Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-09-15
Local Items

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ing here the past month, returned
home Sunday.
E. G. Chambers and wife, LaFarge.
visited at the U. D. Kinney home fair
week.
Mrs. Will Storrs of Fennimore was
a weekend visitor at the Fred Maso
home.
DR.. G. c. NARROW of San Diego.
Calf, has been visiting his father,
George NARROW.
Miss Bessie Hunter of Livingston
was fair week visitor at the L. d.
Eastman home.
Miss Irene Shoarer of Madison. was
the guest last week of Miss Iona
Aupperle of Lancaster.
Mrs. M. E. Wilcox and Mrs. E. r.
Crouch of Boscobel, visited friends in
Lancaster, last week.
The F. n Kern family Of Fenni-
more have returned from a motoring
trip to Springville, N. Y
Miss Helen Combs of Arthur visite !
last week with her grandparents
Andrew Foster and wife.
Mrs. Walter Madell and two daugh-
ters Lois and Lillian are visiting at
the Henry Adams home. ***
Geo. d. Brakeman, here visiting for
the past week, departed yesterday for
his home in Miami, Okla.
VIM. Leise ST., past 80, who resides
with his son, William, in the 4th ward
is reported as very poorly.
Miss Alma Henkel goes to Chicago
1I oi ~ 4,I-a
work in physical education.
H. E. Dodds and wife of Saranac,
Mich, visited last week at the home
Of Harley Faye in Lancaster.
Mrs. G. H. Unger and little son, of
Mineral Point, visited at the George
Nicola home here last week.
Hugo Kohlenberg and wife leave to-
day for Drexel Mo-, to visit at the
home of August Kohlenberg.
The j. Guggenheim and F. ]. Bur-
richter families of Galena visited the
Ghggenheim boys here Sunday.
Nick Lorang has been limping due
to a fractions horse stepping on his
left foot a couple of weeks ago.
,Downer Kilby and family Milwau-
kee, motored out Thursday and visited
over Sunday, attending the fair.
Clarence Horsfall and wife of
Fhayer, Nebr., have been visiting
with John and Guy Horsfall here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Posey of Court
ney, S. d., visited last week at the
Clyde Suttle home in Lancaster.
Ralph DiVall and wife Of Middleton,
visited at the home of Mrs Ada Nc
cormick from TUESDAY tc Friday last.
Mrs. Wayne Williams and daughters,
Mrs. ]. p. Mills and Miss Mamie, visit
ed at the L. S. Bradley home here last
week.
Grandma Gratz, the Sitter old lady
who died Saturday, could read without
glasses almost up to the time Of her
death.
Miss Margaretta Nehls departed on
Saturday for Evansville where she
will teach English in the high school
this year.
Mrs. Robt. Hoffmcn of No Lancas-
ter, was called to Pra. du Chen by
the serious illness CT her mother, Mrs.
Jas. Gull.
Everett Royal and wife Of Champaign
H., returned home Saturday following
two weeks visit at the home OF DR..
Fowler.
Misses Laurinda Hampton and Will
ma Heberlein departed for Appleton,
Monday. Miss Esther Petty went to
Whitewater.
Mrs. c. A. Hooper of Madison, was
here last week visiting her sister, Mrs.
Charles McAuley. She returned home
on Wednesday.
George s., the Dobson gelding, took
second money in the 2:0S pace at The
Minnesota state fair last FRAY. The
purse was $4,000
Miss Ethel Glider departed on Mon
day for her school work at Bradley
conservatory, Peoria, Ill. Miss Glider
graduates next June.
Mrs. Ella Phillips, Benz. Harms.
Thos. Parkins and Chas. Kahn, all OF
Dubuque, were recent visitors at the
VIM. Barrows home here.
DR.. Harry Basford and wife of Ash
ton, III. motored here last Wednesday
TO WISH -. II. DdSlOlQ clAu wiz UAAN
attend the old home fair.
r. w. Austin, the telephone man
ager. bought the Mrs. Earmody place
on the second ward last week. The
consideration was $4,000.
Mrs. w. H. Triplett of New Hamp-
ton, Iowa, was here last week tn con-
suit with S. H. Taylo. on legal bust
ness. She returned home Friday.
Mrs. Helen Judd has rented her res
idence to Chas E. Chase and will ac-
company her sister, hrs. Anna Eddy,
to Pensacola, Fla, for the winter.
The Delco light truck went into the
ditch Friday on the fair ground road.
The cause was a broken spindle on the
right front wheel and the car skidded
20 feet to safety at the roadside.
Mrs. r. B. Showalter returned Fri
day from her visit in Viola with G. H.
Nye and wife. On the way home Mrs.
Showalter visited the state fair at Mill
o,I q bio EIl<c' fara1p