Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-06-23

the mid-week.
Dr. Paul Howell and family of Be
Iolt, visited here last week at the par
entail Tony Howell home.
MISS Leone Showalter departed on
saturday for Whitewater Normal and
viii attend summer school.
hhlght Clarence Calvert of the local
r. OF +. order was in Neenah last
week attending Grand Lodge as Lam
caster delegate.
Mrs. Elyira Rigdon who recently
underwent an operation for tumors
at Presbyterian hospital Chicago, is
reported as convalescent.
Hex Schmidt is the envy Of the
small boys on account Of possessing
Red Devil Flyer" this being
small vehicle propelled by motor
Arthur Knapp headed a large crew
Oh motorists to Milwaukee last We'd
hesday the expectation being to make
another mammoth drive-out of the de-
pendable road vehicles.
MISS Myrtle Wanamaker of Bosco-
bel has been engaged by DR.. Moore
as Office assistant Miss Wanamaker
Is making her home with her friend
Miss Leone Showalter.
Mrs. r. T.. Heidi of Highland and
three children returned home We'd
nesday following a visit here. Roy
HEIDI, the oldest boy, remained for a
boys.
Mrs. Junius G. Adams and son.
Junius Jr., OF Asheyille, N. c.. arrived
here Wednesday to spend the month
with Mrs. Adams sister, Mrs. Geo. B.
Clementson
The Hyman Goldstein family was
released from quarantine last Tues
day after long siege with scarlet
fever. The three children all had the
complaint but are now we'll.
Mrs. A. H. Truitt and children re-
turned last Wednesday from Daven-
port, where they visited for a. month
DR.. Truitt motored down for them
and spent few days at his alma
mater.
The W. G. Cartwright family have
moved into the old rockingham
place now owned by NJ. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Bessie Chapman has moved into
her fathers cottage on west Pine
street.
Miss Clara Urmson Of DUBUQUE. a
trained nurse in attendance at the
Arthur Zenz home, returned home last
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Zenz have
new baby girl who arrived the lat
ter part of May.
Mrs. NJ. G. Edwards and son, Stan
ley, were called to Madison, Saturday.
by the illness of Mathew Edwards Or.
of Bellville. Mr.. Edwards was taken
to Madison the same day for an an
pendicitis operation.
A complete failure of the lOcOmo-
tive on the incoming noon train
caused a two hour delay last Thurs
day. An engine came from Madison
to Montfort and picked up the stalled
train bringing it in.
Sheriff He'll and daughter, Mrs. ].
Lee Wright, departed Friday for Men
dOta with Miss Josephine Forman Of
Muscoda, IS years, who was examined
Wednesday by Drs. Gobar and Eames
and pronounced insane.
Roy Guthrie of the Delco agency
was at the depot Thursday watching
the unloading Of the Uncle Toms Cab
in show Of several cars and As peo-
pie. Mr.. Guthrie found much to his
delight that the show cars used the
Delco lighting system
w. v. IOuIiGI .Ol west bFa1CIl. iowa,
arrived here Friday week ago for
Wis tiwith his daughter, Mrs. Letha
Orion Tuesday Mrs Orion and chill
dren and Mr.. Butler visited at the
Frank Horton home in Fennimore.
Mrs. Horton is another daughter Of
Mr.. Butler.
II. Meader and family of Dent.
Mimi, motored here last week and
xrictfnI I've
Ward. The Meader family are max
ing an extensive motor trip through
the northern states with Oklahoma as
their ultimate destination. They re-
turn north in the fall.
Mrs. S. r. Greene departed on We'd
nesday for Chicago where she will
make her future home Mr.. and Mrs.
Greene are pleasantly located on No.
Clark street opposite Lincoln Park
and a few blocks from Lake Shore
Drive and Lake Michigan They will
doubtless enjoy their residence in the
big city
Mrs. Violana Mcdonald went to
Montfort, Saturday, to visit her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bunker, over
Sunday. The old gentleman is 80
and his good wife 80. They have
DeGn married 10 years. MT. bunker
reads without glasses and is exceed
ingly spry hoping to round out the
century mark.
Prof. Ralph Gelbach and wife of
Iowa City, Iowa, arrived here last
week and will spend the summer on
Aberdeen-Angus Stock Farm i'm North
Potosi, with their cousin, Parke Gel
bach Prof Gelbach is connected with
the department of chemistry in the
Iowa institution during the winter
months and follows farming for health
and diversion during the summer.
Mayor E. l.. Mccoy expresses him
self as we'll pleased over the progress
made in re-surfacing the streets in
the business center. The present
Tarvia is of very high grade and it
hardens almost Immediately into a
rubbery surface. AS the lower grade
takes much longer to harden and in
the meantime adheres to the vehicles
passing over, the substance now be-
ing used should make great i'm
provement.
o. r. Roesler of Jefferson, inspect
-. e +l,a Cfofo PQard of Control ar