Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-07
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Bert Schreiner is driving a new
Chandler.
DR.. Hassell and wife leave tomor-
row Tor their new home in Valmora,
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= Geo, S. Cox of ST. Paul. Minn:< Wis
tied the weekend with hiss sister,
Mrs. S. b. IHasseII. IS g3.I,iT9 80 i,sss =
Herman sLenz of. Libertyisis driving
a new Overland four purchased from
the Mccormick garage. z nix 70 80
Miss Margharetta Nehls departed
Friday for -Ridgeway where she svisA
lted friends the weekend y&6Yrta2
Mrs. G. w. Burrows and daughter,
Myrl, left Wednesday for Madison ex4
pecting to visit for few days.uos
Mrs, Reuben Trentzsch of Milwau-
kee, returned home Friday after a
visit Of six months in Lancaster.
Mrs: c. G. Roberts of Mentfort, and
daughter, Miss Emily Roberts of Chi
cage, were Lancaster callers, last
Thursday aG
Mrs. Ellis Schmidt of Waukesha,
departed for home Friday having Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Clementson, here
for a week.
H. A. Lloyd of Laid, ILL.,, Mrs.
Crichton's brother, has been assigned
to Lancaster as Chautauqua director
the next two weeks.
Miss Grace Farrand, Miss Geraldine
Purcell and Arthur Martens of Chi
cago visited over Sunday at the Aus
tin Farrand home.
The Ora Kinney home was quar-
antined Thursday by health officer
DR.. E. Kraut following the report of
Pearl Kinney, a daughter, having
scarlet fever.
Ellie Dobson and wife and w. B.
Dyer and wife motored Friday to
Marion, Iowa, near Cedar Rapids,
where the Dobson horse, George S.,
raced that day.
Marie Meyer, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Meyer, is now located in
Seattle, Wash, where she has a fine
position in child welfare work be-
ginning at salary of $500 yearly.
Syndey Weber went to Chicago, on
Saturday, where he will spend the
week studying practipedics under the
renowned DR.. Scholl. In other words
Sidney is studying how to correct
foot difficulties by properly fitting
shoes and appliances.
Fred Klein of Des Moines, Iowa.
visited two weeks with his sister, Mrs.
JOS. Kaspers, returning home Friday.
Mrs. Arthur SAKE and daughter,
Martha, Martha, went to Richland
Center, Friday, following a visit at
the A. H. Truitt home.
Miss Margaret Hunt of Chicago, a
cousin of Miss Mae Boyle of this city,
returned home Friday afternoon fol-
lowing a visit of two months with rel
atives here. Miss Hunt is a tele-
phone operator at the Main Office
one of the largest exchanges in the
city. go.
Mrs. Chas. .Pasold and daughter,
Clara, of Homer, and Mrs. w. C. Shell
yer and son, Teddy, Of North Platte,
Nebr.,t visited here last Wednesday
with Mrs. T. A. Thompson. Mrs.
Shelver and son return home follow
ing visit with the formers father,
H. G. Newcomb, of Boscobel.
Geo. p. Goble g. Son are making
extensive alterations to their store
building. The mezzanine floor and
upper basement in the rear are be-
ing taken out and the store extended
clear to the alley. This will afford
much more floor space for display
and work purposes.
James Jordan of Mountain Grove,
Mo-, arrived here last Wednesday and
visited until Sunday. Mr.. Jordan
and family will move from Mountain
Grove to Dubuque where they expect
to make their future home. They
moved to the Ozarks from here about
three years ago but felt that the
region lacked opportunities for their
children.
Charles Webb of Virginia, Mimi.
arrived here Friday for a few days
visit with his father, w. E. Webb.
1t should be understood by pur-
chasers of Chautauqua tickets that
the war tax of ten per cent will be
collected on each ticket at the door
the first night. The tickets are 50
for adults and 81 for children with
war tax added as usual.
Robert Draper left a couple of
weeks ago for Milwaukee where he
attended his niece's wedding. From
there Robert went to New York
where last week he attended the
S150000 sweepstake races at Buffalo
Now Robert with party of PennsyI-
vania friends is sojourning in the
wild lake region of eastern Canada
and from all reports is having a SPLEEN
did vacation.