Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-29
LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Janice Eastman is home for
tht summer from Beloit college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis George are the
parents of a daughter born Sunday
a week ago.
Mrs. Hal Borah went to Madison
wednesday to again enter the sani-
tarium for treatment.
Rev and Mrs. J. l.. Hack last
week entertained Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Wettengel of Monroe.
Rev. J. L. Hack has converted the
lower part of the parsonage grounds
into a capacious tennis court.
Miss Kathryn Schuster returned
last week from Tower, N. D., where
she teaches in the high school.
Miss Leona May has returned from
the 4-C college at Madison where she
took a course in business education.
Little Hattie LETTER of Dodgeville
visited last week from Tuesday to
Thursday with her brother, Robert
bert.
Miss Gretchen Scheibel of Madison
is sptnding the summer with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS.
Wright
Richard Huftil, so years of age and
a veteran of the Civil War and Han
nah Smith, aged rs, were married
Wednesday at Galena.
j. E. Fronk, attending summer
school at the university, visited with
friends in Lancaster last week and
returned Wednesday.
Miss Gladys Weir, employed at the
county home, departed Thursday for
WoOdman, to visit over Sunday at the
parental Al. Weir home
Mrs. Hugh Orion and son, Hugh,
departed Thursday for Madison to
visit a couple of weeks with Mrs.
Chas. Osthoff, Mrs. Orton's aunt
Prof. Geo. Schuster returned to his
duties at Notre Dame university on
Friday following a weeks visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Schuster
Miss Nora Gull of Prairie du CHEN
visited last week with her sister, Mrs.
Robt. Hoffman. She returned Friday
taking her niece, Irene Hoffman for a
visit there.
Miss Elva UT is home from Spring
field, Ill, where she closed a success
full term of school and will spend the
summer vacation in Lancaster. She
returns to Springfield in the fall.
Mrs. Anna Beach, rural school SUI
pervisor, is taking her vacation, part
of which will be spent in her old
home, Prairie du CHEN, and the latter
half in Denver, Colo, with brother.
Andrew Jerrett and Miss Mildred
Sitter went quietly to Dubuque on
Junt 9Th and became husband and
wife. They are living with the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Sitter,
for the present.
Mesdames Verigan and Heberlein
of Ambridge, Penn, are visiting rela-
tivts in Lancaster and vicinity for a
few weeks. The latter will go on to
California to spend some time with
a daughter-Times.
Sister Walbergine, in charge of the
3rd, 4th and 5th grades at st. Glenn
ent's parochial school the past year,
left Thursday for Milwaukee where
she will receive a new teaching as
signment in another place.
Last weeks article on Lancaster
teachers failed to mention the en-
ployment of Miss Harriet Marks in
charge of latin and modern history.
Miss Hedwig Schumann has the chair
in French and ancient history.
l.. D. Bradley and wife went to
Wauzeka Friday to visit the latter's
sister, Mrs. Wayne Williams, for a
few days Mr.. Bradley took fishing
tackle along with the hope that the
Wisconsin river would treat him
kindly
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w Glider, son,
Roy, and little granddaughter, Maxine
Maienthal, motored to Peoria, Ill,
Wednesday, to attend the graduation
of Miss Ethel Glider from the Bradley
Conservatory of Music. The party
returned Monday bringing Miss Gid
er and her friend, Miss Mildred Kin
SINGER of Peoria.
Miss Annetta Kramer of Cobb, we'll
known in Lancaster through frequent
visits here, was married Wednesday,
June Is, to Charles e. Bishop of Cobb
The ceremony took place in Milwau-
kee. Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop took a
honeymoon motor tour through cen
trail Wisconsin and are at home on
the Bishop farm west of Cobb.
Congressman John M. Nelson an
nounces that he has two appoint
ments for midshipmen at Annapolis
Graduates of colleges or high schools
may enter without mental examina-
ton by submitting certificates. APP
plicants wishing to enter this fall
should submit their high school or
college standings to him without de-
lay. The two highest will be APP
pointed.
A circus or band of gypsies locat-
ed on the Hornbeck farm above
Blockhouse creek on the Platteville-
Dubuque road, would create no diff
ferent appearance from tents and
house wagons owned by Joe Burch OF
Cuba City and occupied by his gang
of trusty road workers except that
the bright colors are missing. The
men are completing the road improve
ment in Blockhouse valley and have
it about done They have an immense
tent for stable purposes, one for
dining hall, smaller tents and en-
closed wagons for cook house and
sleeping quarters for the men.
Mr. and Mrs j. K. Findlay of Wau-
kesha, and daughter, Jean, motored to
Lancaster Wednesday and visited
for two days with Mrs Martin Oswald
and Miss Nettie. They departed Fri