Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-07-20
LOCAL ITEMS

DOrman Duncan of Madison was
weekend visitor in Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. George Quincy of Har-
rison are the parents Of a baby girl
born Saturday. -
Miss Sarah Wills of Madison was
weekend guest of G. L. Neff of the
highway office.
Mrs Julia Griffis of Mt. Hope was n
Lancaster last week as the guest of
Miss Bessie McNair.
Mr. and Mrs John Howe and
daughter, Theda, returned last week
from their outing on Lake Shawano.
Mrs. Fred Heberlein of Ambridge
Pa, visiting Lancaster relatives has
gone to California to visit daughter
Mrs M A. Jord IN and chil,lrn1,
residing in Barneveld, visited with
Mrs John Hore, returning home Sun
day
Mrs. H. E. Baxter and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Helen Judd, spent the week
a Plattevjlle camp meeting and visit
ing friends.
Miss Cornelia Block, student at the
q G" Business College, Madison, re-
turned to Lancaster Saturday to
spend her vacation here.
Mrs j. F. Morse of Mt. Hone
spent several days last week with her
mother, Mrs. D. w. Baxter, and taking
in the chautauqua while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Breithaupt left
yesterday for Horizon, Waterloo, Mil
waukee and Columbus, expecting to
visit their sons and daughter for a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Wright of
Milwaukee returned home Sunday
after visit at the Abe Livens home.
Mrs Wright was formerly Miss Ev-
elyn Livens.
Misses Nina and Minnie Slaght CT
Cassville departed yesterday via Ian
caster for Milton Jet, to spend the
week with their aunt, Mrs. Jos. Chap
man, and family.
Harold Hinch was knocked I'M
conscious Thursday week ago when
cranking a car. The crank flew off
striking the boy over the left eye
He received medical attention.
Carpenter Henry Brandemuhl fell
from a scaffo'G on the barn at the J
D. Hatch farm i'll North I-ancas Ter
one day las: week, receiving injuries
that laid him VI for couple o. DAYS
The Misses Jane and Evelyn Spar
go of Dover, N. j., are visiting Miss
Theda F. Howe for couple of weeks
The young ladies attended Columbia
college together and formed a warm
friendship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Place anG daugh-
ter, Leila, departed yesterday fer Pitts
burg and other Pennsylvania points,
to be gone for two weeks visiting the
RObt. narrower family and other old
friends back east.
A. H. Truitt leaves Sunday on va
cation trip and the office will be
closed from July 25 to Aug. Is. The
family will visit friends in St Louis,
Vincennes, Ind, Chicago and James
vile. making the trip by motor car.
Mrs. Flo Kettlewell and sons. Ralph
and Raymond, of Minneapolis, enroute
by motor to Chicago stopped off in
Lancaster Sunday to visit the Croft
and lockwood families. The rel
atives, Bin number, enjoyed a pic
mic in Schreiner park Sunday after
noon.
The marriage of S. A. Cousley, ed
itor of the Teller, and Miss Edna V.
Leunenberger of Monroe, took place
Thursday night at st. Johns church
in Monroe. The young couple came
to Lancaster and are housekeeping in
rented until fall.
Relatives mere have received tie an
nouncement of the marriage of Myrtle
Carthw of Spokane, Wash tc Jas. j.
Manning on July Sth. Miss Carthew,
or Mrs. Manning, is tue dau%f Ter OF
Ed Carthew, a former resident or
Rockville, and her mother was Miss
Amelia Damn before her marriage.
Carl Brandemuhl and daughter,
Beatrice, had the unique pleasure OF
a flying trip in the Gladish plane last
Saturday afternoon. Carl says he en-
joyed every minute of the trip and
did not realize how attractive Grant
county was until he was 1000 feet up
and could see most of it spread out
beneath him. The farms from mld-alr
represent gardens in checker-board
style. Ernest Alt went Up later be-
fore the pilot went to Iowa to spend
Sunday returning in the evening.
George Mccarthy, night police, says
that during the recent hot and dusty
weather tourists have been coming
through Lancaster at night. They
generally stop for drink and bit or
advice as to direction. The system Is
rest in the day time in some quiet
shady place and plot route in the
late afternoon to follow it until the
next morning. Tourists in general
say that the Wisconsin roads are the
best and the state system OF marking
the clearest and easiest to follow OF
any state in this section.
Mrs. Mary Kiley writes the Herald
from Los Angeles, Calf, saying she
has located there. The family group
Mrs. Kelley and father, Mr.. Wanezek,
Mrs. Kiley's daughter, Mrs. Butler
and family, enjoy the fresh fruits and
vegetables, roses and sunshine OF Cali
fornia They have modern punga-
low with bath, kitchenette and Sleep
ing porch, large lot, poultry yard and
a fine garden. The coast has had
abundant rain this year, so much SO
that much grain was spoiled. me
DAYS are hot but the nights cool.
Mrs. Joanna Fowler of Beloit, re-
turned home Friday with her daughter
Huberta, aged ten, who underwent an
operation at the hands of DR.. 5. W.