Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-01-05

! Paul h. Edwards went to DOdgeVllle,
I Friday to visit friends
/ Bert Schreiner was in Potosi. Fri
day, in connection with MS bond bust
mess.
| The Woman's club will meet at the
bone OF Mrs. A. e. Knapp Wednesday,
Jan. 5.
| Miss Lucille Smith and father of
Dubuque are visiting friends in Lam
caster
| Mrs. Harvey Schmidt and son, Rex,
went to Boscobel Wednesday, for a
visit with friends.
| John. F. McCauley and Miss Leona
Went TO Milwaukee, sunday to resume
| their school work
Rev. Kaiser of ST. Clements parish
received q purse OF $210 as Christmas
| gift from the congregation.
/ Mrs. Ira Murphy has returned from
Kenosha where she underwent an OPP
Grafton for foot trouble.
-. Adrian and wife of Cassville,
Went to Livingston via Lancaster last
Friday to visit over Sunday.
&C. A. Vesperman and wife and Vir-
gil Weisbenner leave this week for
Florida for the winter months.
Miss Caroline Fisher, home for a
holiday visit, returned Friday to her
schoolfduties in Biwabik, MINI.
| Mrs. T. A. Hannah and son of Liy-
ingston, visited last mid-week at the
Geo. A. Moore home here, returning
Friday.
Miss Rachel Payne left Tuesday for
her school in Hebron, N. D., going via
st. Paul where she visited relatives
for a day.
Ernest Sager and sister, Miss Frieda,
left Wednesday noon for Milwaukee,
where they are visiting friends for a
week.
Miss Esther Petty, a student at
Whitewater normal, returned to that
city Monday, after a visit in Lancas-
ter
Mrs. Harold Deter of Milwaukee is
making a weeks visit at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Jor-
don.
Miss Genevieve Ennor OF Davenport
spent the holidays. visiting her grand
mother; Mrs. Grace Thomas, and other
friends here.
Donald Dyer and Frank Hunsaker
departed Monday morning for Apple
ton TO resume their studies at Law
renee college.
| Mr. and Mrs. H. Holzinger, Mr. and
Mrs. Len Holzinger and Louis Vesper-
man left yesterday for Eal Gallie,
Florida, to spend the remainder Of the
winter.
Mrs. August Ulbrick of Potosi was
fcalled to Fennimore Wednesday, by
the illness Of her sister, Miss Carrie
Palmer.
Miss Belle Dudley and friends, Rich
ard Vita, spent the holidays at the
Parke Dudley home returning home on
Friday to Iron Belt, Wis
| Anthony Hoffman has returned to
Milwaukee after a visit at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Hoff-
man, ST. He is attending the Milwau-
kee university.
Henry Ryberg, general superintend-
ent at the Teller office, resigned
Christmas week and with his family
departed for Delavan where he has a
NEW position.
Bert Hore has accepted position
as asylum attendant and is on the job.
With Albert Gatsch and Bert Hore
Supt. Burris is we'll supplied with
husky assistants.
| MI. and Mrs. w. L. Brintnall were
unable to leave the business ut Christ
nlastide but departed on Wednesday
for Elroy to visit Mr. Brintnall's moth
er for New Years.
Miss Mamie Jackering OF Sitter,
daughter of Henry Jackering, was OPP
Grated on Wednesday by Drs. Godfrey,
tonsils and adenoids being removed.
The patient is doing we'll.
| Mentor Rich bought the house and
! two lots Of the Mrs Ed. Oates proper
! ty sold at auction recently. The re-
manning lots in the property were
bought by Marion Wager and Robert
Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs Thos S. Blewett de-
| parted last Friday for Davenport,
/ Iowa, where Mrs. Blewett will become
| a student at the Palmer Chiropractic
| school. The enrolment at present is
1890 pupils from all over the world. S"*
| Eugene Croft of No Lancaster,
! breeder of pure-bred Duroes has a
| young sire thai he is justly proud OF.
| The animal was farroWed March %
! 1920, and Mr.. Croft bought him of H
E., Sattlee Of Stanhope, Iowa. At pres
ent he is 81 inches long and "a LIZ
| inches high Mr. Croft thinks he is
the biggest hog of his age in the coun-
try.
/ The Rev. Guy Campbell on Wednes-
day last united in marriage Arthur
| Linzy OF Elkhart, Ind, and Miss
Mable DALEY of No. Lancaster. The
young couple will reside north OF
town. On the Monday proceeding the
same pastor performed the marriage
service for Henry Leindecker of Lam
lcaster and Miss Rosa Atkinson of Bee
/ town. This young couple will reside
/ in Beetown. The friends of all four
parties are extending best wishes.
Mrs. wifi Kaap is. recovering from
burns received Christmas eve when
cotton used as a. trimming on Santa
costume caught fire from a candle and
set her clothing afire. Mrs. Kaap was
CARRYING a small but lighted Christ
mas tree to a neighbor, w. L. Win
skilps. and the wind blew the cotton
against candle just as she opened
he door. Mr.. Winskill and Lyle Black
bourn came at once with rugs and
after wrapping Mrs. Kaap rolled her
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