Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-05-18
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qua W U6 uGlQ DIT b1OUuIuS lOu, De-
ginning June II and continuing six
days. An unusually good program
will be given this year. More seats
will be provided and everything will
be done to make this the best chau-
tauqua we have ever had.
Miss Aurelia Schroedel, county
Red Cross executive secretary and
Miss Dorothy Durbin of the state
association were in town Thursday
and Friday making arrangements
for the free health clinic to be held
here next Saturday at the bank hall.
A number of the Royal Neighbor
ladies went for a picnic at the big
spring south of town Thursday after
noon. They were driven home by a
heavy rain, but finished up their pic
mic program, which included a fine
supper at the home of one of their
number, Mrs. Ed Welsh. They re-
port a jolly time.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Mcpherson and
children, Mrs. l.. n ,Woolley and Miss
Gertrude Layne drove to Prairie du
CHEN Sunday Mrs. Woolley went
on to Gays Mills where she will stay
for some time at the home Of her
caring for her invalid mother.
The parent-teacher meeting at the
school Thursday was very interesting.
Misses Amelia SchrOedel and Dorothy
Durbin were present and gave good
| talks on health subjects. The pupils
of the grades gave several musical
numbers. There was a good attend
ance. This was the last meeting for
this year.
! L. D. Mcpherson underwent an op-
GRAFTON at a hospital in Pra du Chen
last Thursday and is now beginning
to improve Mrs. FL. d. Mcpherson re-
! turned from Pra du Chen Thursday
evening.
A good delegation Of students and
others attended the district declama-
tory and oratorical contest at Platte
Vile Friday Our high school was
represented by Monroe Tubbs who re-
ceived fourth place.
! Oscar Schneyer has been elected as
| principal of our schools for the next
year He has been assistant for the
| past six years so is fully acquainted
with the work. Mr.. Schneyer is a good
! teacher and much liked by the pupils.
| The other teachers have not been en-
| ployed.
Edward Kottke returned from John
sons Creek, Wednesday, and brought
| his bride with him. She was formerly
Miss Clara Biener of that place. They
are living in the VIM. Cooley house
which Mr.. Kottke recently purchased
and remodeled They have the best
wishes of the community.
| The Congregational ladies will give
one of their fine dinners at the church
| Thursday evening of this week at $50
o'clock.
Mrs. Lena Guernsey returned on
Thursday from a visit at Boscobel
and McGregor.
! Miss Mary Farrell Of Lancaster
spent the past week at the home of
/ her sister, Mrs. Thos. Bailie
Earl Cooper of Madison visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cooper,
Tuesday and Wednesday,
Mrs. Lizzie Hickok left Sunday for
New Glarus to spend the week with
her daughter, Beatrice, who teaches
there.
Mrs. Helen Judd is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Will Morken.
Mr. and Mrs Mark Hoskins, DR.. NJ
Lancaster callers Tuesday
Supt Ed Young and wife and Mrs
| Beck and children of Lancaster were
in town Thursday.
| The Patch Grove high school ball
team came down Tuesday and played
game with our boys.
Frank Hickok went to Rochester on
Sunday to bring home his wife who
ic
They expect to be home Tuesday
Misses Constance Lewis and Alta
Wetmore, accompanied by Miss Brind-
ley of Boscobel, drove over Friday
afternoon returning Sunday.
Miss Violet Small spent a few days
in Lancaster the past week.
Mrs. Louise Hayden went to Lam
caster Sunday to remain for time
and take treatment for rheumatism
Miss Belva Hoskins was home from
Platteville normal Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pur1 Breithaupt of the
county seat were weekend visitors at
the A. c. Reynolds home.
Messrs. and MINIS. S. A. and Ora
Hatch went to Dubuque Sunday.
DR.. Harry Shearer, Edgerton, came
Sunday for short visit at the NJ F.
Woodhouse home. Mrs. Shearer, who
spent the past week here, accompan-
led him home Monday
The ladies of the w. R. c. surprised
Mrs. Ed. Cornell Thursday the oc-
casion being her birthday. They
brought we'll filled baskets and spent
the evening in a pleasant social way.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Gilligan, Mrs.
Harry Tornowski and Mrs. Reuben
French were Dubuque callers Thurs
Gay.
Clarence and orlando Mutt were
Sunday visitors and the former sang
a beautiful solo at the morning ser
vice in the Congregational church.
Luke Webb, Foster and Ed Porter
and Ralph Hoskins made trip to
Platteville Sunday
Mrs. j. B. Gilligan and daughter,
Patricia, and Dr.. M. B. Glasier were