Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-08-24

Miss Alvina Funk is visiting at the
J. H. Adams home. **#
Or. H. Reed went to Dodgeville
Monday on business.
Mrs. George Jackering of Elmdale
is very Ill at this writing. ***
b Mrs. ID. w. Baxter is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Brodt near Mt.
i Lloyd Gillispie of Fennimore spent
Myers. s - : - :
Fern Allen OF Livingston visited at
the Ed. Olson home from Friday until
Saturday.
Leo Mccormick motored to Monroe
FRIDAY and took in the big Green
county fair. ~
Miss Fern Scott of Cuba City spent
last week here with her friend, Miss
Florence Myers.
MI. and Mrs. James .Vohs of Fort
Dodge, Iowa, spent the weekend at
the Fred Meyers home.
Mrs. Seeley Ellis and daughter.
francis, visited Mrs. Elida Thompson
at Fennimore Saturday.
l., Weber and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Couseley We're in Monroe Friday at
teHdlhg the Green county fair.
Ed, kLobel and Clarence and Hubert
Stoffel aresspending two weeks at Nc
carney camping and fishing.
/ Florence Whiting of Boscobel visit
ed the past week at the Roy Walker
nome here returning home Friday
w. J. Ballie went to Mather, Wis.
yesterday, to oversee the harvesting
OF the crop on the Williams cranberry
marsh.
Glenn Schwingle of Muscoda has ac-
copied position as assistant in the
district highway engineering office at
Lancaster.
MISS Lou Mackenzie of Milwaukee,
visiting her cousin, Mrs. w. j. Bren-
nan. for the past six weeks, returned
home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reynolds are
visiting relatives in Dakota. Mr..
Reynolds was called there by the i'll
ness of his brother
| c. H. Baxter went Madison yester-
day to meet his daughter, Mrs. Laura
Brown, who's is coming back from
California for visit
Mrs w. H. Rose is visiting in Hills
dale, III. She returnedSzsouth with
Mrs. c. B. Hopkins and4aaughter, May,
~~O@~AANs
The Aupperle school house in So
Lancaster was auctioned to Allen
Aupperle Saturday for $155. The total
proceeds of the sale were $21435.
Louis Wiedenbeck of Mauston, is a
guest of his brother, Albert Tues
day they went TO Mccartney taking
their wives for a weeks outing
Fletcher GarthwGite and wife and
three little daughters departed Friday
for visit in Heron Lake, Mimi, and
Gary, n d. They will be gone two
weeks.
AGolph Bergheger and family left
Sunday on motor trip to the Twin
Cities and points in Wisconsin, Mime
sofa and Iowa. They will be gone a
week
The marriage Of Kenneth Oyer, for
merly of this city, to Miss Cecilia
Gardner, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
David Gardner, will take place at
Platteville, August 80.
Mrs. E. A. Jones of Sheffield, Iowa.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. H.
E. Eastman, for the past month. She
left Sunday for Viroqua to visit her
brother, VIM. Webb and family.
Chas. Schloesser of Chicago, visit
ing his brother, Henry, at Blooming
ton, was in Lancaster Tuesday to get
his son. Dudley, who has been visit
! ing at Fred Schloesser's in No. Lam
caster.
Mrs. Downer Kilby and sons, Jack
and Dallas, of Milwaukee have been
visiting at the Sam Kerr home in
Hurricane. They came here after
motor trip over the northern part of
the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crandall of Hebron
ILL.,, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Gran
dali of Woodstock, ILL.,, motored to
Lancaster Saturday to visit their uncle
F. P. Mink, and other relatives. They
returned home Sunday. ***
The Goldstein home on North Ma
olson street has been torn up greatly
recently owing to improvements going
on. The house was raised and a new
porch put on. A cement walk to the
street is another Improvement
J. c. Doolittle wass taken to the
Doolittle hospital for care last week
The only son of John Ohlert, resid-
! ing on Boice Creek has been sick with
infantile paralysis for about two
weeks. His condition has been very
bad.
Misses Janice Eastman and Jessie
Baltic went to Rockford yesterday to
attend the wedding of a Downer chum,
Miss Ruth Countryman. Miss East
man will visit at Burlington, Wis,
with Miss Maj garet Ramsey, on her
way home.
After visiting at the E. " Kern home
and with other relatives, Mr.. and Mrs
Nelson Kilby and children returned
Tuesday to their home in Rockwell
Iowa. Jos. Kilby accompanied them
on a business trip to Charles City, re-
turning Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowen, daughter,
Inez, nephew, Jasper Turner of Lady
smith, and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel FL
lis and son, Grant visited relatives
at Mauston, from Saturday to Tues !,
day of last week. They made the
trip by motor car ***
Wednesday and Thursday, E. "
Kern moved the big cement mixer,
owned by c. E. Rich Co., to Hackett
branch where they are constructing
large cement bridge and concrete
road. The mixer was moved with Mr.
Kern'e 20-hOrse Advance engine **%'