Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-11-02
LANCASTER LOCAL ITEMS

annual vacation from the postoffice.
Miss Elsie Brandemuhl has accepted
an operating position at the Farmers
Telephone Co.
Mrs Floyd Tannehill gave birth to
baby daughter 1t the DOOlittle his
pital Tuesday
Arthur A Knapp OF Milwaukee re
turned home last week for a visit with II
his parents here.
Hildegarde Alt and Lois Edwards \
departed Friday for a visit at Mad
ison and Reedsburg.
Mrs. Albert Sherman and daughter,
Constance, returned Friday from two
weeks visit in Chicago.
Mrs. VIM. Udelhofen and Mrs. RoIlo
Knapp and children spent Wednesday
in Fennimore visiting friends.
Mrs. Joseph Sweeney of Madison
visited from Saturday to Wednesday
at the parental VIM. Turner homo.
W. G. Cartwright and wife went to
Madison Friday to attend the home !,
coming and football match at the uni
Frank G.. Meyer and w. J. Brennan
took motor parties Of friends to Mad
isOn Saturday to attend the Uni home
coming and big game.
Miss Grace Bracket is here caring
for Mrs. Walter Brennan who has
been taken home from the hospital |
and is improving in health.
Miss Mabel Stone has been the guest
Of honor at several showers lately
Her marriage to L. 0. Pennock will |
take place soon.
chief yard man at the B. & H. Lbr. Co.
Miss Jessie Hannum has gone to
Chicago to enter Frances Willard |
Memorial hospital to complete her
nurse training.
Mrs. Louisa Hurlburt has returned /
from her visit in Mitchell, S. d., and !
plans to leave in December for Cali
fornia to spend the balance of the
winter.
Leroy Edwards has received hon
orable mention in the Daily Cardinal,
the student daily, for high honors in
study in his sophomore year at the i
university
Miss Theresa Adams has accepted a
position as asst. bookkeeper at the |
E. C. Lbr. Co., vacated by Miss Stiv-
arius who is in Milwaukee taking
nurse training.
Mrs Edith Lindahl of Rockford re-
turned home Friday after a months
visit with her sister, Mrs. Mary Mar
shall Of this city.
e. W. Chubb and wife of Man |
chester, N. H., have been visiting |
their nephew, Rev L. Crittenton of |
this city They mOtOred here in their |
Hudson sedan.
Hal Truitt moved his goods to Fen
nimore Wednesday and will make
that city his residence in the future.
He expects to be at his Office iii Lam
caster each afternoon and. evening as !
usual.
Miss Nellie Smith is taking her an
nual vacation from cashier work at |
Dobson's. She left Friday for Madi-
son, Milwaukee and Chicago. During |
Miss Smiths absence, Miss Mae Boyle |
is cashier in the big store.
DR.. w. J. Duncan went to Barnevelt |
Friday to treat a cattle case. He re. |
ports no cholera in his territory but |
several cases of swine plague. At the |
Pat McAdaragh farm in Patch Grove !
nineteen hogs died of bowel and lung
trouble.
Contractor Henry Kramer is about |
through with the new bungalow he !
has been putting up for Mrs. Lenora |
Orion in the second ward. He goes |
next to the VIM Bruss property near |
the new high school site to erect a |
modern residence for Mr.. Bruss.
Warner ROthschild, only son of the |
Henry ROthschilds, former Ian. |
caster resident, died at his home at
ST Paul, Sept. 30, Of tuberculosis. He !
was 35 wears old and when small !
lad spent his summers with his grand |
parents, the late VIM. Rothschild and |
wife.-Times.
Mrs. j. l.. Long and daughter, Bes-
sic, departed Friday for Omaha
xxyl,o Tho 70
lily came here last summer from
Norfolk, Nebr., expecting to buy a
farm, but have since changed their
plans. They now expect to again
make Nebraska their home.
Deputy Sheriff Dyer went to Wau- |
pun Friday with Dickey Richards, due |
for five years in that institution unless
he behaves and cuts his time down by
good actions. A Waupun guard who |
brought Grover Burns down to testify |
at the Richards trial, went back at
the same time with his charge.
F7arold Hinch. son of Clarence Hnch, |
bears several honorable scars as the
result of Ford battles. In cranlzing
the family bus recently he had his
right wrist broken. Last summer he
cranked the j. |. Williams Ford and
had his head laid open. Harold holds
the local belt for Ford encounters.
Mrs. Lawson, wife of Lieut.. Col. |
Lawson, and daughters, Frances and
Laurinda, departed Wednesday for
San Antonio, Texas, where the hus-
band and father is stationed. They
spent the summer at the Chas. Klar-
man home, Mrs. Lawson and Mrs |
Klarman being sisters.
w. r. Roesch of Eau Gallie, Fla. |
has returned home after visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Roesch, |
for a couple Of weeks w, r. moved |
to Eau Gallie 50 years ago and at
present is postmaster in that hustling
southern burg which has Il summer |
population of 1900 and a winter pop
ulation of 5000. The city authorities !
e, t1>,nA az. In