Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-28

i this week.
Miss Grace Stone, teaching at Hins-
GALE, ILL.,, is visiting her father. John
NJ. Stone.
Clyde Q. Goble and wife went to
Chlcago Sunday on a business and
pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zenz went to
Milwaukee Friday on a business and
pleasure trip.
Mildred Lind, Platteville Normal
student, spent the weekend at her
home in Sitter.
EWald Scheibl and family of Madi-
son visited at the JOS. Wright home,
returning Monday.
/, oscar Dopler, postmaster at Bara-
BOO, visited over Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Williams.
Harry Gingrich went to Chicago
tuesday to visit q week with his sis
ter, Mrs. G. W. Ray.
Mrs. Ellis Schmidt of Madison,
spent the past week with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Clementson.
Dr. Carl Walker went to Milwaukee
Monday to attend a three-day meet
ing OF the state dental society
=. Il. Langridge OF Velva, N. D., is
mere visiting his sister, Mrs. r. A.
KING and other relatives and friends.
II. E. Schreiner motored to Stevens
Point Friday to join his wife and chill
dren who are visiting at the Virum
| home
Dr.. Gault and son, Harry, returned
from their Dakota trip Monday, hav-
ing made the trip out and back in five
days fiat
Mrs. Ralph King and brother, c. t.
Langridge, went to Milwaukee and
| Waukesha Monday for a weeks visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Louise Hoffman, owner of the
| Hoffman restaurant, underwent an
operation for appendicitis performed
by Drs. Godfrey Sunday. She is at
| her home.
Ed. Hyde is removing the old tin
] building west of his square corner
| property as part of extensive i'm
| provements he has in mind for the
property.
An examination for clerk-carrier
will be held at the Lancaster post
| office, July Is, 8 a. m. Applications
may be had from Mrs. Anime Showal-
ter at postoffice.
R. E. Runzheimer and wife and
Miss Viola Rausch, in charge of the
local chautauqua left here Tuesday
the Runzheimers going to Mt. Morris
| Ill, and Miss Rausch to Monona, Ia.
Mrs Barbara Fletcher county
nurse, took Mrs. Bridget C'Rourke OF
| Platteville, to Onalaska sanitarium
near La Crosse, Saturday. Mrs
O'ROurke is afflicted with tubercu-
losis.
An American Legion picnic will be
held at Balls Island, opposite Nc
/ Cartney, July 2. All ex-service men
invited. Bring lunch, coffee served on
| grounds.
NJ. V. Burris, supt. at the asylum
and home, is erecting new cement
stave silo as a mate for one already
| up. The silOs are 24X36 feet in size
and will contain feed for Sc head of
cattle.
Adelbert Bray of the 9th division
highway offices, went to Madison Sun
day to enter the University summer
| classes. Mr.. Bray will continue at
the University this fall and winter, in
engineering study.
! Mrs. f. NJ. Crowley Of Madison
spent the weekend as the guest of
DR.. Hassel and wife, returning Tues
day. AS Miss Ada Fuller Mrs. Crow
| ley taught in the Lancaster schools
| for several years.
Miss Frances e. Holford, student in
the University medical division, Wis
| tied here at the Henry Mink home
over Sunday, enroute home to Cass-
Vile Miss Holford will be an in
structor next year.
Fabian Beckett, Dubuque attorney,
was here Saturday to arrange an
order to plead in the county court in
the cases Of the state VS. Clark, Dali
and Heinderscheit, held on booze
peddling charges in the county Jail.
Mrs. Belle D. Smith and Mrs. JOS.
Wright received news Saturday of the
death of Mrs Chas. Schloesser of
Chicago, wife of DR.. Schloesser. The
latter is a son of the late Captain
Schloesser and we'll known in this
vicinity.
Isaac Fishman, st. Louis, father of
Mrs. H. Goldstein, is a guest at the
Goldstein home here. Mrs. Morris
Alexander, Mrs. Goldstein's sister,
and her two children, William and
Caroline, are also visiting at the
Goldstein home. The guests came up
from st. Louis last week.
Mrs. ]. ]. Longabaugh, Chicago, is
the guest of Mrs. Halle Lee Ellis.
George Tuffley and family, Mrs.
Oswald and Miss Nettie, motored
north the first of the week with Wau-
sau. La Crosse, MedfOrd, Black River
Falls and other points as place for
visits. They will be gone ten days.