Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-08-24
LOCAL ITEMS

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Captain Elliott of the Lancaster
team is visiting in Superior for a
week.
Doris Buster of Fennimore. visited
her cousins, the little Kaap girls. over
Saturday.
Henry Pollock and son of Arena
were over Sunday visitors in I.ancas-
ter and vicinity.
Mrs. E. Ishmael of Cassville went
to Mt. Horeb Saturday for a visit with
her son, DR.. Ishmael.
Mrs. C. w. rockingham and grand
daughter, Miriam, of Madison. visited
here last week with the Wright fami
lies.
Chas. Long of Madison relieved
Conductor Ed. Kitson for week on
the way freight, returning Saturday
noon.
George Quick and son, VIM. and
Ezra Baker OF Lancaster were visitors
at the Everett Ishmael home last Sun
day,-Cassville Record
Wilbur Doll and wife returned TO
their home in New York City, FRIDAY
after visit of two weeks with rela-
tives in Lancaster and Burton.
Burt Sumner and son and daughter
Thursday until Saturday at the Ever
EFT Ishmael home.-Cassville Record.
VIM. Fisher Gorton arrived at the
Fowler hospital here last Wednesday.
The parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Cor
ton OF Paw Paw, Mich, were both pre-
sent at the happy event.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pennock, Dor
man and Grace Losch and Leola Rich
the Frank Blewett home for a few
days.
Mrs Eliza Carter of Madison spent
Thursday and Friday with her sister,
Miss Clara Willard of Lancaster. Fri
day afternoon the ladies went to Liv-
ingston to visit over the weekend.
Mrs Emma Bradbury and daughter.
VeIva, were Lancaster visitors Friday
and Saturday. They were returning
from trip to various points III Him
OILS and stopped for a brief visit here
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Heberlein and
daughter, Helena, departed Monday
for Hillsdale, Ind, to visit Mrs Heb
erlein's brother. Henry, going from
there to points in central Ohio for a
further visit.
Miss Mary Farrand went to Rich
land Center Saturday to visit relatives.
Anita Roth of Milwaukee, returned
home Saturday after a visit Of two
weeks with her friend, Alpha Roth
of Lancaster.
Mrs. Edith BolzeIl returned home
Friday from a three-weeks' motor
trip and visit as house guest with
her brother, Gov. John J. Blaine, at
the executive mansion. She reports
having a grand time.
Miss Odelia Bausch of Cassville de-
parted via Lancaster Monday for
Manitowoc to make a business call at
the Holy Family convent. Her sister,
Sister Mary Magdalena is nun in
the Manitowoc convent.
J. r. Vernon, assistant highway
engineer, took a Sunday trip to Madi-
SON Mr.. Vernon has had but ten
days vacation in three years which
indicates that the state is not an easy
boss as many people believe
Mrs. Ellie Duncan has rented her
house to Harry Mowry of Shullsburg
and will return to Madison to spend
the winter with her son, Dorman, en-
ployed in the State Capitol Barber
shop. Mr.. Mowry is interested in the
Hackett road project.
Frank Schreiner and A. c. Knapp
returned last week from a trip to
Seattle and British Columbia. They
report a pleasant outing. LII Van
couver they visited John Muesse, a
former Lancaster resident, and locked
at some coal mining properties in the
vicinity.
Sheriff Holmes went to Ragley
Wednesday to arrest Clarence Wilcox,
Harry Orr and Louis MeysemEOurg,
oh hx- A1Iu
stealing melons to the value of $12
from the Plondke patch and disposing
of same from wagon The men were
taken before Justice Burrows where
they pleaded guilty and paid fines and
costs aggregating $50.
Never before in the history OF this
section has it been known that farm
ers were able to fill their silos with
ripe corn on the fourteenth OF August.
This year many were doing 50 ana
probably some started in even carrier
than that. In truth there was lot
of corn in this county that was per
fectly fit for putting n silos more thah
week ago-Richland Rustic.
FIR. Pollock of Bloomington came
near losing his fine Nash car and per-
haps his life in the storm Friday even
ing. His car was parked in front Oh
Rev. Kaiser's residence and when Fr.
Pollack saw the storm coming ne
drove the car to garage IN the rear.
Just after he did this limb loot
through and forty feet long fell from
a large maple directly above where
the car had been standing. Had the
car been there the result can be easily
imagined. The city men cleared the
wreckage away in a few minutes.
Mrs. Louisa Eisenbise and Son-ln :
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. FRANZ
Heisler, of Lanark, Ill, visited week
before last with the formers brother
Harry Swab, of So. Lancaster MI
Swah and guests departed Saturday
of last week for Eldora and Grundy
Center. visiting relatives Ihey re-
turned Saturday having Travelled 'oo
miles in Iowa. Harry saw a Drotner'
Samuel Swab, whom he had not seen
for forty years The family broke up
when the children were small ana IL
was not until late years that the SIS
for. and brotharS were together again.