Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-03-16
Lancaster Local Items

Ben Wenzel was a caller in Fenni-
more last Wednesday,.
A. A. Welsch Of bloomington un-
loaded carload Of Ford cars last
week.
Mrs. g. N. Knox Of Fennimore visit
ed with friends here Friday and Sat
nrday
Mrs 6. W. rockingham Of Madi-
son visited with Mrs. Lizzie Orion
last week
Miss Nora Casper of Liberty visited
at the Albert Brandemuhl home
Thursday
Mrs. Thos Rundell visited few days
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Gordon,
in Madison.
Henry Belz received three fine
Partridge Plymouth Rock roosters.
from Iowa last week.
Marie Casper of Liberty visited at
the Ralph Bailey home last week, re-
turning home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. ID Eastman return
ed early this week from short visit
al Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mrs. S. e. Dale and sister, Eliza, Of
Montfort visited Walter Dale on the
Felix Wanezek farm last week.
County Supt, Young and Mrs. Anna
Beach, supervising teacher, attended a
convention in Madison last week
March % the Congregational Ladies
will have an Easter sale and serve
Easter lunch at o'clock. Plates 35c.
Mrs A. E. Lewis and daughter, Ruth,
spent few days with the Ivanelle
Lewis and the Lee Greer families in
Madison
A. L. Glider of Fennimore had the
misfortune to have his thumb cut by
a wood saw. He is taking treatment
in Lancaster
Mr.. and Mrs George Stewart re-
turned Friday to their home in Austin,
Mimi, after attending the funeral of
the late H. r. King.
Mrs. P. r. Stevens returned to her
home in Montfort Thursday, after a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. F. J.
Glanville, ard son, l.. Fl. Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs John Linton Of Fenni-
more accompanied the remains of the
late Mrs VIM, Linton to this city
Thursday. Interment was at Hillside
cemetery.
Mrs. Sarah Kephardt of Mt. Ida
visited her daughter, Mrs. Ora Place,
last VEGA dllu lGII L uuI SOdy w y 1911
another daughter, Mrs. Mary Frye in
Fennimore.
Burlie Dobson attended the Little
International live stock show held
annually by students Of Wisconsin
University at Madison and was
judge of the hogs.
Excavation has begun for the cellar
OF the new Henry Weisbenner house
to be built between the Lancaster,
Butter & Cheese Co.'S plant and the
Ed. Schwartz residence
The auction sale of goods of the
late Annie Lowrey was held by Col.
G. w. Burrows Saturday The auction
attracted a large crowd and the var
ious offerings went at good price.
Harold Blindert, Potosi youth,
was held for further hearing on March
18th by Justice Burrows Friday. Bonds
of $500 were given. The youth is ac
cused by Mayme Frenden of Platte
vile of a statutory offense.
Frank Ward is nursing a sore neck
as the result of an infection of some
standing. Mr.. Ward cut his head six
months ago while cutting up some
galvanized piping. Since then he has
been bothered with sores that lately
have given him much trouble.
The following persons sold horses to
Croft & Dunholt last week: John Joyce
3 horses; Hugh Pritchett, a sorrel
team; Lou Vespegman, black horse;
Ellsworth Holzinger, 1 bay mare; Will
Welsh, bay mare; Will Bailey, l
span gray mares; Ed Olson, l team
gray horses; Geo. Henry, gray mare;
Frank Morrow, 1 gray horse and John
Heinricks his fine span of roam mares
which weigh about $500 lbs.
Miss Lorinda Hampton of this city
has been elected secretary of new
local sorority at Lawrence College,
called Zeta Omega. Due to the rapid
growth of the college, sororities al
ready on the campus have been un-
able to give the advantage of mem
bership to many really splendid girls.
Zeta Omega hopes to fill this need and
proposes to give to more girls the
advantages of we'll organized and ac-
tive sorority. Zeta Omega is the
eighth sorority at Lawrence, five of
which are national, and two local.
Their aim is to cooperate with the
faculty and to be active in all things
which are fostered by and for the
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