Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-04-27

Mrs. Fred Engroff and Mrs. Arthur
Croft visited Fenrimore friends Sat
urday.
W. H. Finnegan Sitter merchant,
was a Lancaster business caller on
Friday.
Owing to delay in making the ne
cessary preparations city delivery Of
mail has been postponed to July 1st.
E Mrs. M. ]. Murphy of Milwaukee,
visited over the weekend at the
Charles Bennett home in Lancaster.
Mrs. Carl Alt and sons, Louis and
bCurtis, were over-Sundy visitors at
the VIM. Fisher home in Livingston.
Misses Marie Turner and Evelyn
Sherman went to Madison Friday to
see the exposition and visit until
Sunday
Gus Hesselmann, the tall Dyers-
vile real estate operator, was cal
Ter in Lancaster Thursday and Fri
day of last week.
Misses Margaret Roeske and Ethel
Lehman of the Lancaster high teach
ing force were Madison visitors over
the weekend.
Thursday the Catholic knights will
have their meeting and social on
Tuesday evening, May Ord.
Sheriff Holmes has in custody Her.
man Book, picked up near Muscoda
last week. Book is wanted by the
sheriff at Waterloo, Iowa, on a charge
OF child desertion.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hannah and
daughter, Marion, all of Livingston,
| were Lancaster callers Friday. Mr..
Hannah attended the assessors
meeting and Mrs. Hannah visited her
brother, Ed. Oleson.
Glen Thomas of Potosi, dean of the
Grant county rural mail carriers, now
honorably retired on pension, was in
Lancaster Friday attending the as
! sesors' meeting. Congratulated on
looking so young at seventy Glen
said that he felt fine and wished he
was ninety. He expects to go to Oc-
onto in June as Woodman delegate
! if village assessment work will per-
nit.
Miss Agnes Smith, county nurse,
went to Madison Saturday to assist
Richard Latham of Farview in
bringing home his daughter, Wilma,
| aged Az years. The little one was
operated on Tuesday by DR.. Gaens-
len for congenital disbocation of the
| hips. She was placed 'in a plaster
cast following the operation and will
remain in that manner for eight
weeks when she will be taken back
to Madison for examination and fur
! Their treatment. Miss Smith, who has
! had considerable experience in
children's hospitals, says that the OPP
GRAFTON is about fifty per cent success
full.
Prof. F. w. KehI of Madison was
III Lancaster with his regular dancing
class last Wednesday. He returns
May 9Th for the final lesson of the
season. Prof Kehl is state president
of the dancing teachers association
and firm believer in and teacher of
proper dancing. He says that much
of the vulgarity and improper post
ure exhibited in modern dancing is
| due to ignorance is the dancers
think they are right in the swim
when they are simply acting vulgarly
and in bad taste. To protect his art
he has often taken steps to prohibit
indecent dances by threatening to
write them up in the city papers. AS
a result high school dances in towns
near Madison have been properly
conducted and chaperoned since his
protests. Prof. Kehl believes that
dancing properly taught is a pleasing
pastime and wholesome exercise.
When dancing is not taught proper
ly the participants pick up the vul-
garity and indecency shown on many
modern dancing floors simply because
no one ever taught them better. Many
worthy people, Prof. Kehl says
oppose refined dancing lessons not
realizing that they are helping to
create indecency.