Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-03-02
LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Ruth Higginbotham visited
friends in Madison over Sunday.
Oscar Wright was a business caller
in Milwaukee the first of this week.
Ed. and Walter Schwartz went to
Madison Sunday for a days business
Pr. Kaiser went to Boscobel We'd
nesday to conduct a funeral service
Mrs. Guy Davis of Sitter was a be-
tween trains caller III Lancaster Mon
day.
Miss Harriet Marks is teaching La
tin and History in the Lancaster high
school.
A baby boy arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Twining last
Tuesday, Feb %.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ward were
Sunday visitors at the Charles Huston
home in Montfort.
DR.. Paul Howell returned Sunday to
his home in Beloit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Morgan of North
Lancaster are the parents OF a baby
boy porn Feb. 18th.
Harry Kaap mas decided to return
to farming ana will myve from Ian
caster some time soon
The four children OF Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Huppenbecker of North Lancas
ter were all sick at once the past week.
w. j. Richardson of Platteville was
q Lancaster caller Friday. He motored
over and found the roads pretty good.
w. n. Brown of Ri inelander, here
to attend the funeral of Richard
Meyer, Jr., returned lone Thursday
DR.. j. c. Doolittle and wife left Mon
day for Chicago, where they will spend
q few days on combined business and
pleasure
Mrs. A. j. Soles of Clayton, Iowa,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Smith Of this city for week return
ing home Saturday
Mrs. Roy rockingham of Madison
visited her parents here last week.
Her father, J. w. Wright, is greatly
improved in health
Theodore Taylor, who has been
staying with his son-in-law, David
Spaith, left Monday on visit to Mt.
Ida and Fennimore.
Will Keehner of the Hurricane is
moving from the Henry Knoke place
to the George Lowrey farm in the
same neighborhOod.
Mrs. Elida Thompson Of Fennimore,
visited her daughter, Mrs. Seeley Ell
lis, in Lancaster, for a few days, re-
turning home Monday.
Mrs. Alfred Payne was in Fenni-
more last week assisting Byron and
wife in getting Strengthened out in
their new home there.
Robert Battle Jr. of Alberta, Canada
is moving to one or the Humphrey
farms near Patch Grove. Mr. Battle
is a son-in-law of P r. Stoffel
Mrs. e. Braudt and Abe Howell and
family Of Fennimore, were last week
visitors at the Arthur Stivarius home
in Lancaster, returning Saturday
Mrs. A. Farrand and daughter, Mary,
were called to the farm Of Mr. and
Mrs. John KTohn, near Fennimore, on
Monday by the illness Of Mrs. Krohn.
Arthur Zenz went to the eastern
part of the state last week and bought
number of purebred Jersey cows for
his new herd of strictly blooded stuff.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Gard and son, La
Verne, returned to their home in High
land, Monday after a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams.
Mrs. August Miller and friend, Miss
Clara Kramer, both of DOdgeviIle, re-
tuIueu nome MOuudy dlJef d week
visit at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Beck.
Mrs. VIM. Nance and granddaughter,
Rheba Rosa, of Rockford, visited here
last week with the formers aunt, Mrs.
Charles Meyers. They returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. Delbert Taylor of near Bloom
ngton and Mrs. Henry Grebe of Lam
caster, departed Friday noon for Cuba
City and Platteville expecting to visit
friends for few days.
Thomas w. Reilly, Division High
way Engineer for this district, was in
Lancaster Saturday looking over
federal plans. Mr.. Reilly will locate
in Lancaster with his staff about April
st.