Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-03-16
LOCAL ITEMS


j. |. Cook of Montfort, was bust
ness caller here Monday
Floyd.sWerley of Fennimore was a
Sunday visitor in~Lancaster.
Beck & Schwartz have a new / 1-2
ton truck on the cream route.
Paul Jones of Chicago was a BUSH
ness caller over the weekend
Harry Behncke was business
caller from Fennimore Monday.
Mrs. Paul Graf is spending a few
days with relatives in Mt. Hope.
Bernice Dawson and Dorothy Pole,
of Platteville spent the weekend in
this city.
Mrs. H. j. Johnson and daughter
Marion, spent the weekend at the
w. B. Dyer home
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Roberts made
short business and pleasure trip tc
Madison this week.
Clyde Roth returned to East Moline
Monday morning after spending the
weekend at home.
Rev. Albright of Mccormick semin-
airy, Chicago, occupied the Presbyter-
ian pulpit here Sunday.
Miss Sadie Uphoff returned to Mad
ison Monday after a week spent al
the w. j. Brennan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mulvey DEPART
ed Monday for three weeks visit
with relatives at Neenah.
Harry Edwards is recovering from
an operation for appendicitis at the
Fowler hospital March 9.
George Mallory, employed by the
Herald for the past month, departed
Sunday for st, Paul, Mimi.
Lucille Hatch underwent an opera
ton for the removal of tonsils by the
Drs. Godfrey early this week.
Francis Lind returned to her home
III Sitter Monday after few days
visit at the VIM. Frawley home.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hamm return
ed to Manhattan, ILL.,, Monday after
visiting relatives here for a week.
B. G. Beetham of Boise, Idaho, is
here to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Beetham, and other relatives
Mrs. Will Storrs of Fennimore re-
turned home Sunday following
weeks visit at the Fred Maso HON,
here.
Harry Braudt and family have re-
turned from Mt. Hope to Lancaster
MIR. Braudt will enter the employ OF
Guy Horsfall.
Mrs. Scott Of Boscobel returned tC
her home Monday following a months
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Mona
Allen of this city.
Oswald Ellis returned to his work
with Fred Eisele in Fennimore. after
short vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lincoln Ellis.
Elizabeth Mccoy returned to Platte
vile Monday by train after visit al
home since Saturday, it being impos
s1ble to return by auto due to the
weather
0. w. Damn has moved his insur-
ance and loan business to the Stone
building over Weber's jewelry store
and in the same building can be found
Ii. e. Schreiner selling bonds OF
every description.
John Heinrichs, the So. Lancaster
farmer, sold his fine team last week
to Croft & Dunholt The team is a
span of gray mares coming five years
old and weighing 100 pounds apiece
They brought around $500
Those from abroad attending the H
r. King funeral Thursday were: Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Hale, Mr. and Mrs
Curt Craven, Platteville; Mr. and Mrs
George Stewart, Austin, Mimi; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jerrett of Liv-
ingston.
The local jewelry firm of Weber
BROKER & Weber has been reorgan-
lied with Walter Weber stepping out
but continuing in mis- own jewelry
business in this city. Lloyd BROKER
and Albert Weber of Fennimore are
the members of the new firm
Deputy Sheriff Frank Calls was in
PIatteville Saturday with a sheriff s
sale of 40 acres in section rs, town OF
Paris. George Holzer, holder of the
mortgage against the place owned by
Ben j. and Title Pitts, bid it in for
$1,S73.72, the amount of the note.
At 7:30 Saturday morning Herbert
Weisbenner of Beetown and Rose
Bendorf of this city were married at
Congregational parsonage by Rev.
Arhelger. Mr.. and Mrs. Weisbenner
departed on the morning train for
Chicago where they will enjoy their
honeymoon The witnesses were
Virgil Weisbenner and Belva Kerr.
Fred Aupperle has ordered ice from
Wausau and ten carloads are on the
way. The ice will cost $3.50 a ton
on the tracks at Lancaster and 50
carloads of 80 tons each will be re-
quired to supply the city. The
shrinkage due to handling will amount
to 25 per cent Mr. Aupperle will
place the cost sheets in the hands of
the city ice committee and be guided
by their decision as to fair price
for the CONCEALED product