Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-05-31

Miss Thelma Stevens, daughter of
MI and Mrs. Rem. Stevens. has re-
turned home from Berkeley. Calf
Wnere she spent the past year at the
University of California taking a
postgraduate course in history. Miss
stevens received Masters degree in
history. Part Of her final work in al
tanning this scholastic honor included
writing 40 page thesis upon the
subject: "Roosevelt's Policy in the
| caribbean" Miss Stevens will visit
| mere Tor the summer. Last year she
completed a four-year course at the
! Wisconsin University, attaining q
bachelors degree.
Attorney Milton Orchard of this
city delivered the Memorial day adj
uress at Montfort yesterday. Mr.. Or
cnard used as text an immortal line
from LIncoln's Gettysburg address
Devote our attention to the unfinish-
| ed work thus nobly begun" He am
pinned upon this theme saying that
the sacrifices made up 20 tie time of
Lincoln and subsequently by no
means implied that the coming gen
Grafton hat nothing to do in the way
OF constructive citizenship. Mr.. Or
chards remarks were given close at
tentlon by a large audience.
Billy Mccoy of this city is playing
q three months engagement with
Cope Harvey's Orchestra of Chicago,
IN Detroit, Mich. This orchestra has
received favorable mention from the
Detroit paper. Two weeks ago they
played radio concert for the Detroit
Free Press. Some of the local Legion
boys heard part of the concert. This
week, Thursday, the orchestra plays a
radio concert for the Detroit News.
Miss Nellie Moran of Austin, Mimi,
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Woodhouse, for week, re-
turned home Saturday Miss Moran
underwent an operation for removal
OF tonsils and came here to recuper-
ate.
Mccoy and Healy shipped 16 fine
draft horses last Friday-average
weight 1850. One four-year-old geld
ing purchased from Paul Knoke,
weighed 2,015 pounds. Prices paid
were from $85 to $4,000 with few
extra specials higher.
The marriage of Ray Groenier and
Marie Weber takes place today at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Name Weber A number of out-of-
town relatives are expected as guests
at the happy event. Rev. L. Arhelger
will officiate.
recently received Is sWarms of bees
from a southern consignor Monday
another shipment of Is swarms of
Italian bees came in from a Balm
bridge, Ga. firm.
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man who relieved Robert Grilley as
operator at the depot during the lat
ter's ten-day illness, returned home
Monday noon.
c. E. Dearborn and wife, spending
four months past in their old home
at Brattleboro, VT, have returned to
Gary, Ind. They will visit Lancaster
again in the fall
Fischer e Pagenkopf have installed
a new International Speed" truck,
tc be used exclusively for making
quick deliveries to farmers. The
truck is an International feature.
Lancaster high school defeated
Fennimore Monday afternoon in a
smuggling contest with a score of 10 to
8, The Lancaster boys arrived home
tired and sore from galloping around
the bases.
Mrs. A. Wisco, visiting here for a
few days, departed yesterday for a
brief visit with her daughter in Chi
cago. Mrs. Wisco now resides in Nc
Gregor.
Mrs. Gerald Hartman of Waterloo
township, went to La Crosse last
week to consult physicians in regard
to her health.
Virgil Hoehn of South Lancaster
is a patient at the Doolittle hospital
where he had tonsils removed last
Tuesday.
Douglas Schumacher, son of Walter
Schumacher, Potosi, had tonsils re-
moved at Doolittle hospital last week.
A large number of Lancaster fans
motored to Madison Sunday and saw
the Dodgers defeat the Capitols 4 to O..
DR.. Kraut reports the birth of a
daughter at the Seeley Ellis home,
this city. last Saturday.
Albert Cardey went to Madison yes
terday to enter the employ of the Bell
Telephone Co., there as lineman.
Miss Edith Cough of Chicago, visit
ed in Lancaster over Memorial day
as the guest of Mrs. Halle Ellis.
Mrs. Vernon of Madison was an
over-Sunday guest of her son, j. R.
Vernon, of the highway force.