Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-08-31
LOCAL ITEMS

MISS heud ANDERSON OF Livingston
visited Lancaster friends last mid
week.
Fred Graves of Beloit, employed by
Garrity on Hackett, spent. Sunday at
home.
Mr., and Mrs. Allen Aupperle and
Miss Grace Lickel are taking in, the
state fair.
Miss Sarah Ann Smith of Ten sleep.
Wyo., is visiting her brother, VIM.
Smith of Lancaster
Miss Clara Behling went to Milwau-
kee Monday for a weeks visit with
relatives and friends.
Miss Grace Campbell of Platteville
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. r. P.
Holmes Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carthew are
the parents Of a little daughter who
arrived Monday night.
Miss Genevieve Kelly of Potosi a
trained nurse, went to Milwaukee
Monday to accept employment.
H. S. Sterling of Chicago, a Nasho-
tab seminary student, was weekend
guest of Rev. L. A. Crittenton.
Miss Amelia Bast and Mrs. Martha
George and children went to Milwau-
kee Sunday to attend the state fair.
Mrs. Bessie Chapman is in Milwau-
kee this week in charge of the Grant
county rural school exhibit at the state
fair.
A girl was born Aug. % to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reuter- of Mt Hope, DR..
Elgie Kraut officiating at the happy
event.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bausch and Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Esser of Cassville de-
parted Monday via Lancaster for the
state fair.
Burlie Dobson went to Milwaukee
Friday to attend the state fair but
was called home by the death of his
father, John Dobson.
Mrs. w. j. Duncan went to Madison
Friday to visit her niece, Bertha Grill,
and attend the cornerstone setting of
the new Beaver building.
Engineer Otto Schroeder returned
to Madison Sunday having relieved
Engineer Chas. Williams for three
weeks on the morning run.
Fred Kuhn of Mason City, an old
veteran and former Lancaster resi-
dent, was here last week visiting VIM
Smith and Albert Brinkman.
Adelbert Bray, one Of the university
boys working as highway engineer
under Reilly, went to Madison Friday
to see about his fall studies.
Mrs Lauretta Eastman returned to
her work at Columbia and st. Mary's
hospitals, Chicago, Monday, after a
stay of six weeks in Lancaster.
The marriage of Thomas Auel and
Miss Bell Birch will take place at the
Toay Garner home in Beetown tomor-
row. The young people are well
known and popular.
Mrs Carrie Wenzell departed Sat
urday for Chicago to visit her son, F.
A. Wenzell, and later goes to Milwau-
kee to visit Mrs. Will Ludwig and Mrs.
Geo. Fabin, two daughters.
Eastman & Rich had the bad luck
to lose their two best pigs, shipped
Friday to the state fair. A boar and
SOW died from the heat at Madison.
Two others were sent in to complete
the showing.
J. S. Wright and wife departed
Monday for San Diego, Calf. to spend
the winter with their daughter, Mrs.
Harcleroad. Lee Wright has rented
the Wright fiat, vacating the residence
rented from Mr.. Huppenbecker.
Mark Hoskins was called to Patch
Grove Friday to conduct the funeral
of a Mrs. Krogman who died at the
home of her son. The old lady came
a year ago from Dyersville, Iowa, and
the body was taken there for burial.
Miss Lottle Seipp of Lancaster, on
the way home from st. Paul where
she will teach next year in the school
for. the blind, was in Cassyille Sun
day and visited Misses Beth Okey and
Myrtle Caldwell and called on other
friendS-IndeX.
The latest reports indicate that So
called crop experts" are partly Off
at least in predicting potato short
age. Grant county farmers are look
ing for fairly good late potatoes ana
reveals that tubers stood the drought
and insect pests of July and early
August remarkably well.
Miss Ada Allen of Beetown has
dislocated left hip as the result or
falling from the running board OF
car last Thursday. She was riding
with her brother, Grover, and endeav-
ored to stand on the running beard OF
the car from the gate up to the house
She fell suffering the named accident.
DR.. Kraut is caring for her.
Justice Burrows released Ernest
Bachelor of Platteville Friday upon
$500 bond being furnished by the
youths father and uncle. Batchelor
is charged with the theft of the Mike
LeffeIholz Ford several weeks ago.
complaint has been filed against
Ernest Bertram, companion OF
Bachelor, at the time of the alleged
theft.
John M. Stone received a letter last
week from his son, Evans w. Stone,
stating that he. Evans, was married
August 10 to Miss Grace Coe OF Des
Moines. Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. Stone
are at home to their friends at Apt.
SO. San Cruz Apis, goth and Pleas
ant streets, Des Moines. The news
comes as a pleasant surprise TO
Evans many friends in Lancaster.
t. Emery Bray, superintendent OF
the state school for the deaf at Dela,
van. accompanied by his family, and
by his niece, Miss Irene Rogers OF
Mexico, Mo-, spent from Thursday
until Monday at the CGas. BilkeyI