Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-07-19

Inc lotn birthday anniversary NJ
Mrs. John Pink ST., was celebrated .,
the family home in Lancaster. SIM.
day, July 2, when relatives gathered
with well filled baskets The yisitine
families included Will Pink. Sout6
Lancaster, George Pink, Darlington
Jas. Glennon, Potosi, Henry Pink and
Ertz families, West Grant The oc-
casion passed very pleasantly.
A party of boys of the teen age de-
parted last week for Phantom Lake
Waukesha county, for a two weeks
outing. George Clementson and Fred
Granville represent Lancaster and the
other boys are Robt. Morrison, Robt
Stewart Allen of Boscobel. and
Buck" Hurley of Highwood, n. J.
]. M. Thoemes, Lexington, XIV.
business man, has rented the old
dining room in the Wright House
block, until recently used as living
quarters by ]. S. Wright and wife, and
will open an up-to-date coffee house
there in a short time. The plans in
clude new fixtures, etc.
Lowry Morse and bride of Fond du
Lac, visited here briefly last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Morse, being
tensive motor trip. Mrs Morse Sr.
accompanied the young couple to Co.
lumbus, Wis, for a visit with DR..
BARLEY and wife.
Mrs. Roy rockingham, son, Charles
ana babe, Jean Elizabeth, returned to
Madison Thursday after a pleasant
visit with the formers mother, Mrs.
J. S. Wright. Little Martha Wright
vs,sA
fellow cousins at Madison.
Art Williams and Ethel Mccartney,
both of Lancaster, Wis, were united
in marriage Wednesday at the Metho-
dist parsonage by Rev. A. H. Smith.
They were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Neutrality-suspicious. Ga
Zette.
George Martin, residing on the Pra.
du Chen road, has bought the R. M.
Austin residence in the second ward,
formerly the Carmody home. Posses
sion will be given September LIST. The
Austin family will locate in Madison.
Miss Lucille Wells of Grand Rapids,
Mich, and Ralph Spence of La
Crosse, have been retained as mem
bers of the Lancaster high school
faculty. Miss Wells will teach mathe-
MATES and Mr.. Spence science.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Holmes enter
tanned the w. R. C. of Platteville on
the lawn north of their Lancaster
residence, Thursday About sixty
guests were present at a picnic din
ner.
The State Journal relates that 40
years ago, Wednesday, July II, 1882,
the railroad from Madison to Lancas-
ter had been reconstructed for wide
guage track and that trains were rum
ming on regular schedule.
Mike Trainor has again entered the
Wright House employ as day clerk.
Mr.. Trainor, after numerous opera
tons for injuries received in the
World war, is feeling greatly i'm
proved.
Mrs. Walter Ziegler of Columbus,
Wis, is in Lancaster caring for her
mother, Mrs. Helen Budd Taylor, dur
ing the temporary absence of another
daughter, Miss Clara Budd, in Min
neapolis
Prof. J. E. Fronk of Madison has
accepted an appointment as principal
OF the Spring Green, Wis. public
schools. Mrs. Fronk was formerly
Miss Irene Caspers of Lancaster.
F. c. Megow and wife are in Dun
cannon, Pa, called there by the ILL
ness Of Mrs. Schneider, Mrs. MegoW's
mother. Mr.. Megow plans to attend
summer school in the east.
Miss Lenice Jordan, daughter OF
Mrs. Robt Jordan of Boscobel, form
erly of Lancaster, is now located IN
a San Francisco hospital, where she
began work July 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Cadby OF Madison
have been visiting at the Fred Clan
VILE home here Mr. Cadby is an
electrical consulting engineer OF re-
putation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Schneider and
daughters, Viola and Amy, OF South
Lancaster, mOtored to Cedar RAPIDS,
Iowa, last week for visit with ola
friends.
Mrs. Alberta Anderson and daugh-
tiers, Alberta and Lucille, OF Fond du
Lac, are visiting Mrs. Andersons SIS
ter, Mrs. L. M. Dixon, south OF town;
Prof Melvin Brye, Viroqua' anu anu
Miss Olga Anderson, Delavan, visited
III Lancaster from Tuesday TO MOL
day at the L. ID. Durnl nome.
The contractors have finlshed thel5
work and the public library IN neeu
OF paint lot mduy y01A0' p
greatly improved appearance.
Guests at the Robt. BROKER nome
are Mrs. Mary Day of Edgely, y: ~
and Mrs. Charles Osthoff OF Madison
sisters Of Mrs. Brooker' -
Mrs. Elfe Duncan, formerly OF tnIs
city, but now of Madison, has &C
cepted a position with the university
extension department.
Mrs. c. M. Schwaegler and oausn-
ter. Janice, Of Aurora, Ill, have oeen
visiting the formers father, Henry
Mink of Lancaster.
C. H. Vesperman on THURSDAY solu
an Avery truck with chassis ana cav
to A. G. Diamond, local manager Iol
the Standard OIL eooo
H. C. Krebs of Milwaukee, and torce
of painters. have the contract 10 PAIN
and decorate the buildings at tne
county farm. obi1-
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith and cnli o
dren of Hillsboro, Ill, motoreq nel
the past week and visited ". H. Rose
and wife. ,,,ir,o
Milton Holmes has been workln |
for his uncle, Frank Burg, FlatIe,