Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-15

OeOISe hlSuOu departed IOr Wdu
kon, Iowa, Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Oates of Iowa Falls,
Mrs. Henry Oates of Iowa Falls, Ia.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jos. God
frey in this city.
Mrs. M. Miller has returned from
/ Colome, S. D., where she visited las
winter. Her son, William brought
Mrs. Miller home. 49,
Mrs. w. B. Dyer visited last week al
Mazomanie with her brother, William
| Wurster. Mr.. Wurster motored home
with Mrs. Dyer Sunday.
DR.. Fowler reports two births:
boy at Geo. Mobiles, So. Lancaster, or
June 10th, and boy at Alvin Baus-
mans, Liberty, June II.
Geo. P. Goble and wife, daughter
Leila, and Miss Elva Dyer, motored
to the Dells region the first of last
week returning Wednesday,
Miss Nellie Howell went to Bridge
/ port, Thursday, to visit her aunt
| Mrs. Blakesley. Miss Alice Howell
is making her home with Mrs. Lucre-
| tia Totman. DR.. Fred Rafferty, has
rented the A. J. Howell home.
! Cora, the five-yearold daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mayne of Bee
town, has been taking treatment at
the sanitarium here for a dislocation
| in the neck bones incurred in some
manner while the child was playing
in the yard
A large number of county commit
| tee members were in Lancaster We'd
nesday. The state road and bridge
committee met to look over bids on
| Mt ,,+i,1
| Wednesday. The asylum board met
and conferred on county farm mat
tiers.
Louis Starr, Jr. and Miss Martha
/ Laabs, mechanic and bookkeeper at
the Monitor garage, are receiving the
congratulations of their many friends
The young couple stole quietly away
| Friday a week ago and were married
| at Dubuque. They will continue to
reside in Lancaster.
| Harry Carthew closed a deal with
| A. G. Knapp last week for the old
Cover property on South Monroe
street occupied for the past five years
| by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Knapp, Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp, Jr. will reside
! in either Madison or Minneapolis. Mr.
Carthew will take possession of this
| fine home very soon.
/ A. H. Bennett of Glen Haven paid
| the Herald pleasant visit Wednes-
| day afternoon. Mr.. Bennett was town
assessor nineteen years, is rounding
out AZ years as justice of the peace
and had successfully held down the
important position of town clerk for
| eight years. Mr. Benefits accounts
! boU q 1yUo VIC hnor1 hn nf mn nj
praise from the county officials.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Mar
low, formerly of this city, now living
at Mankato, Minnesota, will be pleas
| ed to learn, that their second daugh-
| ter, Miss Belva, seventeen, was
graduated from Mankato High School
on June second, valedictorian of her
class. There were ninety-four grad
yates to receive their diplomas. ***
Miss Helen Kemper is working for
Brennan & Carthew as assistant to
Miss Marie Mccarthy, Secretary.
G. A. Cornish and son, Lee, of
Elgin, ILL.,, arrived in Lancaster We'd
nesday night and visited for a day
with the formers cousin, Mrs. Mary
Marshall. They motored here leav-
ing home Tuesday. Thursday the
visitors went to Bloomington to visit
old friends and from there motored
on to Fillmore county, Minnesota, for
an extended visit. Mr.. Cornish was
brought up around Bloomington and
attended the Bowen school in the
early days as a schoolmate of Henry
Henkel of Lancaster. His father was
pioneer of west Grant.
The Lancaster school teachers,
most of them, piled on the 500 Fri
day with as much enthusiasm as their
pupils to be released from nine
months of strenuous work. In other
words vacation is at hand and teach
ers as well as pupils expect to make
the most of it. Misses Ray and
Annabel Schneider went to their home
in Duncannon, Pa, Miss AAnnabel to
return next fall as supervising teacher
in the county rural schools. Fred
Megow went to So. Milwaukee, his
home. Miss Eva Monsoon went to
Argyle, her home, but will teach at
Monroe next year, Miss Alice Moer-
ner went to Prentice and will return
here next year. Miss Ruth Peterson
went to Wausau and Miss Margaret
Roeske to Hancock, but after brief
visit at home they will attend sum-
mer school at the university. Miss
Ethel Lehman went to Appleton.