Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-14
LOCAL ITEMS

Miss EIVa UT mas returned 10 HeF
school work st Springfield, III.
J. T. Bennett was a Chicago bust
ness caller Sunday afternoon.
Miss Grace Stone has returned to
her school work at Hinsdale, Ill.
Herbert Cardey and family have
been visiting relatives at Albany, Wis.
Frank Hunsaker went to Appleton
Sunday to resume his studies at Law
renee college.
Mrs Walter J Brennan has gone to
Duluth for relief from an annual at
tack of hay fever.
Miss Laurinda Hampton went to APP
pleton Saturday to begin her junior
year at Lawrence.
James Cooley of Ripon was a week
end visitor with his father, Henry
Cooley of Lancaster.
Chris. Mayr and family of Werley
were down last week to attend the
Great Grant County Fair.
Mrs Ed. Tango of Cobb came down
Thursday to visit her parents and to
attend the Grant County Fair.
The marriage of Oscar Brady OF
Bloomington and Miss Maggie Zenz of
Lancaster will take place soon.
Miss VelmG Stivarius goes to Mil
waukee this week to enter the Luther
an hospital to take nurse training.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Palmer, employed
in the Iowa county hospital visited
fair week with Mrs. Elvira Rigdon.
Miss Emma Nehls spent her vaca
ton from the 3. & d. store in Min
neapoIis attending the Minnesota fair.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Walker,
an aged and highly respected couple
of this city, have been in poor health
of late
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Guthrie of Liv-
ingston were fair week visitors in the
county seat. Roy is back in the light
ing gamo again
Miss Nellie Keitlinger departed Sat-
urday for Lake Mills where she will
teach the primary department the
coming school year.
Vera Maiben and Gladys Voclz,
Lancaster girls and graduates, went
to EdgertOn Friday to teach i'll the
schools there this year.
The Lancaster Canning Co. shipped
1900 cases of corn and 1900 cases OF
peas the past week. Several more
carloads go out this week.
Mrs. Regain and children of Chicago
and Mrs. Heidel and children of High
lend visited here the past week at
the ShOwalter and Weber homes.
Miss Helen Judd will take a course
in nurse training at the new Methodist
hospital recently erected at Madison.
Mrs Paul Harloff and daughter, Vir-
ginia, visiting at the Vernon Kinney
and Burr Walker homes the past week
returned home to Madison Saturday.
Agent Williamson returned to work
at the depot lest week after months
vacation and Henry Hobart, his relief,
Went to PIatteyille to relieve the agent
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. PGrke Dudley were
called to Bloomington last week to
assist in the care of their daughter,
Mrs. Sidney Gates, who has been very
ILL.,
Tom Harris and family of Mineral
Point came over Thursday to attend
the Lancaster fair. Mr.. Harris was
employed by Henry Belz couple Of
years ago.
Henry Williams and wife of Wau
zeka returned home Wednesday hav-
ing visited for two weeks at the home
of their nephew John Williams OF
EllenborO.
Frank Funk and wife and son, JOS,
and Geo. Funk and wife and children,
were away on q motoring trip last
week to Baraboo and Fox river valley
points o finterest.
George Nuremberg and wife and two
daughters of Dickinson, N. D., return
ed home Wednesday following visit
of two weeks at the John Pollock
home in South Lancaster.
Miss Lenice Schneider student at
Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, and
little guest, Ina Wilson, returned TO
Chicago, Wednesday, after a months
pleasant visit in Lancaster.
Harold Stevens is a LIST year student
at Culver Military Academy in Indian
ma. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H.
Stevens, motored down the first of the
month to place the lad in school.
Mrs. Marion wager went to Madison
Sunday with her grandchildren, Rey-
mold. Marion and Mabel Abrams who
have been spending the summer in
Lancaster and now return to school,
The marriage of Marcus Baxter and
Miss Margaret Peterson took place at
the home of the brides parents in
Delavan, last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
George Baxter motored down to at
tend the wedding.
Last weeks Herald told of vaca-
ton trip of Mrs. Anime Showalter
but the line telling of the place visited
failed to cast on the machine. Mrs.
Showalter had pleasant visit with
relatives in Curryville, Mo.
Congratulations are due the Meth
odist Episcopal powers for making
Rev. Guy Campbell district superin-
tendent. He is an active man, gifted
with good Judgment and will accom-
plish more in the position than most
men do.-Dodgeville Sun-Republic.
C. II. Angus of Minneapolis and
Dexter Angus of Oconto were here
last week for the final settlement of
the estate of the late Mrs. Mary An
gus. Dexter wanted to stay for the
old Grant County Fair but had to hur-
ry back to OcontO as he is a director
in the county fair there.
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