Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-21
LOCAL ITEMS

Vile Wednesday for an indefinite stav
Judge Smalley opens his first term
of court in Richland county this week
j. E. FrOnk Of the university was
weekend visitor at the Caspers home
here.
Joseph Lee has returned from Chi
cago where he spent the past week on
business.
Miss Margaret Taylor has returned
from Ohio for a visit at the S. H.
Taylor home.
been engaged as night clerk at the
Wright House.
Mrs. A. Irwin of Fennimore spent
Friday with Mrs. John Edge of Ian
caster. The latter is very i'll.
Emmett Hartman of Waterloo went
to Madison Sunday to enter the agri-
cultural college of the state university
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Kluckhohn of
OdelbOlt, Iowa, mOtored here last
week and visited their nephew, Frank
Boerner.
Mrs. j. B. CHM Of Galena, here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. J.
Stauss, for two weeks, returned home
yesterday.
Roy Edwards returned to Madison
Saturday for his last year in the uni
versity. Roy has specialized in drug
chemistry.
Ruth Mink departed Saturday for
Madison to resume her studies in the
home economics department of the
university.
James McBrien was taken seriously
i'll Sunday night with an attack of
gladstone trouble. He was feeling a
little better Monday.
E. d. Grebe and wife and daughter
of Ashland, Nebr., and Mrs. Horace
Alma Of Greenwood, Nebr., are here
visiting Mrs. aJne Grebe
Miss Rachel Payne writes that snow
fell in Bozeman, Mont, Friday and
Saturday a week ago and that it was
cold enough to wear furs.
Mrs. ThOs. Jerrett of Fennimore was
here last week helping care for the
new babe at the Ed. Pagel home. Mrs.
Pagel is Mrs. Jerret's niece.
The county agent has Will Pink's
ten ear sample of Silver King corn
that won second premium at the state
fair, in his office on exhibition
Ben Wilke and family of Hazel
Green returned home Saturday hav-
ing visited for week at the John
Udelhofen home in South Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Veners, employed at
the John Diesel home in No. Lancas-
ter, departed Monday for a visit at
Marshfield and other northern points.
Miss Louise Webb of Gilbert, Mimi,
here visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Martin Oswald, departed Monday for
Madison where she will enter the state
university.
The fire department was called to
the Roy Drew home near the fair
grounds Monday noon by a burning
chimney. The damage done was in
considerable.
Rev. VIM. Grossheim, G. j. Stauss
and Geo. Wieland braved the mud
yesterday and departed in car for
Kilbourne to attend the Madison dis
trict Presbytery
Mr. and Mrs. Will Orr had as over
Sunday visitors Mr.. James Coleman
and sister, Mrs. M. Kerine of Madison.
This lady and gentleman are sister
and brother OF Mrs. Orr. ***
Mrs. Fred Meyer departed Sunday
for her home in Seattle after a visit
of several weeks in Lancaster and
Rhinelander. Mr.. Meyer went to Ok
lahOma last week on q business visit.
The choir of the Presbyterian
church were the guests OF Rev. and
Mrs. Grossheim on Friday evening.
The evening was spent in playing
games after which refreshments were
served.
Young people leaving Monday for
the university were: Elsie Brennan,
Florence Bailie, Ivanelle Lewis,
Rowdy Elliott, Helen Bruss, Tom Nc
Donald, Helen Carr, Roger and Harold
Austin.
Misses Bessie Krohn and Annette
Backus were Sunday passengers to
the university. Miss Krohn enters
her fourth year and will graduate in
the spring to take up high school
teaching. Miss Backus enters this
year and will follow similar line OF
study.
AdoIph Nathan of Chicago, nurse.
Miss Watson, and grandson, Buddle
Mast. were visitors from Thursday
to Monday with Mrs. Catherine Nath-
an Mr.. Nathar's health is good al
though he is now rs years old. They
all enjoyed their Lancaster Visit
immensely.
Rev. August Cramer, at one time
pastor of the Presbyterian church put
now a Sunday school missionary IN
South Dakota and Iowa spent the
weekend with Rev. and Mrs. cross
nelm. Kew. Cramer pTedCnSu poIi1 -
the morning services in town ana at
the services in Hurricane in the after
noon.
One. of the damSels in the gypsy
band here Saturday stole So from VIM.
Croft, an aged veteran OF this Guy.
The young woman engaged Mr.. Croft
in conversation for a moment and III
some manner removed the money
from his purse Mr.. Croft reported
his loss to Chief Joe Keene but the
gipsies had already left the city"
Sam Wrestling and wife OF kenesaW'
Nebr., have been visiting for the past
weeks at the Bailie and Westlng
homes in So. Lancaster. They motor
ed here in their car Mr.. Westlng
struck out for Nebraska - years ago
and he relates that the prairie state
has been good to him He owns con-
siderable land near Kenesaw and is
lumber man and bank president
A surprise party was given at tne
L. D. Durni home Sunday evening III
honor of Mr.. Durni's Goth birthday
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