Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-07-27
LOCAL ITEMS

Mark Hoskins and wife spent last
weeks visiting relatives in Lake Mills.
Wallace Harville, employed by Ans
tin Dewey, left last week for Fair
mont, Mimi. 4
Mr., and Mrs. Harvey G. Orion and
son of McGregor, were here last week
end visiting relatives.
Miss Florence Hope returned ia
Los Angeles, Calf, after a visit with
Bloomington relatives
Miss Elizabeth Ecker of GAINESVILLE
visited from Wednesday to FRIDAY
here with Mrs. Roy Drew
Horace Hymer and daughter, Mer
ma, visited last week at the Rufus
McGlashen home in Dubuque
Miss Edna Rafferty, went to Fenni-
more Thursday to visit a couple of
days at the Sam Nelson home.
Mrs. Letha Orion and daughter
Francis, left last Tuesday for West
Branch, Iowa, to visit relatives.
Thomas Blewett "blew in" from
Davenport last week and will remain
for ten days or so clearing up about
his farm south of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Letter de-
parted Thursday for Adall, Sheboy-
gan county, where they will visit re-
latives for a couple of weeks.
Miss Josephine Kobodish and little
Alice Pierick of Highland spent last
week from Tuesday to Friday with
the formers sister, Mrs Fred NehIs.
Harry Basford and friend, 0. Char
ter, of Ashton, ILL.,, motored to Lam
caster last week and visited at the
C. H. Basford home for a couple of
days.
DR.. M B. Stewart of Nashotah
seminary, professor of dogmatic and
moral theology, motored home with
Rev. CrittentOn Friday and on Sun
day preached at Emmanuel church.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Fred Blackburn and
daughter, Laurena, of Dunbarton, and
Miss Lyon of Shullsburg, visited the
weekend with DR.. Blackburn at
Cassville and Jos. N. Blackburn here.
John Kelly of Woodman was in
Lancaster Thursday attending the pa
trolmen picnic at Schreiner Park. In
the afternoon John took in the Lam
caster-Platteville game and enjoyed it
thoroughly.
John Woods and wife of Reeds
burg visited last week with his bro
theirs in Little Grant. Another bro
Their, owen Woods of Omaha, was
here at the same time, returning west
via Potosi, Friday
Miss Mildred Kinsinger of Peoria,
ILL.,, visiting for the past month at the
Glider home, returned home Monday
Miss Dorothy Mason of Montfort
was an over-Sunday guest of the
Misses Johnson.
Rev. L. G .Crittenton was in Racine
last week attending a conference of
the Episcopal church. Mrs. w. H.
Williamson went as lay delegate, Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Cramer, in Chi
cago, on the way home.
Lambert Groenier motored to Po-
tOsi Thursday night for Roy Chase of
Little Rock, Ark, who came north
to join Mrs. Chase and son and visit
in Lancaster until after the Stokes
Humphrey nuptials to be held Satur-
day
Hobart Doll, the Beetown farmer
whose eyes were injured by the ex-
plosion of tire last week, was able
to be about town Saturday. Hobart
wears smoked glasses but can see
and is very thankful. He was blinded
for three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel D. Ellis and
sun anu MISS 1uGL DOWOu VI A4bhCcc
ter and Jasper D. Turner of Lady
smith, Wis, mOtored to East Dubu-
que, Ill, Sunday and spent the day
with the Leo Carmody and Peter
Wedge families.
Mrs. A. B. Rowland and three
children, Irene, Dorothy and Donald,
returned home Friday after a two
weeks visit with the formers motner,
Mrs. Fritz Diesel. The old lady IS
able to sit up and is recovering nicely
from her recent accident.
Louis Alt was II years old IN July
Is and the Alt family and few close
friends, twenty-five in number, had
birthday party on the lawn at Alt
helm farm east of town in the after
noon. Mr.. Alt has lived in Lancaster
for over fifty years of his life
The Herald last week made men
ton of the founder of Lake NILS
Mrs. C. M Walker states that her
grandfather, Captain Keyes, was the
original founder of Lake Mills. Miss
Fargo is the daughter of one OF the
founders, the item should have SAID.
Arthur Henz has accepted posi-
ton as assistant herdsman on me
Waterloo Jersey Farm at Waterloo
Iowa, and begins work October 1st.
The farm is said to be the finest Jer-
sey headquarters in the county with
225 COWS of the purest strains. IL IS
located just outside of the city Oh
Waterloo.
Rudolph Sanders flew to Madison
with David Gladish last THURSDAY,
leaving Lancaster at two o'clock an9
arriving in Madison one hour ana
fifteen minutes later The trip nome
began Friday but the machine put put
down at Mt. Horeb owing to a hlgn
wind. The trip from Mt Hore1 TO
Lancaster was easily made the follow
ing morning. Not every city has ar
plane service but flights are Deconl-
inc quite ordinary around here.
Miss Leone Bryhan of West AIMS, Is
here spending the summer with her her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and MRS. oali
Roth, left Friday on an extended va va
cation trip. She went to Madison Ior
a visit going from there to Huason,
Wis From Hudson Miss Brynan