Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-02-23

Mrs. Delbert Winchell has been ill
! for some time past
/ City delivery of mail will be estab-
| llshed in Lancaster May 1st.
/ Miss Grace Bradbury of Fennimore
was Sunday visitor in Lancaster
| Jesse Williams of the Hurricane
is on crutches due to cutting his foot
with an axe.
Cond. Waite OF the noon train is
taking a six weeks vacation in Cali
i fornia a5
! Mrs. Fred Fisher of Madison visit
ed her sister, Mrs. F. w. Halferty the
weekend RAJ
Mrs. Peter Hoffman went to Fen
nimore, Sunday, to visit her sons,
Frank and AL
Miss Mary Kress teacher in the
ltewey high school. was "a weekend
visitor at home
4 Mesdames Geo. Burns and Rollo
Knapp and children were Fennimore
visitors Saturday.
/ Misses Lizzie and Marie Turner of
Madison are visiting their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Turner
Dan Curtiss was a Saturday pas
senger to Arena where he visited
/ his step-son, Leo Myers.
! Dan Aupperle and wife returned
Saturday from Lakeland, Fla, where
they visited for a couple of months.
Josh Leighty has bought the W. W.
/ Reese house in the second ward The
/. Reeses move to Winona, Mimi. soon.
Miss Anna Barber will take charge
OF the Woman's Exchange in the
Clark block in place of Mrs Alice
| Walker.
Parents should not forget the Par
ent-Teacher meeting to be held at the
high school at 7:30 next Monday even
ing.
County Superintendent E. j. Young
reports new school buildings voted
last week at the Cement or McCor-
mick school in Ellenboro and the Flo
ra school in Beetown. The Hazleton
district in Wyalusing has also voted
| to erect a modern school building.
j. T. Bennett was in Madison last
week attending the state meeting of
the county boards. From there he
went on to Milwaukee to attend the
state Rexall convention. Mrs Bennett
went along and visited her sister, Miss
keenan, at Madison.
Mrs. W. w Reese has been the guest
OF honor at several social functions
I given by societies of the city The
Rebekahs entertained i'll her honor
a week ago and Saturday night the
Woman's Club gave a covered dish
supper and party at the j. c. Doc
little home.
! w. d. Burr has bought the Mrs
Mary Judd home i'll the fourth ward
and will take possession soon. The
James Hayden family, spending the
winter with Mrs. Nellie Ziegler, will
move back to their home, occupied by
! Mr.. Burr and family, about the mid
| die of March.
1 The Woman's Relief Corps will give
a patriotic program Saturday evening
Feb. &c, in honor of Washington and
Mckinley The program will consist
of plays, singing and speaking. One Of
the numbers of the program will be
The Thirteen Colonies" The program
begins at 7:30 at Hyde's hall Admis-
sion free and everybody welcome
Street Superintendent John Peter
son had teams out Friday, Feb. 18th
dragging the worst places in Lam
casters fine" system of clay paving
where the traffic is the heaviest. He
also had dragged a portion of the
cemetery road 500 feet long that was
not macadamized last fall This is
probably a record for early dragging
but the softness of the roads made it
a necessity
Frank Jackering returned Saturday
from Beebe SD, for a visit of two
weeks with his father, George Jacker,
| ing of Potosi. Frank is just able to
! get about from an accident that befell
him on Christmas day. He was car
rying a ten-gallon can full of cream
and not having on overshoes slipped
on the ice and fell. The can struck
his body in such a way as to break
one leg between the thigh and knee.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaap went
to Fennimore Friday to visit the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Buster and
to celebrate their joint 18th wedding
anniversaries Eighteen years ago on
February 18th Delphia MONTE became
| the bride of Charles Kaap and on the
same occasion Minnie MONTE and
John buster were married. The
double wedding took place at Fenni-
! more. The day was extremely cold
and in no way compared from a
weather standpoint to the balmy at
mosphere of last Friday.