Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-22
LANCASTER
LOCAL NEWS
MENTION
PerS0naLHe and
NeIOs of Interest.

Mrs. Frank Lacke has been i'll with
Ruth Frye went to Madison Thurs
DAY to visit over the school holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Vesperman
nave made home for Hazel Beethan
MRS. =. Steinforth was a Fennimora
visitor Friday. Mrs. James Ellis went
along Tor visit at Preston.
MISS Amy WoOlrich, Mineral Point
VISITED here the past week at the Ed.
batty nome, returning Friday.
Mrs. Beth Hazeltine of Mazomanie
mas returned to Lancaster for CON
Clnued treatments at the sanitarium.
Cond. |. 0. Mills returned to work
Frldy after a weeks vacation due
10 illness. Cond. Jake Keiffer relieved
Mr.. Mills.
Mrs. John Rundell and grand
daughter, Elizabeth Taylor departed
Thursday for a visit at Adams. Wis.
and Milwaukee
Harvey Orion and wife of McGl egg
or, Iowa, had a Valentine day pres
ent IN the way of new baby boy
their second son. Congratulations.
The Mike Funk family are moving
the first Of March from their farm in
Liberty to q place in Potosi. Friends
SOfC LAIOI1 a 1Ol wv eli party.
One shareholder in the Williams
Cranberry Marsh Co. desires to state
that the dividend last year was five
per cent and not $50 a shareholder as
the Herald was informed.
Mrs. Al. Weir of Woodman was a
mid-Week visitor here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Domer. Both
Of the old people are feeling poorly
Mrs. Weir's daughter, Edith, accom-
panied her mother home for visit
over the school vacation.
Mrs. 0. G. HenkeI and daughters,
June and Mazda, of Milbank, Mimi,
were here last week visiting Mr.
Henkels aged mother who lives with
John Mankel and wife. They left
Saturday for Chicago to visit Mrs
Henkels mother Mrs. Sundwahl
Frank Schreiner went to Milwau-
kee Friday to attend the meeting of
the British Columbia coal mining
company he and other local men are
interested in. Messrs. Coleman of
Wellington, b. c., Phinney Of St. Paul
and McCracken Of Milwaukee, were
in Lancaster for a day and went down
with Mr.. Schreiner to attend the
meeting.
Prin McNelly and teachers of the
city schools and number of the rur-
= -ohonl force went to Madison last
Thursday to attend the two-day meet
OF the southern Wisconsin Teachers
association InspiratiOnal work and
exchange of ideas make the sessions
profitable for the teachers. Co. Supt.
Ralph was unable to attend as he is
still tied up on school inspections.
]. Bert Johnson and wife were
called to Chiffon, Wis, Friday morn
ing by the death of a relative. Mr..
Johnson and wife, recently in the
hotel business at Bagley, are now
touring the villages of the county
with theatrical troupe of five people
in repertoire of dramas and comedy.
They PLAYED BeetoWn North AndOyer
and ere now at Burton. The ch9rges
are 15c for children and 35c for adults
with crowded houses every night and
a hearty welcome wherever they go.
The marriage of Joseph Wright Jr.
and Mella Hudson took place at the
home of the bride in Little Grant on
Wednesday at noon. The service was
performed by Rev. Louis Arhelger.
The bridegroom is a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Wright of Lancaster. He
is mail carrier on one OF the rural
routes Of this city and is an indus
trious and dependable young man.
The bride. a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Hudson, has been a successful
schol teacher for a number of years.
She is deeervedly popular with her
many friends Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
will reside in Lancaster.
The marriage of Frank J. Duve, an
indutrious young farmer of Potosi,
and Hilda Flesch, popular daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Flesch of
Liberty, took place Tuesday morning
at 9:3O at ST Clements church. Ian
caster. FIR. Kaiser read the marriage
service which was witnessed by the
families and friends of the contrac-
ting parties. Martin Duve, brother of
the bridegroom and Margaret Flesch,
sister of the bride, were the attend
ants. A wedding dinner and recep--
ton at the home of the bride, followed
the service. Mr.. and and Mrs. Duve
will go to farming at once. They have
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