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

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Billie Lorenz went to Milwaukee
Thursday to spend a few DAYS On
business.
Kerran Murray of Hazel Green, an
inmate of the county home since 12S5
died June %.
Lawrence Mink Of Aurora, is spend-
ing the week with his parents here
returning Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bailie of South
Lancaster are the parents of a babv
girl born June 20.
Mrs. Harry Keyes and son, Francis
visited over the weekend at the Geo
Wetter home in Lancaster.
Clement Lacke and wife of Highland
visited at the Frank Lacke and lake
Hoffman homes here last week.
Misses Winnifred aid Alice Lee
went to Madison yesterday to visit
their sister there. for a few days
Contractor Clarity of Beloit has a
force of men at work on the Hackett
Branch road improvement in Bee
town.
The next R. N A. meeting will be
held August 5th and there will be
but one meeting monthly during the
summer.
Miss Melba Hudson of near Bloom
ington went to Sitter Friday to visit
over the week end with her sister.
Mrs. Chas. Schuppener.
S. A. COusley and wife of Nevada.
No. returned home Thursday follow
ing two weeks visit with their son,
Sam, editor of the Teller.
L. G. Hickok attended a shoot at
Madison Sunday taking all but twelve
out of a possible $50 birds thrown.
Mr. Hickok took all but one out of
the last So pigeons.
Mrs. Oscar Doppen of Baraboo
visited here last Wednesday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Williams,
departing Thursday for Fennimore to
spend day among her former school
associates.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mink and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Dugdale returned
Thursday from their motor trip of
500 miles through Is counties. The
trip was taken to get pointers in road
construction.
Miss Lillian Holzinger and Mrs.
Albert HOffmeister and two children
arrived here Saturday from ST. Louis
to visit at the H. A. Holzinger home
for three weeks. Miss Lillian is do
ing settlement work in the Missouri
metropolis
Mrs. D. M. Harding and daughter,
Ruth, and Mrs. Chas. Hubanks, went
to Prairie du Chen Thursday morn
ing. The first two were on their way
home to Minneapolis after a month S
visit with Mrs. Hubanks who is Mrs.
Harding's daughter.
Mrs. J. T. Webb and daughter, Mary
left yesterday via POtosi for Salina,
Kansas, where they will visit the for
mers sister, Mrs. Mary Myers. They
will then go to Denver to visit Clar-
ence Webb, expecting to be absent
from home for a month.
Adolph Schneider of South Lancas-
ter and Mrs Jessie Cranes of this city
were married Wednesday morning at
the residence of Rev. Kaiser. Mrs
Schneider was the guest of honor at
shower given by number OF
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider will
live on the Schneider Bros farm in
South Lancaster.
The Fred Granville family of Lam
caster and the Harry Kemp family OF
BOscobel leave this week in their mo-
tor cars for lake near Rhinelander
where they will spend several weeks
in cottages partaking OF all the re-
creation advantages afforded by nor
thern woods including mosquitoes
and big-mOuthed muskies.
Miss Alice Wright, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Wright, departed Mon
day for Nenana, Alaska, to resume
her work as Episcopal missionary
Miss Wright returned home last sum-
mer following five years beyond the
Arctic circle and since then has in
termittently lectured on various
phases of mission work and life
among the aboriginal population OF
that territory.
The marriage of Dorothy Hickok
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q. HlckoK
of this city to A. Alden See OF Della
van, is local social event to take
place here next Saturday. On Monday
of last week Misses Elsie Brennan
and Rachel Schreiner entertained al
a miscellaneous shower with MISS
Hickok as guest of honor. Eighteen
guests were present.
P. NJ Mccoy and carpenters were
busy Friday taking out the call boxes
in the postoffice. AS result tne
W. k. office presented somewhat
"hammered-down" appearance Satur-
day. Patrons who kept boxes had
difficulty in finding them but event.
uaIIy things Strengthened out and all
were happy. Mr.. Mccoy thinks the
use of boxes will gradually disappear
as city delivery becomes common.
The marriage of Irvine kraemer
and Miss Clara Hoffman of Muscatine'
Iowa, took place last Tuesday at tne
home of the brides parents, MT. anu
Mrs. Albert Hoffman, in Muscatlne.
The ceremony, simple in nature, was
witnessed by the families OF the two
young people. Mr.. and Mrs. kraem !r
met while Mr.. Kraemer was teacnlng
in Muscatine his bride being a teacn-
err there. They will live in Urbana,
Ill, next fall where Mr.. Kraemer VIII
attend school. Irwin is the only son
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kraemer OF TINS
city.
Miss Leona McAuley closed a two
weeks visit at home Friday ana de-
parted for Milwaukee. From tner mere