Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-10-05

Field Day sports There was a good
ball game between Glen Haven and
Glenn Park teams The latter win
ming by a score of 21 to s. Several
good running races followed, one a
standing race by Louis Hauley and
Louis Erwin each riding two horses.
The first part of the day was fine but
/ it started to rain about p. m, thus
preventing the horse shoe pitching
contest and several other contests
and races. Refreshment stands and
the merry go-round were kept busy
during the day.
The first number on the Lyceum
course for this season will be given
at the city hall, Oct 10 by the Apollo
Male Quartette. The second number
follows week later.
The members of st. Mary's church
gave a bazaar and dinner Saturday at
the paroChial school hall. A big
crowd was out, and all the useful and
fancy articles which were prepared
for the bazaar were sold at good
prices. After the bountiful dinner a
ball game, other games and contests,
a merry-go-round for the little folks,
and other attractions occupied the
time until late in the afternoon. A
dance at the city hall in the evening
completed the days work
The household goods belonging to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones were sold at
auction Saturday afternoon on the
street. Mr.. Jones epects to go to Mil
waukee to learn the BARRIERS trade
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Mcpherson
drove to Rays Mills Friday to spend a
few days at the home of Mr.. Nc
Pherson's sister, Mrs. T. Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Greer returned
to their home in Madison Saturday
after spending several days here
! They were accompanied by DR.. M. B.
Glasier She will visit them until
Monday when she will go to Milwau-
kee to attend Grand Chapter O. E. S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mason, Mrs.
Miner Knapp and Mrs. Leon Knapp
drove to Arlington, Iowa Saturday
and visited relatives, returning home
Monday.
Miss Margaret Patterson was home
from the university for the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Cooper are the
parents Of a little daughter born Fri
day at Doolittle hospital in Lancas-
ter
Mrs. Lewis Wetmore, with two
children spent few days with her
mother, Mrs. Burrows in WyaIusing.
Mr.. Wetmore drove down Sunday and
brought them home.
The Thomas Lyness family have
moved to town and are nicely settled
in the W. H. Brown house.
Miss Belva Hoskins went to Prairie
du Chen Saturday to coach the girls
at st. Mary's school in the game of
hocky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riese and
daughter, Maize, motored up from
Dubuque Saturday and spent Sunday
at the Fred Riese home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Lewis and, Mrs
Grant Tubbs attended the funeral of
DR.. Brindley of Mt Hope, at Boscobel
Wednesday afternoon.
Mesdames Reub French and Lee
BroOkens went Monday to Milwaukee
to attend Grand Chapter O. E. S.
Hiram Cliff is partially laid up with
a very sore hand. A small wound
made by a thorn became infected, with
very painful results
Michael BARLEY of Newton, Kansas
is visiting relatives here
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Johnson return
ed Wednesday from their honeymoon
trip to Minnesota and are getting set
tied in their new home.
A good many from here attended
the ball game at Lancaster Sunday.
Neal Ballentine and a friend were
here from Madison for a few days.
Friday evening they, with Misses Bel
va Hoskins and Dorothy BaIlentine
attended a dance at Prairie du Chen.
Fay Ketner of Boscobel was in town
Saturday 9.a'4
The Harry Geiger family left here
Saturday for GAINESVILLE where they
will make their future home.