Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-08-09

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model Olds IS" touring.
Eight cars of livestock left the Ian
caster yards Wednesday morning.
Dr.. Gault and wife have been visit
ing at the Blunt home in Milwaukee.
Miss Ross Voss of Bloomington was
a weekend visitor with Platteville
friends
Miss Ruth Higginbotham of Chica-
go is visiting her sister, Mrs Lloyd
BROKER.
Miss Alice Groenier of Chicago is
visiting at the Groenier and Sitter
homes here
Miss Emma Ressmeyer, Belleville,
Wis, has been visiting at the Heiliger
homes here
ST. Agnes Guild entertained at
Kensington in Ryland park Wednes-
day afternoon.
Lem Schneider and family of
Whiteside, S. D., are visiting friends
in this vicinity.
Granville & Nelson sold a couple of
registered Guernseys to East Dubu-
| que parties last week
EIgie Hickok and wife and Mrs.
Harry Simpson visited relatives at
Genoa Jet, last week
Mrs. Anna Hoffman has accepted
the appointment of matron in the city
rest room and is in charge.
DR.. VIM. Evans and family of Oak
Park motored here last week and Wis
tied Grant Hampton and wife.
Miss Vida Richmond, employed at
| the Schreiner home here, returned
| home to Fennimore Thursday.
Dora Doolittle was a Saturday pas
! senger to Stoughton, where she will
spend week visiting friends.
Eugene Coombs, Madison youth
visiting at the Robert Kinney home
in Beetown, has returned home.
Misses Dorothy and Gertrude
Kutsch, Dubuque, have been visiting
Miss Marie Hoffman of this city.
Mrs. Florence Rigdon and sons
went to Bridgeport Saturday for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Shrake
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brintnall leave
August II for a vacation trip Of two
weeks and not August 1st as stated
| last week
w. J. Bailie, president of the Will
! liams Cranberry Co., went to Mather,
Wis, Saturday, to superintend the
annual pack of berries now taking
place.
! Mrs. John Drinkwater went to Chi
cago Saturday to spend a week with
her daughter, Miss Florence Drink
water, a Western Union telegraph
operator.
Marshall Cousins, state banking
commissioner, has set October 23 as
the date upon which all claims
| against the Montfort State bank must
| be handed in.
! E. A. Nealey, former band director
here, plans to locate in Waupun very
shortly. Mr. Nealy win have charge
of the city and high school bands
/ there and will also direct the prison
I band.
Mrs. Roy Mccoy left last week for
San Francisco, Calf, where she will
visit her father, William Decker,
| former Lancaster depot agent, who
has been in poor health for some
time.
Chas. Stratton and wife have been
enjoying visit at Grand Island,
Nebr., with the WoOlstenholmes Purl
Breithaupt has been in charge at the
Lancaster flower shop and green
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Ferner of
Woodman, returned home last week
after several weeks in Lancaster. Mr..
| Ferner relieved at the depot in the
absence of Agent Williamson, assist
ing Robt. Grilley.
Stevens & Granville have forward
ed the wind claim of Harry Stoney of
Waterloo, who sustained damage in
the big storm of last Tuesday. Mr..
Stoney reported roofs taken off on
two small buildings and window
lights broken by hail.
John Morehouse, South Lancaster
farmer, has had on exhibit at the
county agents office a branch OF ap-
pies containing Is pieces of fruit.
Another smaller branch carried eight
apples. Fruit growers look for fruit
Of all kinds in abundance.
A committee from the Lancaster
Presbyterian church was in La
| Crosse last week buying pews for the
new church building which is now
we'll under way. Henry Holzinger,
Louis Vesperman, George Hoehn and
George Wieland comprised the COM
mittee.