison The funeral was held
the following Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Miller here for.
the past few weeks during the Ill
ness and death of the late Montgom-
erv Miller, returned Friday to their
home in Colome, S. d. Mrs. M. Mil
Ter will make her home in Lancaster
for the summer at least.
The South Western Wisconsin Live
stock Breeders association meeting
postponed last June and in the Win
ter owing to bad weather, will be held
in Lancaster Thursday and Friday,
June Q and 8. Full particulars OF pro-
gram will appear at later date.
A. G. Prideaux and wife and four
sons. Clyde, Bert, Grant and john
came up from Madison last Tuesday
to attend the funeral of Miss LeLtha
Mckinney at Bloomington on Wednes-
dav. They returned Saturday. All
the Prideauxs have good positions in
the capitol city and like it very well
there.
Howard Erwin of the fourth ward,
set fire to a straw mattress in his ia
theirs barn and garage last Wednes-
day afternoon The blaze was MOTTO
ed bv Mrs. Ed. Knoch, Mrs. Erwin's
aunt. and she called August Bryhan
and Thomas Hore, two neighbors, VINO
were working nearby. The men used
water effectively and no doubt pre-
vented a serious blaze,