Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-09-08
Local Items

Miss Laura Walker is teaching in
Wausau this year.
Peter Hoffman was a state fair vic
itor the weekend
Miss Belle Dudley left Thursday for
her school at Iron Belt, Wis. r
Mrs. Clyde Cook and babe visited
friends at Livingston the Weekend.
Miss Olive Grebe visited the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Muender. of
Montfort ~
John Treloar of Nora Springs. Ia.
visited last week here at the Geo. Mai
ben home.
Misses Carrie and Lulu Benn visit
ed over the weekend with friends at
DodgeHilie.
Miss Florence Meyer began teach
ing at the Liberty school on Monday
of this week
Miss Theresa Weber Of Elkton, S..
D., has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
John Ertz Sr.
Geo. D. Brakeman of Oklahoma is
expected this week for visit with
Lancaster friends.
Miss Genevieve Burckhardt of Bos-
cobel, was last week guest of Mrs.
Mona Allen and family.
Harry Wamsley left on Friday for
his school at Phillips, Wis, where he
teaches manual training.
Miss Elva UT will teach at Spring
field, ILL.,, the coming year. Her uncle
resides in the Illinois capital.
Mrs. Fred Meyer and daughter,
Florence, visited friends in Waterloo
and Ft. Dodge, Ia, last week.
Frances and Rudolph Guentzel of
Boscobei, visited last week at the Lou
is Damn home in So. Lancaster.
Dick Mccormick and wife and son,
Harold, visited last week at the Hen
ny Carroll home in Lancaster.
Prof. Hugh McNair of Houghton,
Mich, and daughter Miss Vera, have
been visiting Mrs. M. j. McNair here.
Mrs. Martin Oswald and Miss Net
tie, return this week from Hood River,
Ore, where they spent the past year.
Miss Dorothy Mcmahon departed on
Friday for Ithaca, Richland county,
where she will teach the coming year.
Miss Alice Groenier returned to Chi
cagO, Sunday after a months pleas
ant visit with relatives in Lancaster.
Kenneth Abel of Portage, was here
last week visiting and assisting in
threshing at the Moore & Harper
farm.
Miss Delphine Pendleton left on Fri-
day for Wesley, Ia, where she will
teach domestic science the coming
year.
Thos. Harris and family departed on
Thursday for Livingston where Mr..
Harris will open up blacksmith
shop.
Mrs. H. G. Nelson and son, Duane,
of Madison, were over Thursday Wis
itors at the Joe Wacek home in Lam
caster.
Mrs. A., w. Palmer and daughter of
Pittsville, Wis, visited the weekend
at the Thos. Blackburn home in Lam
caster.
Mrs. Ellen Dunlevy of Chicago, re-
turned home Friday following a two
weeks visit at the Doyle home in Lam
easter.
Mrs. Oscar Ohlert and. two chill
dren spent the weekend at Platte
Vile visiting her grandmother, Ber-
tina Micha.
Mrs. John Mcmahon departed Thurs
day for Milwaukee where she met Mr..
Mcmahon who went to the state fair
earlier in the week.
School teachers leaving Friday were
Miss Nellie Howell to Lodi, Miss Laura
Johnson to Madison and Lorraine Will
son to Mineral Point.
Miss Irene Underwood departed on
Wednesday for her school in Omaha,
Nebr.. having spent the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Clara Kemper.
Ellie Dobson went to the state fair
Friday to see his horse, Geo. s., per-
form in the last days racing. w. }.
Bailie went along to drive out new
Hup.
Mrs. Nj. Smith of Fennimore, and
mother. Mrs. E. j. Keidel of Boyes,
Mont. visited over Friday last week
with Mrs. Thos. Blackburn of Lam
caster.
DR.. Jos. Godfrey and wife have been
visiting their son, Fred, at Davenport,
with several other Iowa points on
their trip bulletin before returning
Saturday.
The Thomas Carmody family moved
back 70 the Carmody farm on Mon
day. Mr.. Carmody who owned the
Mace bought out his brother, Mark,
who was renting.
Miss Elsie Taylor departed on Sat
urdav for Chisholm, Mimi. where she
will teach this year. Miss Taylor
spent the summer with her father,
Geo Taylor. of So. Lancaster.
Miss Anna Zindt Of Chicago, visited
here last week with Mrs. F. G. Burr.
John McAuley went to Milwaukee
Thursday. to see the last days OF the
state fair and visit with his daughter
for a few days.
Mrs. ]. S. Finnegan Of Ellenboro,
was in town Saturday arranging for
bills and advertising for her sale to
he held on Thursday, Sept. 70. Fur
particulars in next weeks Herald.
The Catholic Knights Of Wisconsin
entertained at a dress up" party last
Thursday evening. A number Of orig
inal costumes graced the floor at Cal
lowav hall affording much admiration
and merriment. A good time was nae
by all present.
The venerable Alex Ivey hes SO fa~
recuperated as to be up and around
again. 4 matter Of much congratula-
tion from his friends. pr. Roy lVey
and SON of Ft. Atkinson We're here last
week to visit the old gentleman.
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