Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-08-17

John T. Cox and wife of So. Lancas-
! ter were Monday passengers to Mil
waukee.
Miss Flo Schaefer of Platteville
came Sunday for visit at the Reuben
Garner home.
Doris Kaap visited in the country
1 last week at the home of her uncle,
! Harry Kaap and family. $50
| Ad Banks and wife and sons, Hollie
and Elijah, are on a motor trip to the
northern part of the state. $50
DR.. Kraut reports the birth of a
daughter at the Archie Irish home on
Boice Greek, August 9Th.
Miss Lillian Taylor of Montfort
visited over Thursday in Lancaster
with her brother, S. H. Taylor.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schroeder of
Milwaukee motored home with Louis
and Kenneth Weber last weekend for
visit in Lancaster.
| Misses Jennie Kelly and Marie Car
roll of Chicago visited the past week
at the Ed Lind home in Sitter and
| the VIM Frawley home in lancaster.
! Mrs. VIM. Leffler returned to her
home in Dodgeville Saturday after a
weeks visit with her son, Robert and
wife $3.50
| Gladys, the tWoyear-old daughter
| of Caleb Bennington, fell from chair
she was standing on Friday and broke
! her right forearm. Dr. Fowler set the
break.
| Oscar Damn and wife and daughter
Cornelia, have been away on motor
| trip to Nora Springs, Iowa, and the
Twin Cities. They are expected home
this week
David Gladish flew home from Min
neapolis Friday arriving here in the
evening. A change in plan was
made and Carl Brandemuhl returned
home from Iowa by train.
Dr. S. E. Hassell writes that he will
! be back in Lancaster and in his office
again August 20. The Hassells have
been having an enjoyable visit with
/ Will Brown at ValmOra, n. M.
Harry Kaap and wife and family,
accompanied by T. S. Pendleton, Ad.
Banks and daughter, Mabel, motored
to Hazel Green via Platteville, Cuba
| City, Elmo and Elk Grove last Friday.
Mrs. Robert Kitson of Madison, re-
turned home Saturday after visit of
two weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. H. Wetter. Mrs. Wetter
and daughter, Esther, went along for
visit in Madison.
Lowrey Morse of Fond du Lac mo-
| tored here last week to visit at the
AL. Morse home. When Lowrey re-
turned Mr. and Mrs. Morse went with
him to visit at Columbus and Stevens
Point with their children.
J. T.. Holloway of Dallas, Texas,
visited here from Tuesday to Satur-
day with Rev. Lawrence Crittenton.
The Young men were chums in Dallas
where Rev. Crittenton was employed
in a bank before he entered the priest
hood.
Melvin Goldstein entertained 20 lit
tie folks at his eighth birthday last
Friday, Aug. IL. Games were played
and the prizes won by Anna Clement
son and Richard Orion. The children
spent a pleasant afternoon, enjoying
q nice lunch ***
Judge GoUdseli of Lancaster, Atty.
Fran. Jerks OF Madison and Judge
Aldro Jenks and Moody S. Price en-
joyed camping expedition on the
Wisconsin river near Avoca from
| Wednesday, Of last week until Monday.
Thew caught some fine black bass and
pike while there.-Dodgevill Sun.
w f. Mccormick of Pine Grove
: Stock Farm left this city early in the
week bound for various fairs with
| his herd 70 twelve Shorthorns, pure
breds OF course Bill goes to Mineral
Point, Darlington, Platteville and
maybe the Dane county fair at Malt
son. He will surely come to LanraS
ter September 7-S9.
Visitors at the 1. o. Mills home last
week were Mrs. Mary Dolan and
daughters, Agnes and Eunice, and
granddaughter, Jean McKercher, all
of Wisconsin Rapids. The young
| ladies returned home Saturday, Mrs.
| Dolan and little Jean remaining for
more extended visit. Mrs. Mills and
| Mrs. Dolan are sisters.
A. H. Truitt returned to his office
Monday after an absence of three
weeks during which time he travelled
over 1,4OO miles camping out with his
family between visits with various old
friends at Davenport, Peoria, Prince
ton Ind, Indianapolis and GAINESVILLE.
One thing very noticeable was the well
equipped camping spots for tourists
all through Illinois and Indiana.
Many places have electric lights,
| Joliet IaCllIClCSs water, 0tC. w I'LL
the amount of travel nowadays it be-
moves every place of any size to have
tourist camping ground.
Ed. Lickels Studebaker was put
out of commission last Friday morn
ing while the family were enroute to
/ the Boscobel fair. 1t seems that some
car broke through the detour bars on
the Crooked Creek road north of Fen
nimore and the Lickel car following
took the state highway which is un-
der repair. About two miles from
Boscobel a. positive barrier was reach
ed and Mr.. Lickel attempted to turn
back. He struck a ditch and the rear
axle broke. The car was taken to
Boscobel for repairs which were sent
out from the Knox garage here.
This is what the Richland Democrat
says in part of the Lancaster-R Rich
land game: Having no league bust
ness on hand our ball team accepted
Lancaster's invitation and journeyed
across country Sunday to try conclus-
ions with the conquerers of Boscobel
and PlatteVille at the Fennimore field