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

/ Rev. Louis Arhelger is spending his
vacation at Ellison Bay, Wis.
Marcia Knobel of Valparaiso, Ind,
has been visiting Lancaster friends.
/ Emery Wales of Green Bay was a
recent guest of friends in this city.
! Mrs. George Muesse of Oak Park
has been visiting Geo. Muesse Sr. of
this city.
Henrietta Ralph of Montfort was
a. weekend visitor at the C. c. Ro-
Eerts' home.
Mrs. r. NJ Orchard and children and
Mrs, Van Beran spent Friday and Sat
urday in Muscoda
| Miss Mary Eastwood of Platteville
was a weekend guest of Miss Belle
Dudley of Lancaster.
Mrs. Francis x. Burr and Miss Rem
cite Jones of Madison visited Lancas-
ter friends Saturday.
! Mrs. Thos. Pendleton went to Madi-
son Sunday to take medical treatment
| in a sanitarium there.
Miss Martha Pendleton of Blooming
ton visited her grandfather, John B.
! Horsfall, here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Thompson of
Milwaukee were Friday and Saturday
visitors with Mrs. A. c. Smith.
! John Groenier and wife of Jefferson
] PIX, III. ere expected this week for
visit at Lambert GroenieT's
Robert LETTER and his crack team
of drivers, attended the Boscobel fair
and took first on carriage horses.
! Roy c. Door of Madison has rented
floor space of G. d. Edwards for sell
ling army goods of all description.
Miss Bernice Block, visiting for six
weeks past at the Chas. Thier home,
returned Sunday to her home in Ken
osha.
| The Henry Bryhan and George Tuck
wood families motored away last week
and had a vacation around and in the
capital city.
E. j. Austin and wife departed Sat-
urday for Kesley, Iowa, to spend a
week visiting Mr.. Austin's sister, Mrs.
F. A. Dahn
The Rhoda Royal circus runs it's
gambling features wide open anyway.
| Nothing secret about it.-Dodgeville
Sun-Republic
]. c.. Perantau, for the past three
months oil salesman with the Auto
| Service & Supply Co., left Saturday
for Superior, Wis.
! Evelyn Sherman returned last week
from Chicago where she visited her
grandparents and aunts and uncles for
a month or more.
Mrs. John Clifford of st. Paul visited
the week at the W. D. Burr home and
with other Lancaster friends. She re-
turned north Friday
| Mrs. L. j. Kelleher and daughter,
Patricia, of Des Moines, visiting at
the Geo. Mccarthy, returned west
Monday of last week.
Roger Wellman directs his paper to
| Sitter instead of Sinsinawa Indicating
that he has moved back on the old
stamping grounds" again.
Road Supt. Hayes and a party of
! Northwestern officials spent Thursday
night in Lancaster, coming and going
in the Hayes private car.
| Mrs. John Henkel and Miss Esther
Henkel departed last week on their
trip to various northern points to es-
cape the hay fever malady.
Misses Bertha and Matilda Schu-
man of Milwaukee, camping for the
past several weeks at the Peter Stof-
fel farm, returned home Sunday.
| W. A. Stowell of Gays Mills, an ex-
perienced produce man, has entered
the employ OF Ellie DObson in charge
OF the poultry and egg department.
Mrs. Albert Weaver and children,
William and Jean, of Madison, visited
the past week at the Thos. Greene res
ldence in the country, returning home
Friday
John Barnett of independence, Ia.
ham 11io
Phelps. Mr.. Barnett is a Civil war
veteran and former resident of this
county.
Sarah Burgess took a vacation last
week and visited Platteville relatives.
Delphine Hyde has been acting as DR..
kraut's office assistant during Sarah's
absence from the city.
| Sam Galbraith and Miss Viola Vogell
or Lancaster, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Vogell of Chicago, were in CassvilIe
day last week, visitors at the Ever
EFT lshmael home.-Index
Lancaster folks-Mrs. Spencer and
her daughters, Mesdames Frank Smith
and Thomas Welsh, were in Cassyille
last Sunday visiting their friends, Mr..
and Mrs. James H. Mills.-Index.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Huberty and
MS. Lloyd Irvine of Freeport have
oeen visiting at the Ora Sitter home.
Mrs. Sitter returned Sunday with
thf. guests to visit few days at Free
port
Tuesday of last week Mrs. E. v.
Kern, son, Arthur, Mrs. Joe G. Kilbv
and Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Kilby of
Rockwell, Iowa, motored to Muscoda
and visited at the Frank Belscamper
nome. *#%
Messrs. and Mesdames George E.
Groom and s. P. Obershaw drove out
to Lancaster Tuesday. Mr.. Obershaw
whose home is in Fairmont, Mimi,
wanted to see some of his old-time
friends in that city.-Cassville Index.
Miss Alice Wright writes her par
ents that she made record trip to
Nenanah, Alaska. She reached there
sixteen days after leaving Lancaster.
The trip ''in" last year, took six
weeks and involved much delay and
hardship. Miss Wright has enlisted
again in the Episcopal Mission work.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Kern, son. Ar
thur, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe G. KiIby. Mrs.
Thos. Hore, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Kill