Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-10-12
LOCAL ITEMS

4IfGlIuS at Il GAuIIuOT6.
Mrs. Chas. rockingham was a visit
tor here early last week
Helen Walters spent the week end
at her home in McGregor, Iowa.
Mrs. Griffis of Mt. Hope visited Bes-
sic McNair couple of days last week
Glen Koehler of Madison spent the
week end at the George WieIand home
DR.. Carl Walker and Oscar Damn
are putting up new garages in the 4th
ward.
Mrs. Anime Showalter visited her
daughter, Leona, in Madison over the
week end
Mary Grebe visited her sister. Mrs.
Geo. Muender in Montfort a few DAYS
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Burrows are at
Minneapolis this week visiting friends
and relatives.
Helen G. Steil spent Saturday and
Sunday with her brother, Frank and
family in Preston.
Mrs. Clarence Wetter and son, Stan
ley, spent Thursday at the Will Wet
ter home in Sitter.
Nelson Scott left Tuesday for Cuba
to load a car Of poultry there for the
Dobson emporium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Caspers de-
parted Tuesday to spend the winter
in Los Angeles. Cal.
Rev. Burrill attended the Methodist
Hospital association meeting in Ma
olson last Wednesday,
Mrs. Mary Casselman of Mime
apolis is enjoying an extended visit
with Mrs d. W. Baxter.
Flora Harker of Leslie has accepted
position in the Office of DR.. Moore
commencing work Monday
Mrs. P. r. Stevens returned to
Montfort Wednesday after a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. F. J. Granville.
Platteville normal defeated Lacrosse
normal by a score of Is to in a game
of foot ball at Platteville Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Bridges of Kan
sas City, are spending a few weeks
with Mrs. Bridges sister, Mrs. Violana
. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Velma Curtis, nee Trowbridge,
left last Wednesday for Wauzeka after
a week spent with her sister, Mrs.
Villa Miles,
w. B. Dyer returned home Monday
from the races at Chippewa Falls. His
back is still lame from the accident at
Beaver Dam.
Mrs. w. n. MOultOn returned to her
home in Two Harbors, Mimi, Friday
after month spent with her sister,
Emma Schreiner.
Mrs. Will Wetter and daughter, Gla-
dys of Sitter, visited Friday with Mrs.
Wetter's grandmother, Mrs. A. Droul-
lard, who is seriously i'll.
Rev Weyhrauch, Guilford Graham
and Chas Vesperman are attending
the Baptist state convention at Beloit
this week. They left Monday by motor.
DR.. Fowler reports a daughter born
TO Mr. and Mrs. Mentor Rich Sunday
and a son born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Muench Thursday.
Velma Vipond of Livingston was
here Tuesday to visit her mother,
Mrs Julia Vipond, who is taking med
zeal treatment of DR.. Gault.
Tom Barton bought the Trentsch
sisters house and will move in this
week. The sisters will move to the
Mrs. Minnie Trentsch building
Sarah Clarity returned to her home
in BelOit Tuesday after spending the
summer with her father, Thos. Gar
rity, in charge of road work on Hack
EFT branch.
Maybell G.. Bush of the state depart
ment of public instruction, left Tues
day for Madison after a conference of
several days with the county super
intendent and force.
The Rebekahs held a covered dish
supper Monday evening together with
initiation and inspection. Assembly
Warden, Gertrude Pohlman Of Fond
du Lac was present.
Lennice Jordan departed Sunday
for Port Washington to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Arthur BOerner, after which
she will return to Chicago and re-
sumo her duties as nurse.
Dan A. Guy of Brighton, Iowa, and
Laura Ritter of Platteville, were I'M
tied in marriage by the Rev. Frank
Harris at the Methodist parsonage IN
PlatteviIle at 1870 a. M, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kennedy, Shulls-
burg, are the parents of baby girl
born Saturday. They are making their
home here temporarily while Mr.. Ken
nedy is engaged in road work. DR..
Kraut is in attendance on the case.
Kenneth Royal, center, and Timothy
Moran, right half back of the Lacrosse
normal spent Saturday evening and
Sunday at the DR.. Fowler home and re-
turned to La Crosse Sunday afternoon.
Geo Burdick of Sacramento, CANT,
leaves for home today after a visit OF
two weeks with his sister Mrs. Lott1e
Ward Ropes. Mr.. Burdick was in In
dianapolis attending the national G. A.
r. encampment and stopped off at Lam
caster on his way west.
Mrs. c. d. Showalter and little
daughter Naomi, returned home to
Horizon Wednesday after visit with
Mrs Showalter's parents, Mr.. and MIS-
e. A. Nealy since the first OF June.
Mrs Nealy and Mrs. r. E. Grilley
and little son, Bobbie, Jr., accompan-
led them to Montfort
DR.. w. r. Gnagi of Monroe visited
at the Rev. J. l.. Hack home last
week Tuesday and Mrs. Hack ac-
companied him home to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Gnagi. Thursday Mrs. Gnagi
and Mrs. F. Wettengeu, both sisters
of Mrs Hack, accompanied her home
by auto and returned to Monroe Fri
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs E. J. Austin, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. l.. Mccoy and Mrs. Clyde
Clanton and daughter, Elizabeth,
went TO Madison Saturday and at