Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-03-10
LOCALS

Geo Beck and family have moved
into their new home.
Mrs. Geo. Finney of Kenosha. visit
ed in Lancaster, last week.
Isaac Deller of Milwaukee. visited
Judge Goodsell last week.
Charles Webb has gone to Virginia.
Mimi, where he has a position.
The Floyd Tannehill family have
moved into Mrs. Wisco's house.
Walter Sleicher OF New York City.
here on a visit, returned home last
week
Mrs. Fred Pickering has accepted a
position as operator at the Bell ex-
change.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jerrett and son,
Harry, have returned from their west
ern trip.
Mrs. VIM Schaal left Saturday for
Cuba to visit her cousin, Mrs. Thos.
Droullard.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Macke of So.
Lancaster, have moved to their home
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Gibson are To-
Gated in the Mary Judd residence on
So. Monroe street.
Will Henkel and wife are living in
the old Congregational parsonage but
expect to build some time soon.
Mrs. w. r. Shattuck was called to
GAINESVILLE, Saturday on account of
the illness of her little grandson.
The Fred Maso family of Cuba City,
have moved here and are living in
ALT Payne's house in the 4th ward.
Miss Helen Steil and nieces Marie
and Irene, were weekend visitors at
the Frank Steil home near Preston.
A. w. Cardey of Ventura, Iowa, has
moved here and the family are living
in their home in the west part of town.
Mrs. Thos Bevin and little daugh-
ter of Brooklyn, Wis, were recent
visitors at the parental l.. Alt home.
Geo. S. Rockwell is back from
Usage, Iowa, where he was called by
the illness and death of sister, aged
50.
Mrs. Wallace Hines of Milwaukee,
has been here to care for her sister,
Mrs. Nettie Bonn, sufferer with
pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Vesperman have
moved in from So Lancaster and ex
pect to occupy their new home in the
4th ward soon.
DR.. Kraut reports a new boy at the
Otto Winner home in Beetown. The
youngster, weighing II pounds, arriv-
ed last Thursday
The aged VIM. Frawley has been
quite ill for some time past. His son,
William of Milbank, S. D., was called
here to see him.
/. A. Vesperman & Sons the Poland
China swine raisers of No. Lancas-
ter, are installing a complete lighting
system on their premises.
Friends of Martin ValaSka, former
manual training instructor here, have
word that he is a patient in the Wau-
watosa tuberculosis sanitarium.
Mr.. and Mrs Merrill Scott of No.
Andover, moved here a couple OF
weeks ago Mr.. Scott is assisting his
brother-in- law, Rolla Day, in the res
taurant.
Robert Leffler Of Little Grant has
moved in the city and taken over the
Barnett teaming business he secured
on a recent trade. Mr.. Barnett will
continue the dray and express line
for the present at least.
Mary Ward, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Drank ward four wears d last
Wednesday. was operated on Thurs
day by DR. Gault who removed
growth from the nose that affected
the little girls eyesight.
Frank Lacke OF Highland expects
to move here soon and engage in a
restaurant and delicatessen business
with Fred Cox They will be located
i'm one Of the Hyde buildings taking
the rooms vacated by the Gulke and
Wenzel firms.
Ellis Lee of MuscOda. who has
been here for the past couple of
weeks as proprietor of the old Boyce
photo studio which he recently ac-
uuired from Mr. Gillette OF Bosco-
bel. has found Lancaster to his lik-
inc and as much work as he can take
care OF.
Frank Ramshaw writes the Herald
from Ashland. Nebr., saying that the
winter is very pleasant out there,
Ducks and geese have been migrating
northwards and with warm weather
continuing the farmers will be at their
spring work soon. Wheat is bring
ing S2.35, corn $1.26, and oats so cents
per bushel in Nebraska.
Henry Eek of Sitter departed last
week for Waukesha where he has a
farm. Mrs. Eek and daughter visited
here the weekend at Fred Wenzel's
leaving Saturday for their new meme.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lowrey moved in
week and are residing in the John
Drinkwater place on west Maple St,
they recently purchased.
Mr. Lindsay of Mineral Point who
has been here for the past two years
conducting the Orion photo studio,
packed his goods Thursday to return
home for good Mr.. Lindsay's health
has been poor since stroke of par
alvsis a year ago and he fears an
other stroke. 1t is rumored that
Rrintnall. the Fennimore photo eX-
merit. plans to operate the Orion stu
do for a couple of days each week.
Bad weather caused a small attend
ance at the Parent-Teacher meeting
held Tuesday evening at the nigh
school. On the program were Co.
Agent Davies, Principal McNelly and
PROT. N. d. Bullock of the College OF
Agriculture. Mr.. Bullock recited eX-
neriences in Chile where he taught
the natives agriculture. A committee
to look into the matter OF hot lunches
for the school children who come