Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-08-31

week
| Louisa Wepking was a weekend
visitor with her uncle, Henry, of Fen
nimore.
Leona May went to Madison Thurs
day for visit with her cousins, the
i Martins.
Mrs Peter 0hlert of Archie, Mo-. is
spending a week at the Ora Wiss-
/ baum home.
+ "a Albert Brandemuhl and wife are
visiting Mrs. Henry Hughitt at Ha-
warden, Iowa.
Miss Helen Houston of Montfort
called on Lancaster friends between
trains Saturday.
Reliable authority states that the
local moonshine traffic has fallen off
considerably of late.
Henry Smith of Dodgeville visited
over Friday with his sister, Mrs. J.
P. Benedict of Lancaster.
Frank Walker leaves soon for So.
Pasadena, Calf, to spend the winter
with the w. A. Austin family.
John Livens went to Milwaukee
Thursday to visit over fair week with
his sister, Mrs Arthur Wright
Mrs. Annie Edwards and daughter,
Elizabeth, of Madison, spent the past
week at the Frank Schreiner home.
Mrs Florence Onlert entertained
last Saturday evening in honor OF her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Peter OhlerC OF
Missouri
Miss Stella Mathews of Ellenboro
went to So. Madison, Thursday, to
spend a week camping with friends
on the lake.
Mrs. Jake Hoffman and children,
Helen and Paul, went to Highland
Saturday to visit at the Clement
Lacke home.
Mrs. Wayne Williams and daughter,
Mayme, of Wauzeka, visited last week
with Mrs. Len Bradley and returned
home Thursday morning
! Mrs. l.. Houghton and son, Warren,
of Madison, visited in Lancaster last
week at the Clyde Richardson and
John Blackbourne Sr. homes.
VIM Burnes of Sumner, Wash. ar
rived here Friday eve for a visit with
his brother, John. This is Mr. Burnes'
first visit in Lancaster in eighteen
years.
Mrs Howard Aurich of Chicago,
visiting for several weeks with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Mcmahon
of this city, returned home Thursday
morning.
Miss Rowena Roberts of Platteville
spent the past two weeks at the Lee
Vogt home, Beetown, and Geo. Bud
worth home, Bloomington, returning
Saturday
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at the home of Mrs. Letha Orion of
Lancaster, last mid-week Francis
Orion returned with Avis for visit
in Fennimore.
Ralph Irwin and wife departed last
weekend for Milwaukee to exhibit
various products from their fruit and
honey farm at the state fair. They
motored down in their truck.
Freddie Budworth, son of DR.. A. c.
Budworth of Prescott, Wis, motOred
from Cassyille Sunday with the Mink
hammers, to visit his grandmother,
Mrs Al Rudworth ****
Miss Florence Dodd of Ashland
visited the past week at the Haber
mann home in Cassville. She went
to Madison Saturday to visit Mrs
Carrie Kleinpell before returning
north
Alvin Noble, 10 years, son of Geo.
Noble of So. Lancaster, broke his
right arm at Ellenboro Sunday of
last week. Alvin slid down a slide at
the school house, cracking the right
forearm bone in the descent.
Miss Daisy Howell of Fennimore,
a. trained nurse, was here Tuesday
and Wednesday to assist at the opera
ton performed by Drs. Godfrey and
Howell on Kenneth Hirsch, aged IS.
The young man had a broken appen-
dix.
Milton r. Frazier of Bloomington
has been engaged to teach in Cuba
City this year as assistant principal
in charge of science, athletics and
music He expects to organize
school orchestra. Mr.. Frazier taught
here last year.
Certain parties with more greedi-
ness than good sense have been TAX
ing flowers from the plants and shrubs
at the cemetery. AS the directors
have put in much effort to make the
cemetery a place of beauty they ask
that vandalism of this nature stop
forthwith.
surprise party was given at the
Geo. Flesh home Friday evening by
near relatives in honor of Mr.. Flesh's
45th birthday. About twenty were
present The evening was pleasantly
spent at cards. Ice cream and cake
and fruit were served as refreshments.
Miss Veronica Gull of Prairie du
CHEN, Campion young lady, was
here last week visiting her sister,
Mrs. Robert Hoffman of North Lam
caster. Theresa Adams, Helen Zenz
and Helen Creamy are school chums
of Miss Gull and they entertained for
her while she was here.
Members of the Baptist congre-
CATION pleasantly surprised Jos. Wa
eek and wife at the A. V. Ward home
Tuesday evening. The time was
given over to the usual procedure Of
surprise parties and all present had
an excellent time. Mr.. and Mrs. Wacek
have rented a house in Madison and
will make that their future home.
Miss Dorothy Lisherness, daughter
of Mrs Amelia T,iShornpSS of ST