Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-06-02

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Charles Roberts of Montfort. was
a Lancaster caller, Tuesday.
Robert Draper went to Madison yes
terday for visit with friends.
The e. E. Graham family of Wi
mona, Mimi, have moved to Lancas-
ter.
Mrs. Robt. Bailie went to Fenni-
more, Friday, to call on Mrs. VIM.
Linton who is i'll.
Inc Misses Blanche and Pearl Eff
niger of Highland were Lancaster Wis
itors last Thursday.
Mrs Seeley r. Ellis visited over
FRIDAY at Bennimore with her mother,
Mrs. Elida Thompson.
u. w. Hounsell and wife and Mrs.
AFch Gibson motored to Cuba City,
Friday, and visited friends.
Matt Flesch Of Potosi has bought
a cleveland six for his own use and
EQUIPPED his two sons with Fords.
VIM. Gates and wife of Cassville.
TOOK the train here yesterday for
Madison where they are visiting their
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kinsel were in
rochester last week to consult the
Mayos in regard to Mrs. Kinsel's
health
A. G. Knapp went to Milwaukee on
Wednesday, in an attempt to pry
some Ford cars. loose from the state
distributor.
Geo. Tuffley and wife returned to
Lancaster last Tuesday evening from
thelr western trip and will visit here
for a while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Henry left Mon
day for Edgerton where Mr.. Henry
Will be employed as carpenter work
this summer.
Drs. Godfrey operated on Grace Jer-
rett, year old daughter of Alonzo
Jerrett, last Thursday, correcting a
throat difficulty.
Mrs. Geo. Jerrett and son. Mervin
and Mrs. James Hinton departed Fri.
day for La Crosse where they will Wis
1t for few days.
Miss Alice Edge went to Livingston
thursday, to attend the graduation
exercises and visit her niece, Miss
Allie Allen, a graduate this year.
Homer Kelly, conductor on the way
freight, has rented the Harshberge1
residence in the first ward and will
move his family here from Madison.
Rev A. H. Zechil and wife have
been in the county the past week
holding country meetings to influence
/ the farmers toward electing a "dry'
| legislature.
Adolph Nathan of Chicago accom-
panied by his nurse, Miss Hamilton
arrived here Thursday evening to Wis
it over Memorial Day with Mrs. Kath.
crime Nathan.
Edwin Ward, an old soldier "a wears
OF age, and his daughter, Mrs. Eunic,
Smith, both of Madison, visited Sam
uel Duncalf and Mrs. l. G.. Parker
here last week.
Miss Sarah Metcalfe of Shullsburg
Wis, visited here from Tuesday tC
Thursday last week with her sister
Miss Margaret Metcalfe of the Ian.
caster high school.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson went to Wauke
sha on Thursday to attend the NAV
Day festivities at Carroll College
Her daughter, Miss Lorraine Wilson
a senior, was chosen May Queen.
Hol stephens of Cassville, was g
Lancaster caller Friday Holl has
! sold ibis Cassville residence and ex.
poets to motor to his 800 acre farm
near Ipswich, S. D., within a few
weeks.
Mrs Martin Crisman and Mrs. Jno
Brechler, both of Fennimore, were
here Thursday on their way to Du.
buque Something went wrong with
the motor car and the passengers re.
turned home by train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnell Day have
moved to Lancaster from the DAY
farm west of town. Burnen will
work with his brother, Rolla. in the
restaurant. Merrill Scott and wife
have moved to Sinnissippi farm fol
the year
The Guernsey consignment sale
held Tuesday at Livingston proved 9
good drawing card for breeders and
dairymen. The high heifer consign-
ed by Fred Davis, Livingston, sold tc
Harry Livingston, price $1,1O5. The
sale average was 1885.
Mrs. Matthias Flesch of Liberty. de-
parted Wednesday for Highland where
she visited her daughter, Mrs, j. She
max. From there Mrs. Flesch went
to Madison to visit her daughter, Mrs
Melchor Koch, and son, Albert Flesch
Mrs. Harry Brooker went to Mont
fort, Saturday, to visit her sister, Mrs
Chas. Roberts.
| Walter Weichenand, Darlington, the
successful school orator in the dist
riot contest, won fourth place in the
state contest held at Madison Friday
week ago. Splendid talent from
various elimination contests through
out the state were pitted for the finals
and the Darlington boy considers him
! self lucky to win fourth
| A number of Lancaster people at
tended the Milwaukee road auction
sale at P. d. c. last Thursday and
! Friday They reported an enormous
sale at high prices. About 10 cap
loads of goods were auctioned to nu-
merous parties many being dealers
who bought to resell Articles sold
high and fast Damaged sugar sold
at Il cents and damaged coffee at AZ
cents.
Joseph Dawson and Alfred PAYNE
enroute home from the bayous below
Potosi last Thursday night, went into
the ditch on the first hill out of the
village about s o'clock The brilliant
/ lights from an approaching car con-
fused Mr.. Dawson and he struck the
ditch with considerable force. The
right fender was bent up and the wind
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