Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-07
LOCAL. ITEMS

Miss Clara Austin of Austinville,
Iowa, is visiting her uncle, E. }.
Austin.
Donald Dyer has gone to Shawano
as director of athletics in the high
school
Clarence Edwards went to Madison
Friday to visit a week with his elder
brother, Roy
Miss Opal Henry has been engaged
to teach the Krohn school, northwest
of Lancaster.
Harry Maultress and wife of Ed
gerton visited at the Geo Henry home
here last week.
Marian Mccullough visited the past
week in Dubuque as the guest OF Mrs.
Hugh P. Stuart.
Mrs Arthur Stivarius and children
visited at their old home in Fenni-
more Wednesday.
Glen Mink and family of CrOokston,
Mimi, were recent visitors at the
Harvey Foster home.
Miss Nellie Moran of Austin, Mimi,
was a recent visitor at the Rafferty,
and WoOdhouse homes.
Mrs. Henry Ramshaw and daugh-
ter, Vera, visited Fennimore friends
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Haag and son, Harold,
were Wednesday passengers to their
former home, Mt. Horeb.
Chris. Shafer has accepted posi-
ton as lineman for the Peoples Tel
ephone Co. of Mt. Hope.
Miss Mary Webb has gone to Great
Falls, Mont, to teach commercial in
the schools there this year.
Harry Stoney left Thursday for
Clintonville where he will instruct in
manual training in the high school.
Miss Elizabeth Mccoy went to Mar
engo, LII, Wednesday. She will teach
the 5th grade in the Marengo schools.
Judge E. B. Goodsell and wife and
John J. Oswald have been on a motor
trip to Milwaukee at the Isaac Deller
home.
Otto Fuerstenberg went to the state
fair Wednesday to see the livestock Of
ferings and particularly the Holstein
cattle.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Cummins of
Potosi went to Milwaukee Wednesday
to take in the sights of the great
state fair.
Miss Ida Trip, attendant at the
county home, departed Friday for
points in Columbia county to visit for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eastman went
to Milwaukee Wednesday to visit at
the home of their daughter, Mrs. G.
w. Baltzer
:. The Basford and Groenier families
returned last week from a motoring
and camping trip in the northern part
of the state.
Miss Mayme Johnson has returned
from Washington, d. c., where she
had a position as nurse in the Walter
Reid hospital.
Co. Supt Ralph has finally moved
his goods to Lancaster and is resid-
ing in the Edge house in the 4th ward
Overhauled for him.
Miss Theda Howe with Miss Martha
Meyer and Mrs. Catharine Nathan
are camping at Miss HOwes cottage
on the shores of Lake Shawano.
The new directory of the Farmers
Telephone Co. is ready for distribu-
ton. 1t is good looking and a credit
to the Herald job department.-Ti
Mrs Marga ret Hauk and son, Elmer,
returned Wednesday to their home in
Coffeyville, Kansas, having visited for
three weeks with the Thier and Unger
families. ~ ~-"I g. 'a""- n --"rI -
Miss Ivanelle Lewis returned home
Wednesday afternoon from East Du-
Leila. The latter came home with Iva
nellie for a visit in Lancaster.
The Lancaster city fathers have de-
cided to install fire siren Of the De-
cot type recently tried out. The ma
chine is the product of a Sank City
plant and sells for $3.50, put up.
Mrs S. Frazier and daughter, Ruth,
of Baraboo visited week with the A.
Hfldebrand family. They returned
home Friday, Mrs. Hildebrand and
children returning with the guests.
Lieut.. C. ]. Johnson and wife and
daughter, Minnie, arrived in Lancas-
ter Wednesday via Potosi. They will
visit for several weeks at the A. l..
Sherman and c. F. Johnson homes.
Ohio Doll and family and Henry T.
Doll and wife left Wednesday on
motoring trip to the state fair. They
will also visit DR.. Frank Doll at Ham
mond, Ind, before they return home.
Miss Beatrice Fenner of Douglas,
Mimi, and Miss Beatrice Stowe of
Winona have been visiting Mrs. Louis
Arhelger. Miss Fenner niece of
Mrs. Arhelger, will attend Lancaster
high school.
Mrs. Susanna Mckenzie of Salem,
Ore, arrived here last week for a
visit with Lancaster friends and rel
atives. Mrs. Mckenzie went west to
reside with her daughter, Mrs. Car
thew.
Mrs. Louisa Hurlburt departed on
Wednesday for Mitchell, S. D., to Wis
it her daughter, Mrs. H. E. Taylor.
She visits at Pra. du Chen on the way
west. Later on Mrs. Hurlburt goes to
California for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitt Jacco of Mime
apolis. called here by the death of
Mrs. JACOBS mother, Mrs. Henry
Hudson, have been making an eX-
tended visit Wednesday they went
to Dodgeville to visit old friends, ex-
pecting to return to Lancaster be-
fore they go home
Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Scheibel and