Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-07-06

| 0AiuEl WCuI lOuSll
operation last week.
| Elmer lockwood of No Lancaster
'fnas installed modern light plant in
his home.
MRS Geo. Munns and Velma Pien
OF Fennimore, were Lancaster visitors
| Wednesday.
Harvey Abrams is home from Pra.
uu Chlen where he took treatment at
the sanitarium.
Miss Minnie Caspers has returned
nome Tor the summer from her school
at Amasa, Mich
Clarence Rech went to Eagle River
! last week to fish the north watershed
streams for trout.
The Junior Aid Society of the M.
=. church will meet next Friday with
Mrs. S. w Doolittle.
Mrs Winnie Curtis of Madison has
peen visiting her parents, Mr.. and
MRS. K. G. Willis of Lancaster.
MISS Margaret Dickey has returned
from Topeka, Kansas, following a
snort visit with her father there.
MISS Lena Fischer has returned to
Lancaster from CIoquet, Mimi, where
she has taught for several years past.
Inc Northwestern has again placed
1 a three-car train on the morning run,
increase of business being the rea-
son.
Charles H. Bergman and wife of
Dodgeville visited last mid-week with
J. T. Bennett and wife, returning
home Wednesday,
Mrs. Mary G. Embree Of Evanston,
Ill, returned home Friday following
a pleasant visit OF one week with her
cousin, Mrs. Frank Schreiner.
Miss Pearl Poland, assistant cashier
in the State Bank of Fennimore, has
been spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Poland of Lancas-
ter.
Harvey Schmidt has been taking
treatment for rheumatism at the
Prairie du Chen sanitarium. He
returned home Saturday somewhat
improved
DR.. Hassell and wife have gone to
Valmora, N. NJ, to visit for several
weeks with DR.. w. T. Brown. The
doctor expects to do considerable
trout fishing while in New Mexico.
w. S. Wilson of Milwaukee, repre-
senting the Beaver lodge, was in the
city last week comforting with Mrs.
Belle BETTER, county representative,
in regard to new members for the
order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Hines of Mil
waukee returned home Thursday after
a visit with Mrs. Hines mother
Mrs. Emma Day of Lancaster, and
sister, Mrs. Bertha Willis of Platte
vile.
Deputy Dyer and r. j. Sweeney
in Madison 1ac CT O
T. N. Crinklow of Boscobel to Mendo-
ia. The old man was so weak that
; he had to be taken to the hospital on
a stretcher
Mrs. Leo Meysembourg returned
from Dubuque last mid-week where
she attended the third degree initia-
ton of the G. D. of A. Also visited
her daughters and she discovered her
grandson had his first tooth.
S. L. Tidball, brakeman on the
morning run, took a layoff Friday
due to illness and went to Sparta to
visit for a couple of days with his
wife's folks. A. L. Erickson of FL
roy, subbed for Mr.. Tidball.
Arno Alt and family drop the office
: card from Marley, Iowa, ten miles
north Of Mason City, where they are
visiting Rev. Nabholz. From there
they go to Waverly to visit Rev.
Kehle, another old friend. Arno says
the Iowa roads are wonderful
Mrs. Helen Appleton, employed at
the county home, departed Friday for
Muskegon, Mich, her former home,
to visit two weeks. Mrs Appleton
visits a brother and another brother
is coming from British Columbia
their meeting partaking of a family
reunion.
Thursday for Madeline Island, Lake
Superior, where she will spend the
summer as the guest of friend, Mrs.
Edward Salmon. The island is locat-
ed in the lake between Ashland and
Bayfield,, and delightful spot by all
accounts.
Rev. L. Crittenton and Maurice
Ziegler returned Wednesday night
from their trip to the Atlantic coast
having driven from Manchester, N.
; H., via the White Mountains, Adiron-
dacks, part of Canada and the lake
region by motor car. They crossed
the lake at Muskegon on a steamer.
Their trip lasted nearly a month and
J, was interesting and invigorating.
E. j. Young and family departed
last week for Bruce, Wis, where they
will visit for a month before going to
Algoma where Mr.. Young will assist
in the training school. The new SUI
perintendent, Frank Ralph, took
charge Thursday. Mr.. Ralph will
move his family here August 1st TAX
ing the old Leise place vacated by A.
l.. Sherman and family who recently
acquired the Jos. Book residence.
Mrs. Earl Sangster gave party
Friday afternoon to Lancaster friends
to compliment her cousin, Miss jean
cite Mccoy. The young ladies who
were here were Misses Martha Meyer,
jeanette Mccoy, Esther Henkel, Mar
garet and Rachel Schreiner, Elsie
Brennan, Mesdames Nathan, c. Alt,
and Cartwright. After delicious
supper at the Sangster home, the
Iyoung ladies attended the carnival in
Ia party and had very fine time
Platteville Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph King left today
for a motor trip to North Dakota.