Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-22

ia Hyue was sunday passenger
to Madison, Chicago and Milwaukee.
The veteran J. H. Cook has been
i'll the past two weeks with shingles.
Miss Kathleen Crichton leaves this
week for Marion, Ind, where she will
visit relatives.
Kenneth Lang of Cobb visited his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs, in
Lancaster last week.
DR.. Godfrey reports a boy at the
Paul Smith home in So Lancaster,
the young man arriving Sunday
Miss Helen Anstey of Beetown
went 0 Chicago Monday to attend
summer school at the university of
Chicago.
Doris Buster of Fennimore visited
last week with her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kaap, in Lancas-
ter, last week.
VIM Godfrey of st. Paul has been
visiting his brothers in this vicinity
Mr.. Godfrey motored down and re-
turned the same way.
Mrs. w. M. Good of Chetek. visited
her sisters, Mrs. Chas. Wilson and
Mrs. JOS. N. Blackburn, for a week
returning north Monday.
Marion and Helen Davies returned
to their home in Madison Saturday
after a weeks visit with Master John
and Miss Dorothy Pugh
Misses Helen Zenz, Helen Creamy
and Theresa Adams are home from
the academy at Prairie du Chen
where they attended school,
Mrs. Roy Chase and son, Robert, of
Little Rock, Ark, arrived here Thurs
day to visit for a month or more at
the BasfOrd and Groenier homes.
Miss Rachel Payne returned home
from the west last week having visit
ed in st. Paul on her way east. She
will visit in Lancaster this summer
Miss Laura Walker, daughter of 1.
K. Walker, returned home from the
hospital Monday where she under
went an appendicitis operation two
weeks ago.
In the Sunday games Galena de-
feated Lancaster at Galena by a score
of 4 to 1. The Lancaster city team
defeated FennimOre here by score
of II to 5.
Mrs. Chas. G. Roberts went to Chi
cago Monday to attend the graduation
of her daughter, Miss Emily, who is
completing an advanced course in
musical euucdLlOn Jn0fG.
Little Bernice Hodoval has an in
jured right hand due to falling in the
cellar way and catching her hand on
hook so that the steel penetrated
and caused a painful wound
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Coons and
daughter, Evangeline, of Millbank, S.
D., are visitors at the AL. Morse
home. Mort BARLEY and wife of Co
lumbus, Wis, are expected here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Doll of Bee
town are the parents of an infant son
born Sunday a week ago. The child
weighed but five pounds at birth and
his chances for life were regarded as
precarious.
Miss Margaret Dickey has returned
to her home in Topeka for the sum-
mer. She attended school here last
winter and visited her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Morse.
Mrs. w. E. Rice and two children,
Vivian and Marion, of Delavan, visit
ed last week with Mrs. Rice's sister,
Mrs. Mona Allen. Monday they went
to Boscobel to visit at the Scott home.
Harry Green, Verna Green and
May Green motored to Fennimore,
Boscobel, Woodman, Werley, Mt. Ida,
Mt Hope, Patch Grove, Bloomington
and Beetown. They stopped at diff
ferent places for refreshments. *%*
Elder Flint will be at Ellenboro
again this week holding meetings on
Thursday and Friday evenings and
twice Sunday, morning at II and eve
ming at s. Next week the meetings
will be held Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings.
The Lancaster Boys band will
leave here July for Devils Lake for
a few days outing. Saturday even
ing the boys will give an ice cream
supper and band concert on the court
house lawn. The regular weekly
city band concert will be held Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lenstra of
Jamestown motored to Lancaster
Monday bringing Miss Amy Grieveld-
niger, sister of the priest at Keller.
Miss Grieveldinger made application
for final citizenship papers. Mr..
Lenstra renewed for the Herald while
in the city.
Parke Knapp and family and W. r..
Walker motored to Gays Mills Sun
day and visited the orchard and trout
farm. The cherry crop, predicted at
5000 crates, will be about 200 crates
owing to frost early in the season.
The party enjoyed trout dinner
under the trees at Pinehurst farm.
S. S. McNelly drove away Tuesday
in his Ford on his annual vacation
Mrs. McNelly left last week for Ma
olson with the children and being
without house Mr.. McNelly put in
the last few days patching it, in the
high school Lots of room, plenty of
light and very airy, the professor
said.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter VesperIlan
went to Waukesha last week on The
advice of local physician to con-
suit specialist there in regard to
the latter's health. Later in the
week the relatives here received