Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-05-11


on a trout fishing trip east of here
E. j. Morse viii remain as court re-
porter under Judge S. E. Smalley.
Asylum Supt Nj. V. Burris went to
Eau Claire yesterday with patient
Thos. aBlewett came up from Day.
export Saturday for weeks fishing.
Chas. Basford was In Dubuque on
business. Friday and returned with
Ned Winskill has rented the old
Croft barn of Mr.. Muender of Mont
fort
Miss Edna Halferty has been APP
pointed substitute clerk in the post
office.
Mrs. Mitchell of Fennimore was an
over-Friday guest OF Miss Louise
Wagner
Mrs. Jacob Hahn and daughter,
Marvel, visited over Sunday at Sui
livan, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Groenier are
in Chicago attending the music deal
ers' convention.
S. E. Smalley, Judge-elect, and F.
E. Ralph, Supt.-elect, were Lancaster
visitors yesterday.
John Domer underwent an operation
for growth on his lip Monday. Drs.
Godfrey did the work.
Mrs. Roy rockingham of Madison
visited over Saturday here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Wright
| Mrs. Chas. Benoy, who has been i'll
with anemia, is better. Her sister,
Mrs. Thos. Bass of Beetown, is caring
for her.
E. E. Culver of Bagley passed thru
Lancaster Saturday enroute to Platte
vile to see his brother, l.. D. Culver,
who is very ILL.,
! Mrs. F. G.. Burr underwent a seri-
Gus operation in local hospital last
! Wednesday. From last reports she
was progressing favorably.
a Japanese Sage Palm. This plant
| is of slow growth and is now %
years old. Mr.. Basford will keep the
plant on his lawn during the summer
Prof. Kehl of Madison was here
Friday for his final dancing class,
returning Saturday. He expects to
return for a much larger class in the
fall.
Hiram Pennock and daughter, Mrs
Nick Loring, departed Saturday for
Leroy, Mimi. Mr.. Pennock's sister
Mrs. Geo. Whiteside, is ill., and they
! went 10 see nof.
| Rev. Guy Campbell and daughter
Ruth, and Mrs. Henry Mink and Mrs
Vina Stone, motored to Madison last
week to visit the Jackson clinic in
regard to Ruth's health.
Jess Sawyer and wife drove over
from Bloomington Monday for the
| day. They recently returned from
California and will remain if Mr.
| Sawyer's health will permit.
Mamie and Phil Guggenheim made
record time in coming from Galena to
Lancaster Monday morning. The
boys left Galena at O'Clock and
reached their destination at 1880
The marriage of Miss Pearl Gallo
way to John F. Tiedeman of Platte
vile, takes place in this city tomor-
row. The bride-to-be is daughter
of Mrs. Alice Galloway. Mr.. Tiede-
mann is business man of Platteville.
r. E. Grilley of Beloit arrived here
Friday to fill the position as operator
at the depot, vacated by Jacob Hahn.
Mr. Grilley is married and has a
baby six months old. He will locate
here as soon as he can find living
quarters.
The county school committee,
Messrs. Ragatz and Wilson and Mrs.
Humphrey, met yesterday to consider
applications for rural school super
visors for the ensuing year. Mrs.
Beach and Mrs. Allen, incumbents,
were among the applicants.
Gilman and Lester of Cuba City
have completed moving house from
the John Thier place in Ellenboro to
No. Lancaster. The house is now
located on ground owned by VIM.
Udelhofen, one-half mile west of the
Klondike road east of Geo. elders
farm The work was done in three
days. The same movers are moving
house for Sam Emler, west of town.
This house moves a quarter of mile
on the same premises.
Friends of little Maxine Bass, eleven
in number completely surprised her
on her eighth birthday Sunday after
noon. After playing games and un-
wrapping the presents light refresh
ments were served on prettily de-
corated table of pink and white, the
cake also bearing eight pink and
white candles Those present were:
Ada Farrand, Hazel Bass, Eta and
Dora Behncke, Katherine and Martha
Wanezek, Esther Voelz, Katherine and
Marjorie Backus, Bertha and Clara
Heinrichs.-A Guest.