Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-10-05
LOCAL ITEMS

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man visited relatives in this city last
week.
Hyman Goldstein was in Chicago
last week buying goods for fall and
winter.
of her brother, William, in Montfort
Saturday.
Mary Margaret Regain visited Mrs.
Frank Heidel in Highland a few days
last week
Mrs. Place and daughter, Mrs. Hal
BOrah, have been at the Pra. du Chen
san. taking treatments.
Miss Mabel Ferguson returned to
Milwaukee Thursday after a week
spent at the E. L. Mccoy home.
Julia Sweeney visited her sister,
Mrs. Frank Allen in Livingston Sat-
urday and attended the Fair.
Mrs. Milton Reynolds and son, Cor
don, Rice Lake, have been visiting
Mrs Lucretia Totman of Lancaster.
Russell Tudor returned to Chilli
Gothic, Ohio, Friday after short visit
at the S. w. Doolittle home in this
city.
John Fitch departed for Mitchell,
S. D., early last week after spending
the summer with his sister, Mrs. Geo.
Wieland
Mrs. Lou Fischer accompanied her
daughter and grandchild, Mrs. Leland
Gorton and, babe, home to Paw Paw,
Mich, for an extended visit.
Mrs. Elizabeth Vogelsberg is here
| from Lancaster for a two weeks visit
with her mother and sister, Mrs Mary
| Fest and Miss Fannie.-CasSville In
dex.
c. E. Dubois and wife of Baraboo
have moved to Lancaster and have
rooms in the Williams home. Mr..
| Dubois is brakeman on the morning
run to Galena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hatch and son,
| William, returned to their home in
Mill Valley, California, Thursday after
visiting for two weeks with Mrs.
Hatch's sister, Mrs E. L. Mccoy
| J. G. Regain departed Saturday for
Chicago and Pittsburg and Mrs. Re
gan and children Mary and Jane, will
| join him in Pittsburg this week where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. j. S. Wright writes having the
Herald sent to 1929 4th Ave-, Los
Angeles, in care of G. M. Morse. Mr..
Wright stood the trip well and the
| Wrights are enjoying the lovely Cali
| fOrnia weather.
Mrs. E. ]. Noonan and daughter,
Miss Helen, of Chicago, visited from
Monday to Thursday with Mrs. Noon
ans brother, James Hayden. They
went to Platteville to visit old friends
before returning home.
Sidney Weber is working in the
shoe department of GimbePs store,
Milwaukee, and attending school in
his off hours. Sidney is making sin
cere effort to obtain thorough
knowledge of business.
JOS Burdick of Sacramento, Calf,
arrived here Thursday for a visit with
his sisters, Mrs. Lottie Ward Ropes.
Mr.. Burdick saw the Thiels recently
and says that Mrs. Thiel is little
better but still quite i'll.
Attorney Milton Orchard and family
were in Shullsburg early last week
visiting the formers sisters, Mrs. Be
linda and Mary Orchard. The ladies
came back to Lancaster for short
visit with the Orchard family.
John Kelly of Potosi, an old Herald
subscriber, was in the city Friday on
business. While here Mr.. Kelly re-
newed his subscription which had ex-
pired the day before. Mr.. Kelly is
very prompt in meeting his obligat-
ions.
Mrs. M Waters and Mrs. J. Fecht
of Highland passed through this city
Thursday enroute home after brief
visit with the Ben Rupp family in Po-
tosi. Bad roads and a washed out
bridge caused the return journey to
be made by train instead of auto
Lillian Holzinger departed Thurs
day for Houston, Texas where she will
assume her duties as Medical Social
Worker in, the Public Health Service
Hospital there. This is the old Camp
Logan of army days and has from
900 to 1000 patients, all ex-service
men.
Enoch Groom and wife, Mrs. Maize
Okey and son, Harry, of Cassville, and
their guest, Mrs. Minerva Groom of
Storm Lake, Iowa, were Lancaster
callers Friday. While here Mr..
Groom had his name placed on the
Herald list.
st. Agnes guild entertained st.
Martha guild at the Geo. B. Clement
| son home Wednesday evening About
fifteen ladies were present. Charades
followed by visiting and light refresh
at Tic ClOoC ludOS CI1C CfCIlIIl5
| pass pleasantly.
| Ben Beier, one of the substantial
residents of Potosi was in Lancaster
| Thursday morning on business. Mr..
Beier is retired now although until
recent years he farmed in Potosi
| township and before that was fore
man and millwright for large lum-
/ Der mill in Duluth.
The funeral of Fred and George
Mccain, Shullsburg, will be held in
that village tomorrow. The young
men, brothers, went overseas together
and were killed in action five days
apart in the summer of 1918. The
funeral will be held under American
Legion auspices.
| Miss Gladys Stillman of the univers-
| ity extension accompanied Mrs. Anna
Beach, rural supervisor, on tour of
the rural schools last week. Miss
Stillman is inaugurating the hot
lunch system in the schools of the
county where the same are not al
ready in vogue.
Mrs. Rose Lance of Bloomington
has established a branch music store
| in the Wright Block, Lancaster. She