Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-22
LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Helen Graney. Helen Zenz and
Dolores Glenpon returned home Dec.
IS, from ST. Mary's college for a two
weeks Christmas vacation. Miss
Teresa Adams, their roommate and
friend was called home two weeks ago
on account of the serious illness Of
her brother, Charles, who is a patient
in the Fowler hospital at the present
Misses Adams and Graney. Zenz and
Glennon will return to st. Mary's Ian
5. We are sorry to know Miss Adams
will have two weeks school to make
up, but we feel that anyone with the
ability she has will make mp in a
short space Of time. M**
Womans' Relief Corps election re-
suited in Mrs. Mary H. Morse being
reelected president. Ella HI. Reed, Sr..
vice, Mary Croft, Jr., vice. Georgian
ma Place, Treas; Lucritia Totman
Chaplin; Katherine Brandemuhl.
cOnd.; Clara Hodoval, Guard. joint
installation of Tom Cox Post and the
Womans Relief Corps will be held
the evening OF Jan. 8. Banquet at 6
o'clock. Members bring well filled
baskets. ***
Rev. F. c. Webster and wife and
children, Vesta and Frederick, visiting
at the Collins Chapman home in Water
loo for the past three weeks, left Mon
day for their new home in Chattanooga.
Tenn. Rev. Webster was until recent
ly in charge of church in Montreal.
Canada. On their way south the fam
lily will stop at Milton Junction, to Wis
it JOS. Chapman and family.
Messrs. George D., and Chas. N.
Crittenton, brothers of Father l.. A.
Crittenton, are in Lancaster for the
Christmas Holidays. The two BOYS
are attending school at ST. Johns
Delaffeld, and arrived last Saturday
night. Their home is Key West Fla.
Judge r. ]. Sweeney was called in
tn hear the case of j. C. Morgan of
Cuba City, charged with violation of
the Mulberger act. Mr.. Morgan took
change of venue from Justice Bor-
rows. He was held to circuit court.
Miss Hedwig Schumann, teacher in
Lancaster high schools who has been
ill for the past week or so, left Satur-
day for her home in Milwaukee to re-
main until after the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. William Welsh, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur Frost spent Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Frost's sister,
Mrs. P. Schnorrenberg, at Patch
Grove. ***
Mrs Samuel Stephens and daughter,
Lillian, leave today for Milwaukee
where they will visit over Christmas
at the r. H. Tarrant home
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Peterson and
small son went to Platteville, Friday
to visit Mrs. Peterson's mother, Mrs.
Kruel, through the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Cohoe of Ellen
boro were the parents of an infant son
born last Wednesday. The child lived
but a few minutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Frost spent
Saturday at Mccartney at the home
Of Walter Frost. *#*
Miss Alice Lee and Miss Annetta
Backus underwent tonsillectomy oper-
atoms at Doolittle Hospital las week
Students from Appleton, Beloit,
Madison and other colleges arrived
home Saturday to spend the holidays.
Louis Schroeder Of Milwaukee was
here to attend the funeral Of Mrs. l..
Weber He returned home Monday
Miss Rachel Payne came home Fri
day from her school III Hebron, n. D.,
to visit during the holidays.
A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Garthwaite of Beetown on Dec. IA.
Miss Hazel Pringle of Cassville is
a patient at Doolittle hospital.
Miss Alpha Roth came home from
Downer Friday for the holidays.
Mrs. Joe Walker was able to leave
the hospital last Thursday.