Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-08-17
LOCAL ITEMS

week in Chicago.
John UT of Springfield, ILL.,, is visit
ing his brother, Everett UT.
Mrs. Joseph Hurlburt plans to
spend the winter in California.
Ned Ivey and friend, Miss Ethel
Todd of Madison visited from Monday
until Wednesday at the Ivey home.
Mr.. aEl Mrs Joe Hiloebrand of
Madison were week end visitors with
Alvin uude11and
]. Harold pugh and Fred Burr mo-
tor5d to Madison yesterday to see the
circus.
Mrs. Powers and children of Wau-
kesha, are visiting the formers father
NJ V. Burris.
John Hamilton and wife have re-
turned from visit to Odds, Alberta,
Canada, with their sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Doll of New
York arrived here last week for Wis
it with Mrs. Oliver Doll.
Roscoe Springer of Ellenboro is at
Pra. du Chien sanitarium taking
treatment for rheumatism.
Arthur Knapp Sr. left the city last
week on a business trip to Spokane,
Wash, and Vancouver Island.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis George an.
children went to Madison yesterday
to take il the biz Rtngline show.
Miss Grace Schneider of Livingson
was here the first of last week as the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Lowrey.
Misses Lillian Potter and Gladys
Weir, nurses at the county hospital,
went to Boscobel, Thursday, to take
in the big fair.
The Misses Susanna and Nellie Low
of Animation visited from Tuesday to
Friday of last week with their uncle.
Richard Sweeney.
Messrs. and Mesdames Wilbur
Frost and Jacob Dersch motored to
Mather last week to visit Mr.. Frost's
father and mother.
Dr. G. L. Tyler and sister, Vera,
and Virgil Critchlow, all of Mellen,
were recent visitors at the A. E. Lewis
home They motored here.
Engineer Otto Schroeder of Madison
is relieving G. H. Williams on the
morning run out of Lancaster to Ga
lena and return in the evening.
The Misses Alta and Ella Burns of
Fennimore visited at Potosi from last
Tuesday to Thursday with their
grandmother, Mrs. Ella Richards.
to Thursday at the Alex Ivey home.
Mrs. VIM. Kroening went to Mil
waukee Thursday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Peters for a week.
Harvey Abrams and wife are away
on motoring trip to Minneapolis
and points in northern Wisconsin re-
turning via lake shore points in a few
weeks.
Nelson Baker and Elmo Bitney of
Ellenboro are engaged in grading the
Graves hill in the township. A rocky
grade and sharp turn are to be elm
mated
Mr.. and Mrs. P. f. Graf have rented
the new flat in the Dan Kinney home.
County Agent Graf was absent last
week attending the county agents
conference at Rhinelander.
Chris Fischer and daughter, Caro-
line have been motoring to CloCuet.
Mimi, where Miss Caroline will in
struct again the coming year. Mr..
Fischer will come home by rail.
Mccartney had it's usual crowd OF
Lancaster people and others from diff
ferent points last Sunday. Some were
fishing, others boat riding and quite
a crowd watched the ball game be-
tween the married and single men. ***
Will Lorenz and Barney Long left
last night Monday the 18th for Potosi,
to take their new launch the "Ben
Hur" on the first cruise up the river
as far as Lacrosse or beyond, the
boys expect to be gone week or ten
days. ***
David F. Gladish took the air last
week from Brendemuhl flying field
with Minneapolis, Mimi, as his des-
tination. Carl Brandemuhl went along
as far as New Hampton, Iowa, to Wis
it relatives until Gladish comes back
and picks him up.
The Lancaster Canning Co. began
the corn pack Monday. The outlook
for good pack is excellent. The pea
pack has begun to move, five carloads
having gone out to date with about
thousand cases in each car except the
last one which took $500 cases.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marberger and
daughter, Villas, are on visit at
Breckenridge, Mimi, where they ar
rived Monday morning of last week.
They travelled by car for a distance
of 700 miles with not particle OF
trouble. They are visiting with MI
and Mrs. Ora Wayne
George w. Swanson of Chicago, an
employee of the State Bank of that
city, was mere ONSI w SuhOSOeey w N1
tend the funeral of his late associate,
Jesse Riese. The young men volun-
teeTed at the same time and were in
France together. Mr.. Swanson was
the banks representative at the tu-
neral. While in the city he was the
guest of c. B. Ziegler and wife.
V L. Showa'ter, i. l.. Mccoy and
Fred Halferty attended the mld-sum-
mer ceremonial of Tripoli Temple,
Milwaukee, at Lacrosse last Friday
and Saturday e. l.. Mccoy took the
degree with Showalter and Halferty
observing. Harry Basford watched
c. H. take the degree. Lee Eastman, $
family went with him to Lacrosse ana
Mrs. Stevens accompanied l.. I'll.
Stevens.
The Herald safe was locked the
other morning and the combination
sheet was missing While the editor
was dismaily wondering how he
could get at his books and what a
bank did when their combination re-
fused 10 work. in walked Les Clark