Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-08-30

neer, was Ridgeway caller yester-
day.
Ernest Wisco, Interstate lineman of
McGregor, visited in Lancaster last
week
Louis George, now located at Mer-
rlmac, Wis, was weekend visitor
in Lancaster.
Martin Paulson, candidate for sec
rotary of state, will speak here
Thursday at IS p. nj
Sylvester Smith bought Harvey
Abrams new house on No. Monroe ST.,
consideration $500.
The Lancaster r. F. d. carriers are
permitted by department order to
start at 4. m. during fair days
Mrs. Harvey Hurlburt spent from
Monday to Friday in st. Paul, buying
goods for the Plain Price store.
Hymen Goldstein went to Chicago
Sunday on a two day business trip,
taking his son, Melvin, along for an
outing.
Frank Van Dusen of Chicago, is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Elsie Van
Dusen, and sister, Mrs. Albert Hun
saker.
Miss Emily Roberts of Chicago, af-
ter months visit with her parents
in Lancaster, returns to her work to-
morrow
Miss Mary Steffen, Milwaukee
girl, returned home Monday following
months visit at the Laabs and Block
homes in Lancaster.
Mrs. Clyde Aupperle and babe,
Ethel, went to Milwaukee Monday to
visit Mrs. H. j. Voight and Mrs. B. W.
Bailie over fair week.
Mrs. Jos. Wright and son, Harold,
are in Milwaukee this week as guests
of Downer Kilby and wife. They will
take in the state fair also.
Revs. J. 7. Morgans and John Bir-
rell went to Marshfield yesterday to
attend the annual Methodist confer
ence for western Wisconsin.
The Delos Edwards family and Miss
Hildegarde Alt went to Madison Mon
day to visit Roy Edwards and attend
the 32nd division celebration.
John T. Cox and wife of south
prairie, went to Milwaukee Sunday on
one of their regular trips to visit a
specialist in regard to the latter's
eyes.
All. Heath and Jas. Burns, both
charged with forgery, waived exami-
nation yesterday and were held for
trial at circuit court under $1,000
bonds.
Paul Dahm and wife and children,
Margaret and George, returned home
to Washington, d. c., yesterday after
a visit at the various Damn homes
in Lancaster.
State fair visitors are: Vesta and
Sue Johnson, Kathleen Crichton,
Laura Muster, Andrew Zenz and wife,
Misses Margaret Mcnamara and
Marion Mccullough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Walker, So. Lancaster, and
Miss Anna Nehls, spent the past week
camping out at Mccartney. They had
use of the Woodhouse cottage.
Mrs F. C. Hauser was again called
to GAINESVILLE on account Of the i'll
ness of her father, ]. B. Gallup. Mr..
Gallup had an operation for bladder
trouble a week ago and undergoes
another operation today.
Consignors to the state fair from
this vicinity were: F. A. Morehouse,
Dobson, Eastman & Burr, Gene Croft,
and Ed McClurg, Platteyille. Frank
Morehouse went down Monday to take
in the big fair.
Mrs. Emily Fawcett and daughter,
Genevieve, departed Monday for their
new home in Marinette, Wis, where
they will spend the winter. Mrs. Faw-
I cett has been appointed English teach
er in the high school at Marinette.
John NJ. Nelson's speech here to-
night has been cancelled due to many
speaking dates. The progressive fac
ton has secured Governor Blaine for
a speech here Monday, at 3 p. M. Mon
day, closing the governors campaign.
Drs. Godfrey performed number
of tonsil operations last week. They
were: Maxine Phillips, Monday; Mar
garet Calls, Tuesday; Ruth Flesch,
Thursday, Oscar Jeide, Friday; daugh-
ter of Robt. Hoffman, Saturday;
daughter of Geo. Hoffman, Sunday.
Rayfield Groenier has returned from
Chicago, where he spent week on
music business. Ray attended several
concerts given by Madame Sterkow-
Ryder, a famous pianist, and is
pleased that Madame Ryder will APP
pear here later in the year. Another
good result was the purchase OF an
Apollo Playing Reproducing piano
which will be on exhibit at the Lam
caster fair. This instrument is said
to be marvellous in design and beauty
of tone and action.