Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-04-06
LOCAL ITEMS


day on business and pleasure.
Bickel came down Wednesday and re-
turned Thursday with Claire.
IRWIN Kraemer of Muscatine. Iowa
spent last week with his parents in
this city.
Mary Fuerstenberg of Preston. Wis
tied at the John Heinrichs home over
Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Young of Millville. was
a business caller here Wednesday and
Thursday
F. j. Muench of Cherokee. Ia. visit
ed his brother, j. A. Muench, a few
days last week.
in Madison Friday after spending his
spring vacation
Mrs. John Reimer visited her sister,
Mrs. Henry Henkel, in Fennimore.
last Wednesday.
Elmer Moriva and Peter Waltz of
Boscobel, were business callers in Bee
town last Wednesday.
Mrs. George A. Walker visited her
daughter, Mrs. Stella Wagner, in Slit
ger, few days the past week
Mrs. VIM. Fisher of Livingston, Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. Carl Alt, last
NCChs ACIuA n4n5 uOuC w 6uH6Sudy.
Grace Bradbury OF Fennimore, re-
turned home last Wednesday after a
visit at the Harry Beetham home.
NJ Il. Harbicon returned to Chicago
Monday after the close of his evangel-
istic campaign here Sunday evening.
Claire Earl of Fennimore, visited
with Mrs. c. ]. Lewis last week from
Sunday until Thursday Edward
Miss Ethel Mccartney is spending
this week with Mrs. Judd Dobson and
Gus Nodolph in Montfort.
Miss Hedwig Schumann is spending
this week at her home in Milwaukee
during the spring vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bettey left for
Lone Rock Monday after visit at
the John Drinkwater home
The majority of the out-of-town
teachers are spending their spring
vacation at their respective home.
Mrs. F.. V. V. Churchill of Cobb, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Earl Lindauer,
last week and returned home Friday
Elizabeth Joyce returned to Madison
Thursday to resume her school duties
at Edgeworth, after spending the Eas-
ter vacation at home.
Mrs. E. H. Moon is visiting this
week with her brother, DR.. Ishmael
at Mt Horeb, and her nephew, Dr.
Edwards at Reedsburg.
Mesdames Martin Mcdonald and j.
c. DOolittle attended the funeral oi
Martin McDonalds mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Mcdonald in MADISON, Thurs
day.
Mrs. Marion Gourlie and daughter
Mrs. j. Simon, returned to their res
pective homes in Hartford and Madison
Friday after spending the week at the
]. F. Gourlie home.
Miss Nellie Mcnamara, sixth grade
teacher in the Madison schools, was
a midweek visitor with her aunts
here on her way back to school from
a visit Bloomington.
Al Hunsaker recently lost a valu-
able collie dog and inserted a lost
I'D in the Herald classified want. The
dog was found by Theodore Scott OF
Mt. Hope, and returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Humphrey 81
Patch Grove, brought their daughter
Valentine, to this city Wednesday to
return to Milwaukee Downer college
after the spring vacation.
Frank Smith has purchased the Fen
nimore popcorn wagon from his
brother, Bert, and started it last week
He will commute to Fennimore from
this city for the time being.
Drs. Kraut and Fowler were called
to Elmdale Saturday to care for Mrs
R. Turtscher of Carter, Mont, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Williams
who has been seriously i'll.
Mrs. Mary Schneider of Mt. Hope
visited her daughter, Mrs. Edwin
Dersch, on the Croft farm, for two
weeks, leaving Wednesday for Fenni-
more to spend the remainder of the
week at the home of her brother, " III
Storrs.
Word comes that Rev. and Mrs
Bratzel of LaPorte, Ind, are parents
of twins, boy and a girl. Rev
Bratzel was pastor of the Bethlehem
Evangelical church of this city, prior
to December LIST.
The marriage of Mrs. Clara Cook
OF this city and Herman Gulke Of
Fennimore, was solemnized recently
The happy couple departed Monday
for Woodman where they will locate
on farm the coming season.
The Easter dance given by the young
ladies of ST. Clements church Thurs
uay nlSnI was largely atIeHueu. 1 he
music was good and the luncheon q
pleasant feature. Patrons voted the
affair a success in every way and asked
for an early repetition.
The marriage of Mildred Starrett
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Star
rett of this city, and Roy Steele OF
Boscobel was announced Saturday
The young couple were married IL
November but kept the event a secret
from relatives and friends until last
week. They will reside in Boscobel
Mrs. e. Burkholder of Mitchell, 5
D., was called to Platteville by the
illness of her brother, George hopl-
dish. She visited a week in Platte
Vile, spent a night with her sister
Mrs. Fred Nehls of this city, and con-
tinued her journey to Boscobel on
Thursday to see Mrs. Dave Burkholdel
for few days after which she VII
return home.
Mrs. Anna Eberle of Madison,
former resident of this city, visited