Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-07-12

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Frank Graham, Madison young
man, was here the past week visiting
his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Graham.
Mrs. ]. Nauert of Boscobel, visited
her friend, Miss Anne Kaiser OF Lam
caster, last week.
Ellie Dobson, Lancaster merchant
OF note, went to Milwaukee on bust
ness Monday afternoon.
Peter Harasha, retired farmer of
this city, went to Montfort Monday
Tor few days visit with relatives.
Miss Hazlc Richardson, who has
spent the past two months in Madi-
aOn, returned to her home in this city
last Sunday 1873
Kenneth Kennedy and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. White, all Of Kenosha,
motored here and spent the 18th with
George Finney.
Mrs. P. F. Smith and Miss Mary Nc
Carthey of Hyland, and Mrs Ed Lind
OF Sitter, spent the weekend with
Fannie Frawley.
Miss Marie TOwnley, after a weeks
visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Mcdonald. returned to
her home in Madison, Sunday.
Miss Leona Pagel, employed in Du-
buque for the past year, visited over
the 4th with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
August Pagel of the first ward.
Mrs. John VOgel and son, Carson
Jerome, of Chicago, arrived here Fri
day for an extended visit with Mrs.
VogePs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
Sumner.
Doris Buster Of Fehninore visited
the past week with her uncle, Chas.
Kaap. She returned home Saturday
and Doris Kaap went along for visit
at Fennimore.
Mrs. A. Erwin of Fennimore, is here
to see her friend, Mrs. John Edge.
Mrs. Edge has been bed-fast for year
but is able to be about again, with the
aid of a cane.
George Wieland has been down and
out with bad attack of erysipelas.
For three weeks he was under the
care of DR.. Fowler. Mr.. Wieland is
able to be about now.
DR.. Gibson and family mOtOred to
Minnesota last Thursday. They are
visiting relatives at Austin and other
points in the Gopher state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Roberts of Ere
mont, Nebr., motored to Wisconsin
last week and have been visiting at
the Roberts home in Bloomington
and the Burris home in Lancaster.
Miss Rowena Biggin of North An
dover, is a patient at the DoOlittle
hospital, where she underwent an APP
pendicitis operation the last OF the
week. She was reported as doing
we'll Monday.
Mrs W. l.. Johnson and son, Vir-
gil, returned last week from three
weeks visit with friends and relatives
in Galva, Ill Her niece, Miss Myrtle
Belscamper, accompanied them home
for a short visit.
Mrs Elmer Salzman and daughters,
Clare Ruth and Jean, of Highland,
spent the past three weeks at the w.
B. Doll and A. B. Cook homes in Lam
caster. Mr.. Salzman motored here on
Friday and tok his family home.
Dawald Garner, Civil war veteran
who enjoys wide acquaintance IN
Lancaster, was here last week visiting
at the John Mcmahon and various
Garner homes. Monday he went to
Platteville to visit relatives there.
Rev. William Weyhrauch departed
Saturday for Verona where he takes
charge of a three-weeks' evangelistic
meetings. During Rev. Weyhraucn's
absence Rev. Gilbert of Mt. Ida will
have charge of the local Baptist
pulpit.
Henry BrandemuhI, an intrepid
young carpenter who seems to laugh
at dizzy heights, has his scaffolding
in place and is shingling the tall spire
of st. Clements church. It's several
hundred feet from the top of the spire
to the ground-that is when you climb
up and look down.
Mrs. Hugh Prichett, residing east
of Lancaster, went to Madison Satur-
dav for a weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Earl Nealy and babe, visiting
the past week with an aunt, Mrs. l..
Wetter, went to Montfort Saturday to
visit relatives. Mrs. Nealy was re-
Gently bereft of her husband.
Edgar F. Riley, Principal of the
Normal Summer School, informs the
Herald that number of Lancaster
Young people are attending the SEES
sions this summer. Their names are:
Carl Bruss, Jeanette Clark, Olga Ho-
doval, Florence Myers, Frank Myers,
Ralph orion and Elva Wamsley.
w. A. Galloway, proprietor OF the
Mission Billiard parlors, has begun
the erection of a modern residence on
the northeast corner of the Col
Clarke block, opposite the Lancaster
Lumber Co. The place he has been
residing in on the Platteville road was
sold to Herman Bast of Ellenboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Stelpfug OF Po-
tosi motored to Lancaster Saturday
morning with an aunt, Mrs. Margaret
Bonn. Mrs. Bonn took the morning
train for her home in Verdon, ). u.
She had been paying an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. Gertrude Holl,
and other relatives in Potosi town
ship.
Miss Lillian Petersen OF Escanaoa'
Mich. was in Lancaster last week
visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr.. ana
Mrs. H. C. Larson, and aunt, MISS
Mana. Petersen. This was Miss Peter
sen's first visit to this part OF the
state and she was pleasantly I'M
messed with the surroundings. She
returned to Escanaba Tuesday.
G. V. Baumler of Potosi, departed
Monday for Milwaukee, where he
mans to reside for a year or So
Charlie sold his share in the furniture
and undertaking business to ms part