Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-08-17

uIllS toward milwaukee.
| {. M. Walker went to Milwaukee
Sunday to attend meeting of the
National Dental Society.
l.. Weber and son, Kenneth, were
IN Milwaukee last week attending a
state convention of retail shoe dealers.
Mrs. Goldie' Gayan and son, Bernard,
fof st Louis, visited the past week with
the formers sister, Mrs Geo. Hillary
OF Bloomington.
Miss Vera Kramer of Madison was a
last week visitor with her cousin,
Leona Kramer of this city.
! Miss Frances Guentzel of Boscobel,
visiting her uncle, Henry Damn, for
week or So, returned home Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Reddy and Miss
Winnifred Reddy of Platteville, were
Friday visitors at the w. J. Brennan
home
Mrs. Carrie Reynolds departed
Monday for Abbotsford, Wis, to visit
for week with her nephew, Michael
Hernon
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kramer of
ZWlngle, Iowa, and Vera Kramer OF
Madison, Wis, visited at the Arthur
Stivarius home the past week.
Fred Garner, Geo. BROKER and Ad-
am Schmittges have been down on the
river the past week camping out in
their cabin near Mccartney.
Mrs. j. j. Conway Of Oakland Calf,
returned home Wednesday, having
visited for month with her mother,
Mrs. Kate Oates of this ely.
Dondald Vincent underwent an OPP
Grafton for rupture at the Doolittle
hospital last week. Donald has had
number of accidents and mishaps
the past two or three years.
| Paul Howe of Sioux City and Dr.
Arthur Jones of Boston, two former
Lancaster residents, visited over the
weekend at the John Howe home.
Mrs. Jos: Zehnpfennig and children,
Marion, Charles, Raymond and Walt
er, Madison, returned home Sunday
after visit Of three weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. John Hoffman, Sr.
| Miss Mae Hannum, visiting Lam
caster relatives for the past two weeks
returned home to Chicago Wednesday,
Her niece, Mae BROKER, went along
for a weeks outing in Chicago.
John Kilburg & Son have moved
their cigar shop to the Stone building
above the Gibbs & Starr shop. John
is making some excellent cigars and
his business is splendid as a result
Messrs. Leo ZenZ, Leroy Seipp,
Misses Helen Zenz, Thresa Adams,
Katherine Schuster and Mrs. Matt
Zenz attended the K. c.. dance at Cuba
City last Tuesday evening and report
an enjoyable time.
Friends here have received word
that Mrs. E. r. Thiel of Sacramento,
Calf, recently underwent a serious
operation but was progressing favor
ably toward recovery. Mrs. Thiel
is a daughter of the late Col. and
Mrs John G. Clark.
Clyde Lickel and Kenneth Taylor,
two So. Lancaster young men, left
here week ago Friday in car for
points in the west. They go to Shell
don, Iowa, and from there to Gran
vile and Dickinson, S. D., expecting
to work if they can find anything to
do in the west.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kinney has returned
her home in FairvieW, Mont, after
visit of nearly two months with Ian
caster relatives. Mrs. Kinney is ident-
flied with large stock remedy COM
pany of Fairview. She will visit at
Minneapolis on the way, expecting to
motor home from there.
| Howdy Rhodes and wife, Lillian D.
Stephens and Harry Stephens leave
Tuesday on motor trip for New
London guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
son Demming. While there Howdy
will be back to his boyhood days for
they will spend week at the Dem
ming cottage fishing at Waupaca
/ lakes #**
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Williamson de-
parted Thursday by train for Chicago,
Hastings, Mimi, and Aberdeen, S. d.
! They plan to be gone month or So
Mr.. Williamson's place as agent is be-
ing filled by Martin Hobart of Roscoe,
Ill, with the able assistance of Bob
| Grilley, operator, and Chas. Jewell
baggageman.
L. G. Hickok left Saturday for the
southern oil fields expecting to be
gone for several weeks. He will meet
| David Alderman of Milwaukee, pres
! ident of the Alderman Oil Co., and
| together they will visit oil properties
of the company at Shreveport and
Oil City, Miss, and other points. The
! trip north will be made overland i'll
/ Mr. Ackerman's car.
| Barney LOuS anu Dill LOICuA assure
| the Herald that it is a sure go this
time and that they will go up the river
on ten-day trip in thei4' motor boat,
Ben Hur. The plan is to travel north
for a week and then return in three
days, figuring that the trip down can
be made in half the time it takes to
go up The craft has been thoroughly
tested and found to be speedy and en-
tirely seaworthy.
Harry Ierrett of San Diego, writes
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. J..
Jerrett, that he was a loser by fire
several weeks ago and was also in
iured by burns. Harry's rooming
house took afre and in getting out he
was burned about the arms and body.
He lost about $125 worth of effects
with $50 insurance. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. J. Jerrett plan to go to California
for the winter about September 1st.
Gus Laabs of this city is just re-
covering from a fall he received sew
eral weeks ago while working on the
Hatch house. Mr. Laabs prepared to
leave the scaffold at noon and grabbed
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