Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-22

Miss Genevieve Kilburg is visiting
relatives in Peoria, H.
Miss Agnes Crubaugh of Fennimore
is employed at the Wright House.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cousley of Nevada,
Mo-, are visiting their son, Samuel,
in this city.
Marcus. Baxter of Chicago has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Baxter.
Miss Jessie Humphrey is home for
the summer from Newton, Iowa, where
fshe taught last season.
/ Mrs. Elmer Salzman and three lit
tile daughters of Highland are visiting
at the Burlie Doll home.
Frank Burgess has decided to quit
the second hand business and held a
closing out sale last week.
The canning factory started last
| week but was Obliged to close to wait
for further ripening of peas.
Mrs. Frank He'll has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. ]. Lee Wright. The
Heils will locate in Madison.
Ira Cooper of Baraboo is back on
the morning run during the absence
of Cond. Mills who is catching fish at
Brentwood.
Elgie Hickok returned Wednesday
from BelOit where he participated in
shoot taking SO out of a possible 100
clay pigeons.
Mrs. C. d. Edwards and Mrs. Alice
Walker are attending the state con-
vention of the Pythian Sisters at To-
NAH this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chapman of
Minneapolis arrived here Thursday to
visit for a month at the Livens home
north of town.
Mrs. B. H. Louthain departed Fri
day for Platteville, Brodhead and Mil
waukee. She expects to return to
Lancaster in month and finish her
visit
The Brooks Stock Co. closed here
Saturday and opens in Fennimore
this week. The company has an ex-
! cellent equipment and those who saw
/ it speak we'll of the show.
| Students of nature say that the tame
and wild black and raspberry crop
this year will be profuse. In another
couple of weeks the local and wood
! land patches will be full of pickers.
1 The marriage of Fred Avery and
/ Miss Faye Judd took place Sunday a
/ week ago at Council Bluffs, Iowa, at
the home of friend. Mr.. Avery and
/ son, Donald, left here the Wednesday
| preceding and met Miss Judd at the
Bluffs, she having travelled east from
| San Francisco to meet them. The
| Averys are motoring toward the coast
with various scenic points to visit en-
/ route west.
Prof. A. J. Henkel of Lodi, who with
| his family visited here last week, has
been appointed as superintendent OF
the city schools at Portage, Wis, be-
ing successful out of fifty applicants
Mr.. Henkel takes a contract for three
years with an initial salary of $4,000
and a substantial increase each sue
| ceeding year. The Portage high
school is up-to-date and the city has
! thirty teachers besides the superinten-
dent.
Harry lander, Milwaukee Journal
and Edw. N. Helm, Madison Journal
were special staff writer's for their res
pective papers during the big trial in
| this city last week. The young men
/ furnished snappy copy and except for
| slight error on the first day when
Mr.. Helm said that the case involved
two women, Pearl Lincoln and Ada
! James," their matter on the case was
correct. They departed Saturday for
their respective homes.
! City delivery will start July LIST and
Fred Philbrick has been checking the
homes of the city to secure an express
sion as to whether or not delivery at
the door was wanted. The majority
of the householders wanted it although
many business firms will keep their
boxes. Joseph Turner and Clyde Rob-
bins are the carriers. Mr.. Turner will
deliver in the south and Mr.. Robbins
| in the north part of town, taking Ma
pie street as division line. There
will be two deliveries daily to the res
idence and business districts.