Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-14
LOCAL ITEMS

Additional Locals on page two.
Paul Splegelberg of Five Points III
very i'll.
Miss Marie Kretchman Of Fem irnore,
visited Lancaster friends fair week
l.. II. Okey Of Cassville, uncle of
Mrs. Henry Mink, is reported as very
sick.
Miles MeTgen of Wyalusing is the
new patrolman on 26, Bagley to Glen
Haven.
Miss Helen Hurst of Potosi went to
Appleton Monday to resume her work
at Lawrence college.
G. E. Dearborn and wife. here for
the past two months, returned home
to Gary, Ind, Monday
Helen Kemper departed Monday for
Whitewater normal where she will at
tend school this year.
Miss Isabel Smith of Chicago went
home Monday after a visit of two
weeks with her brother, Sylvester.
Mrs G. r. Hubbard 81 Rockville
went to Watertown Monday 20 visit
her daughter, Mrs. G. L. Van der Bic.
a guest of Lancaster friends last week.
Mrs. P. t. Stevens of Montfort was
a weekend guest of her son and
daughter in Lancaster.
Miss Alice Groenier returned home
to Chicago yesterday after an extend
ed visit in Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Edwards have
returned from Saltwater, Mimi, after
a summers visit there.
Mrs. Fred Wenzel went to Platte
vile yesterday to visit her sister. Mrs
Oscar Henning, for few days.
Eva Taylor departed last week for
HnnGOn Oh, mil
Latin and French in the high school.
Miss 7. Grimm of Jefferson, sister
of Judge Grimm, visited last week at
the w. H. Williamson home.
Pearl Holzinger of Salem, Ore, re-
turned home Friday to spend the Win
ter with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Holzinger.
Miss POrtia Showalter was a Ftnni-
more caller yesterday. Miss Show
alter has taken her home in the End
ward and will reside in Lancaster for
the winter
Miss Kathleen Crichton returns to
Lancaster this week from Marion,
Ind, where she has been spending
the summer, to take up her studies as
a senior in the Lancaster high school,
Baseball, Sunday, Sept. IS. Lancas-
ter VS. a strong Dubuque team. Red
Tabor will pitch for Dubuque and De-
laney or Blackburn for Lancaster
Slim Lewis, umpire. Game starts 2:30
John Spiegelberg of Five Points
reports that seven Poland China
brood sows on the farm have borne
100 pigs-50 spring and so fall-this
year. All the pigs are alive and in
thrifty condition.
Misses Mary Schuster and Marie
Hoffman went to Sinsinawa yesterday
to enter st. Clara college. Miss
Schuster will take the classical
course while Miss Hoffman's inclina-
tions run along business lines. The
young ladies are products of the
Lancaster schools and bright and at
tentive.
Mrs. Rose Lance of Bloomington,
an exhibitor in the piano department
at the fair, has a diploma awarded
her in 1894 from DeIos Abrams, pres,
and T. A. Burr, sec'y, for having the
best exhibits of pianos and organs at
the Grant County Fair. Mrs. Lance
has been in the music business for
many years ard her success has been
due to delivering a continuously good
line of products.
Sunday visitors at the M. e. Car
mody home were: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
P. Pluemer and daughters, Leta and
Loretta and son Louis. Master Bruce
Brown, Oscar Loeffelholz of Louis
burg, Wis, Mrs. Robert Woolman,
Kansas City, Mo-, Mrs. Ned Winskill
and sons, Virgil and Billy, Marian
Winskill, Mrs. Otto Waldman, Miss
Tena Young, Dubuque, Mrs. Charles
Burrows, Miss Myrl Burrows, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Edwards and son,
Stanley, Mrs. Geo. Martin and son,
Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Willard and
Annabelle of Prairie du Chen.