Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08

llVan, an eye specialist, in regard to
| the eye injury Roy sustained at the
rock quarry Saturday q week ago.
Roy's sight is gradually returning and
the report he received was encourage
ing.
/ Henry Mink and Fred Dugdale went
4 to Milwaukee Wednesday and drove
out the large government truck Sc
cured for highway work in the county
Inc large tractor having a pull of ten
/ tons and to be used on grading has
been shipped from Hazel Green.
A large number attended the bacca-
laureate sermon preached Sunday eve
at the Baptist church by Rev. Wey-
! hfauch. The sermon was given close
attention by the audience which in
Guided the 1921 graduates who were
present in a body.
| Frank Wagner and wife and babe
/ OF Faribault, Mimi, visited Tuesday
| at the VIM. Turner home here. They
were motoring home. The boy, Mar
win, is ten months old and weighs
thirty pounds, being quite an unusual
| yOungster.
Fred Avery and son, Donald, leave
today for California, via the motor car
route. They will be joined at Council
/ bluffs, Iowa, by Miss Faye Judd, for
merly nurse at the Doolittle hospital,
and the party will proceed to Califor-
| MIA.
Mrs. Geo. Beck and daughter visited
the weekend at Dodgeville They
! were met Sunday by Mr.. Beck and the
/ family motored to Milwaukee where
| Mr.. Beck attended the Odd Fellow
| convention as Lancaster delegate
Mrs. Nellie Okey Mink went to Mad
ison Friday to attend a weekend par
| ty given by the girls of Chadbourne
Hall to their mothers. Miss Ruth
Mink is one of the Chadbourne girls
and university student.
| Rev. WambOld's former parishion-
ers and friends here will be pleased
! to learn that the new home he is con-
| structing at Highland, will be ready
for occupancy in about three weeks.
! Miss Margaret Jordan went to High
land yesterday to visit at the Elmer
Salzman home. Mrs Salzman and
/ three daughters will return with Miss
Jordan to visit in Lancaster.
! The Congregational church ladies
entertained in the church parlors on
/ Friday Afternoon last in honor of Mrs.
! e. j. Young, soon to leave the city.
About fifty were present.
Mrs. Lenora Orion has begun wark
on a fine six-room bungalow just
north Of the old Orion home on North
Jefferson street. Jacob Kraemer has
! the carpenter contract.
! Steve KaspasZak of Chicago, a
young man employed on the Robt
Godfrey farm in North Lancaster, the
past five months, returned home
Thursday noon.
J Misses Vesta and Susan Johnson
went to Fennimore Thursday taking
an automobile there for a motoring
trip to Madison. They returned Sun
1 day
Miss KathTon Martin went to Platte
vile Tuesday to attend the normal
graduation exercises. Miss Nellie
i Martin completes the normal course
this year
| Miss Delphine Pendleton departed
on Thursday for Shullsburg, Wis, to
visit friends. Miss Pendleton will
! teach at Rio, near Madison, next term
Mill Helen Kemper returned home
! Tuesday eve from Chicago where she
! has been employed as Office assistant,
/ to visit her mother for the summer. :
| OCdA 1CI 1CNC1 Auc1 hd0 OCC11
removed from the house of the Misses
eastman where their small nephew
was i'll with the disease.
| Mrs. NJ MONTE went to Fennimore
Friday to attend the graduation of her
granddaughters, Eildeen and Marjorie
| Buster.
The Jos. Klaas auto theft case,
| Jamestown parties, has been cOntin-
ued by Justice Burrows for hearing
June 27.
Burne Pollock shipped his house
| hold goods to Milwaukee and the old
| Pollock residence is entirely vacant.
Miss. Rachel Payne returned this
week from Hebron, N. D., where she
taught school for the past year.
Mrs. r. Edwards of Fennimore
visited Lancaster friends last mid
week returning home Thursday.
Will Macke and family of Richland
Center visited over Decoration day
with Mrs Charles Orion.
Elgie Wheeler leaves soon for Port,
land, Ore, where he will reside with
his mother and sister.
Miss Kathryn Durley and another
girl friend of Potosi were Lancaster
callers Thursday.
| Miss Mildred Gutweiler, employed
by Clementson & Frantz is visiting
in Fennimore.
Mrs. Victor KutZbach of Fennimore
| visited the mid-week with Mrs. Seeley
Ellis, returning home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bossert of
Burton are the parents of son born
June End.
Lawrence Mink of Aurora, Ill,
visited his parents here over Decora-
ton day.
Mrs. Chas. Hill and children visited
Mrs. P. T. Stevens at Montfort, the
weekend.
Mrs. G. Germond went to Madison
Friday to visit for few weeks.
PRESBYTERIAN Church. June IL, 1921.
Sunday School 9:45; Preaching
10:45.
ChiIdren's day will be observed at
the Hurricane church at 2:15.