Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-03-30
Lancaster Local Items

Nellie Bark visited her brother,
( .arence, in Sitter, Wednesday and
Thursday.
I4fs. W. M. Chamberlain of Fennimore
was a business caller in Lancaster
last Thursday
Mrs. J. W. Livingston Of Platte
vile, visited her sister, Mrs. George
Glemenston, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Edwards and
little son, Stanley, visited relatives
in Sitter few days last week
George BROKER and John Roesch
returned last week from Eau Gallie,
Fla, where they visited since last De
cember
Mrs Mae Tiller and son, Ralph,
visited Mrs. Tiller's brother, Roy
Croft in Madison, from Friday to
Sunday of last week
Mrs. G. H. Beckett and daughter,
Bernice. of Ridgeway, visited at the
John Beckett and Henry Maritime
homes here last week.
Mrs. Byron Payne and son, John
Burdette, returned to their home in
Fennimore, Thursday, after a brief
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. James Sweeney and two sons,
Thomas and Harold. visited Leon and
Frank Sweeney in So. McGregor, Ia,
from Saturday until Tuesday.
Mrs. James Walker and Mrs. John
May visited their sister, Mrs. George
Munns of Fenimore last week. The
latter was recently bereayed of her
husband.
Mrs. F. H. Baldwin and daughter,
Betty, of Bloomington, passed thru
this city Wednesday enroute to Liv-
ingston to spend a week with Mrs.
Agnes Allen.
The Brintnall studio has been show
ing some attractive photographs of
local little folks in it's windows. The
pictures are beautifully colored and
have attracted much favorable at
tention
The popcorn wagon changed hands
again last week. Frank, Skinner"
Smith sold his recently acquired
property to Charles Borah who in
turn sold the wood saving outfit to
Liant Galley.
Oscar Edwards left for Madison
Thursday for few days visit with
his brother, Roy, who is attending
the university. Oscar will take in
the state basket ball tournament
while IN the capital city
Mrs. Martha B. Showalter states
that the charity drawing at Milwaukee
will be held May 20, having been post
poned two months. The proceeds are
to be devoted to helping the stricken
children in the far east and Mrs
Showalter sold one hundred tickets
to charitably inclined Lancaster per-
sons
Mrs. H. H. Wefel of Mobile, Ala,
and daughter, Mrs. j. w Maschmeyer
OF Boise City, Idaho, are the guests
of Mrs. H. Fl. Bergheger of Sitter.
The ladies formerly resided in Fen
nimore. They were in Lancaster
last mid-week to renew old acquaint-
ances.
ethel Davey of Dodgeville, and
Gertrude Weaver Of Pewaukee,
teachers at Bloomington, passed thru
Lancaster Friday enroute to their
respective homes to spend the Easter
vacation. They missed the train con-
nection Friday and spent the night
with Miss Bessie Webb, continuing
on their@ Journey Saturday morning.
Fenninore is a pretty windy town,
SO DR.. A. II. Truitt thinks since a sud-
den gust took off his headgear while
here last Thursday and deposited it
where recall was impossible. At
least we presume such to be the case
as new skypiece adorned his head
when he took the noon train home for
Lancaster Docs running days are
over.-FennimOre Times
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gerloch arrived
here from Marshfield last Friday to
again take up residence in Lancaster.
Mr. Gerloch enters the employ of the
Herald i'll charge of the job and adj
yertisement work and his old friends
and customers will be pleased to hear
of this. Mr.. Gerloch is a careful and
competent printer who takes a deep
interest in turning out good work.
Ohio Doll writes the Herald to
change his paper from Dodgeville to
Lancaster and by this we must as
sumo that friend Ohio has decided to
move back to Grant county. The
Doll family moved to farm in Iowa
county about six years ago. Ohio
specialized in 'purebred beef cattle
and has been very successful. In any
event we always need good farmers
and the Herald welcomes Mr.. Doll
home again.