Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-01-05
LOCAL ITEMS


spent New Years at Platteville.
Miss Grace Stone returned to her
school at Hinsdale, ILL.,, Sunday.
Miss Mary Webb returned TO Elk
horn Monday where she istteaching.
Dorothy Mcmahon returned yester-
day to her school work at Ithaca, Wis.
Whitney Burr and John Calls go
to Milwaukee this week on a business
trip.
Miss Lucille Smith of Dubuque is
visiting her friend, Miss Myrl Burrows
OF this city.
Mamie Guggenheim spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at Grants old
home"--Galena.
w. G. Cartwright will move soon in
to his new home recently built on So
Madison st.
Miss Leona Bryhan returned to West
Allis, after spending he holidays in
Lancaster.
Mrs. VIM. Fisher and son, Curtiss,
Of Livingston were weekend visitors
at Carl Ats.
Arthur A. Knapp was Milwaukee
passenger yesterday following holt
day visit at home.
Mrs. Maude Kennedy of Kenosha is
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Geo. Finney home.
Miss Elya UT of Springfield, ILL.,. was
a holiday visitor at the home OF her
parents in Lancaster.
Miss Laura Johnson, student at the
university, returned to Madison Sun
day to resume her studies.
Miss Alpha Roth returned to Mil
waukee Monday to resume her studies
at Milwaukee, Downer college.
Loren Crapp and family and Mrs.
Fred Korber, all of Potosi, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hounsell.
Miss Jackering was able to return
Ia her home in Sitter, Saturday, after
an operation in a local hospital.
JOS. Alexander of Dubuque visited
here Tuesday with his sisters, Mes
DANES j. c.. Parker and Sam'l Duncalf
Miss Dorothy Hickok, after visit
with her folks in this city, returned to
her school duties at Richmond, HI,
Saturday.
Miss Hymer of Potosi, returned to
North Freedom Saturday after visit
at the parental home during the holi-
days.
Drs. Godfrey performed tonsillest-
omies on Helen, daughter Of Louis
Flesch, and Billie son of Hugh Harper,
last week.
Miss Lorraine Wilson OF Mineral
Point was a holiday visitor at home
Robert Hayes of Green Bay was a week
end visitor at the Wilson home
Messrs c. Fl. Basford, Hal Pugh, L..
A. Clark and r. G.. Sanders motored to
Dubuque Thursday evening to see
Guy Bates Post in "The Masquerade"
Mrs. German, after visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Fisher,
over the holidays, returned to her
home i'll Paw Paw, Michigan, Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Upton, Elgin, Iowa,
teacher, visited over the holidays with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Upton
of Little Grant. Miss Upton departed
Sunday via Potosi for her home.
Otto Befndt of Two Rivers, a hust-
ling city of 1000 on the north lake
shore, visited over the weekend with
his parents in So. Lancaster. The big
Industries of Two Rivers have closed
temporarily at least, Otto says.
At one o'clock dinner given on
New Years day, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Johnson, cf this city, announced the
engagement of Mrs. Johnson's daugh-
ter, Miss Emma Knoble, to Mr.. Harry
J. Gebhards, Of Petersburg, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs Benz. Meyer of Chipp-
eva Falls spent the Christmas vacation
at the home of Mrs. Violana Mcdonald
in this city. Mrs. Meyer was formerly
Miss Ruby Bunker of Montfort, and
taught in the high school here several
years ago.
Rev. l.. Crittenton's brothers, visit
ing here through the holidays, return
ed yesterday to their studies al st.
Johns DeIafield The young visitors
were entertained Thursday at party
given by the young people OF Emman-
uel parish.
Frank Schreiner and wife, and
daughters, Rachel and Margaret, leave
next week for Miami, Florida, where
they will remain until April 18th. They
will return via Washington. d. G., and
other points along the Atlantic sea-
board.
II. B. Uppena OF Rockville, president
of the County Equity societies, was III
MarShfield last week on conference
with the main officials of the state Or
ganization. A delegate convention tor
Grant County will be called to meet IN
Lancaster soon to discuss important
business brought about by the state
meeting last week.
Dorothea May little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Damn born Christ
mas Day, passed away last WedneS-
day morning after five days OF life.
The little one seemed to be thriving
and no warming was had of the sudden
end throat or lung complaint IS
supposed to have caused her death.
Burial was made at Hillside Friday.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Holzinger planned surprise on them
Sunday before their departure TOT
Florida. On their arrival home from
church they found a sumptuous DIN
ner prepared for them. Those pres
emit were: Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Hot-
Finger, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Hol-
Finger, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Holzing-
er, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Holzinger, Mrs.
Mary Taylor and daughter, Mable and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Macke, Virgil
Weisbenner, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. YES
perman.
nj r. Wager of Waterloo was in town