Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-15

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John Rafferty, went to Cobb Mon
day to visit his friend, Kenneth Lang
for a few days.
Mrs. Baehr of Boscobel, was a
weekend visitor with .her daughter
! Mrs. Clyde Pierce.
The graduating class went to Cass-
vile Friday and spent the day pic
nicking in Riverside park.
Rev. Campbell spent Wednesday in
Madison returning to officiate at the
funeral of Mrs Stone Thursday
A. L. Sherman bought the old JOS
Book property last Thursday, Swee-
ney & Suttle negotiating the deal
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Eastman motored
/ to Des Moines, Monday, where Mr.
Eastman attends a shrine meeting.
| Mrs. Laura Kerr was able to come
down town last week for the first
time since her last spell of illness.
| Mrs. Otto OFT of Glen Haven visited
| her father and sister, Alfred Warren
and Miss Mary Warren, last mid
week
| Thomas Rumble and wife of Madi-
son have been spending their vaca-
ton at the home of relatives in Ian
| caster.
! Mrs Catherine Trentzsch is i'm
proved in health allowing her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Costing of Chicago, to re-
turn home.
| Mrs. J. w. Crossley departed Fri
daughter, Mrs. Leo Baumgartner, for
1.-TWO weeks.
The Amos Brown and L. Arhelger
families motored to Delavan Monday
to visit couple of days at the Emery
Bray home.
| Miss Margie Kroening has accepted
a position as boOkkeeper at the Mont
| tor garage in place of Miss Martha
Laabs, resigned.
Mrs. Samuel Mikkelson and daugh-
ter, Marilyn, of Valley City, S. D.,
have been visiting the formers sister,
Mrs. Chas. Klarman.
| Harvey Schmidt, the Industrious
local baker, was forced to cease from
| labor last week owing to an attack
Of rheumatism.
Mrs. Ernest Alt went to Milwaukee
/ Sunday to attend council of the
Milwaukee Downer clubs. Mrs. Alt
is president of the local club.
Mrs. Bessie Schmidt returned home
to Madison Sunday after week s
visit here. Her niece, Susan Glenn
entson, accompanied Mrs. Schmidt.
Mrs. Edith Micha of Ledyard, Ia,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Fred c. Burr, who recently left the
hospital following serious opera
ton.
| A. M Hildebrand, fireman on the
morning train, has rented the Mrs.
John Hore residence in the first ward,
and will move his family here from
Baraboo.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Highlands re-
Gently entertained Mrs. Hughbank's
mother and sister, Mrs. D. w. Hard
! ing and Miss Ruth Harding of Min
neapolis, Mimi.
Mrs. Hazelton of Mazomanie re-
turned home Sunday following a visit
at the John Stone home. She came
to attend the funeral of her sister,
Mrs. Kate Stone.
L. G. Hickok and son motored to
Beloit Sunday to take part in gun
shoot held there Monday. Last week
Mr. Hickok secured 95 out of 100 in
the Madison shoot.
j. j. Oswald returned last week
from Milwaukee where he visited his
son-in-law, Isaac Deller. Mrs. Deller
and son, Oswald, returned with Mr..
Oswald for a visit here.
The court house flag was hung at
half mast Monday in honor of Com
mander Galbraith of the American
Legion who died in motor accident
last week and was buried Monday.
Mrs. Hildebrand and children of
Do Wi 10 CT with
Mr.. Hildebrand, fireman on the morn
ing run. Mr. Hildebrand wants to
move to Lancaster but has been un-
able to find a house.
Matt Metcalfe, road committeeman,
Tom Metcalfe, banker and telephone
director, VIM. Forck, town chairman.
and A. H. Bennett, town clerk, all
of Glen Haven were in Lancaster on
various business matters Wednesday
Mrs. r. M. Lee returned last week
from st. Croix Falls, where she went
several weeks ago to assist in the
care of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Lee. The mother died shortly
after her arrival and the father pas
seG on two weeks later
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rees of Vino
ma, Mimi, came last week to attend
the graduation of Mrs. Recess sister,
Helen. Miss Helen will teach in the
Grant county rural schools next year.
Writ Kilby, the strawberry king OF
Beetown, was in the county seat last
week with berries. Mr.. Kilby says
the crop this year is short due to
frosts although the quality is good.
Mrs. S. S. McNelly and sons went
to Madison Saturday to visit for the
summer with her parents. Mr.. Nc
Nelly will change his occupation for
the summer this being better than
rest.
Sidney Weber returned Saturday
from Milwaukee and will be in the
Il. Weber store this summer. Sidney
has been taking a course in business
in the Milwaukee branch OF the state
university.
Miss Mary Webb returned Saturday
from Elkhorn having closed sue
cessful term of school in charge OF
the commercial department there.
Miss Webb goes to Great Falls, Mont,
next year to teach.
Mrs. H. E. Grilley and son, Robert,
OF Milwaukee, arrived here last week
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