Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-08-10

ingston Saturday for a weeks visit
with friends.
Joseph Hoffman, employed in a Mil
wauke9 abstract office was home last
week TN visit.
Mrs. Merrill Hayes and babe of Mil
waukee have been visiting at tie par
entail Josh Leighty nome.
Geo. Clementson Jr writes his
parents that he has been having fine
time in the 7. camp at Mukwonago.
Mrs. Ed. Vesperman ANA daughter.
Norma, visited Thursday and Friday
at the Henry Wepking home in Fen
nimore.
Miss Viona Wilkins of Livingston
visited in Lancaster at the Geo. Low
rey home last week, returning home
Saturday
Ralph Place went to Columbus on
Thursday to have his son, DR.. John
Place, give him few chiropractic adj
justments.
Dexter Angus of Oconto Falls, was
here Wednesday on brief business
trip in connection with the settlement
Of his mothers estate.
Mrs. Thomas Carmody and children
Billy and Catharine, departed Friday
for Pra. du Chen and Seneca to visit
relatives for q week or so.
DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Eckert left Sat
urday morning ON a motor trip to
Reesevilie, Beaver Dam and Markesan
for vacation of two weeks.
Elva Doll, assistant register of
deeds, took a much needed rest last
week. Theresa Hoffman took Miss
Dolls place at the court house.
Mrs. Thos. Blackbourne, Mrs. VIM.
Lee and Miss Ethel Mccartney went
to Fennimore Thursday to assist in
the buster cafe over the Big Days.
Kenneth Lang of Cobb was Is years
old Wednesday and decided to cele-
brate the day in Lancaster with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gibbs
DR.. Carl Harper of Madison, a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harper, has
Joined the Jackson hospital clinic. DR..
Harper is a physician and surgeon of
prominence.
Mrs. Chas. Mayer was a Saturday
passenger for Livingston. She will
visit the Andrew families and other
relatives remaining until after the
high school fair
Rev. l.. Arhelger and family are alb
sent from the city on a mounts vaca-
ton. During Rev. Arhelger's absence
the Congregational pulpit will be oc-
cupied by Rev Morgans.
Sunday the families of Nelson. Kilby,
of Rockwell, Iowa, Joe Kilby, E. V.
Kern, Thos. Hore and Henry Bells
camper and Bernadine Knobel pic
nicked at Klondike spring.
The Roy rockingham family of
Madison visited in Lancaster at the
John Wright home last week. They
also attended the Big Days at Fenni-
more, returning home Saturday.
Charles Graney and wife departed
Thursday for western trip to be alb
sent four weeks. They go to Mason
City, Ia, first and following a visit
there go to Artesian and Mt. Vernon,
S. d.
Miss Margaret Taylor departed
Thursday for Alliance, Ohio, where
she enters the employ of the city as
head of the laboratory in the city hos
pital. Miss Taylor is a bacteriologist
by profession.
Mrs. Elmer Berger and two children
of Fennimore returned to their home
Wednesday after a weeks visit at the
Jake Wiedman home in Potosi. Miss
Bernice Walters of Fennimore accom-
panied Mrs. Berger on her visit.
Miss Ruth Stetson of Lake Mills is
visiting at the Henry Mink home IF
the weather is good the latter part of
the week the Minks and their guest
plan a motor trip to Aurora, Ill, and
Chicago, returning via Lake Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Kilby, son
Paul, and daughter, Dorothy, of Rock
we'll, Iowa, and Master Archie Kilby of
Waterloo, Iowa, motored over Satur-
day and are visiting at the Elvy Kern
home and with other relatives in this
vicinity.
A, c. Smith went to Madison Fri
day to attend the convention of the
Watkins remedy statesmen, in session
there the latter part of the week. Mr..
Smith has spent lifetime in the work
and is counted as one of the most sue
cessful of the Watkins men.
The E. " Willis family left Sunday
for their horne at Union, Iowa, after
a visit of two weeks at the E. L. Up
ton home in Little Grant. Mrs. Willis
is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Upton.
Mrs. Upton accompanied them expect
ing to visit relatives in Iowa.
A big white rooster saw his reflec-
ton in the polished side of Les Clark's
Marmon at the Livingston games and
waged a battle royal with his own
picture before Clarence Rich, who
happened along, drove him away. The
fine finish on the car body was some
what scratched in this unique battle.
The marriage of Milton r. Frazier
and Ethel Lehman took place in Mad
ison Saturday the Rev. Guy Goodsell
officiating Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier are
now in Chicago on their wedding trip.
The young people taught in the Lam
caster high school last year and have
a number of friends here who unite in
extending best wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Chase and son,
Robert, visiting in Lancaster for the
past three weeks, departed Friday for
Oshkosh where they will visit Mr..
Chase's mother, Mrs. Myra Chase.
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