Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-01
LOCAL ITEMS

more Monday to visit friends
sidney weber OF Milwaukee il Wis
ting his mother, Mrs. Name Waha,
DR.. j. A. Gault has been under Tia
weather for few days with ma
cold = o''a
Misses Ruth Mink and Helen Bruas
university students, are at home FIR
q weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs, Con Winsor Of Sitter
visited over Sunday night at the I'd
Schwartz home
w. b. Dyer was knocked out with
bad cold last week but able to no
out again Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Schroeder, Milwaukee,
here visiting Miss Emma Schreiner'
returned home Monday.
DR.. Fowler reports the birth of =
daughter at the Delbert Dav home
So, Lancaster, Jan 26th.
Mrs Alvin Hildebrand and chiIdran
departed yesterday for Baraboo to vis-
it the balance of the week
DR.. S. W. Doolittle reports the
birth Of baby daughter at the Her
bert SchWantes home, Beetown, Sun
day, Jan. goth.
Mrs. Bert Kitson of Madison spent
the past week at the parental Wetter
home in Lancaster, returning Satur-
day afternoon.
John Loeffelholz or Louisburg
r. d., was in Lancaster on business
Saturday and had his name enrolled
on the Herald list of readers.
Grant Hampton, Boice Creek. has
bought the Miss Fache home in the
third ward and will locate in Lam
caster in the spring.
Rev. J. T. Morgans went to Fen
nimore Saturday to occupy the pull
pit there in place of Rev. Kersha 81
who is conducting meetings here.
Judge and Mrs S. E. Smalley enter
tanned the members of the local bar
and their wives at six O'clock din
ner at the Wright House Saturday.
The Farm Power & Equipment Co.
has been busy for the past week To-
eating large shipment OF machine
cry received at their warehouse here.
Mrs. Willard Smith and Mrs. Mar
tin Ruegger departed yesterday for
Chicago where they will buy spring
millinery. On her return Mrs. Smith
will stop at Madison to attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Hurst Of
California are visiting at the home of
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Taylor. Mrs. Hurst was Miss Ma
nola Budd before her marriage. *&#
Prof. Milton Frazier and wife Of
Cuba City visited Lancaster friends
over the weekend. While here Mr.
Frazier assisted in the band concert.
Miss Mildred Gutweiler, formerly
Of Lancaster but now teaching near
Mt. Hope, visited Lancaster friends
briefly Saturday on her way home
to FennimOre to spend Sunday.
JOS w. Udelhofen, residing three
miles west of Potosi, will have an
auction sale, Monday, Feb. 30 The
details will appear in full in the
Herald next week and the week fol-
lowing.
At ST. Clements Sunday the banns
were announced for Frank Duve Of
Potosi and Hilda Flesch of Liberty.
The wedding will take place on FEB.
i4th. The bride-t0be is a daughter
OF Mr.. and and Mrs George FleSch
of Liberty township
Ohio Doll, residing three miles
northeast of Lancaster, on the old
Robt. Behling place, will hold clos
ing out sale, Tuesday, Feb. 14th. He
will have good line of machinery,
grain and livestock. Full particulars
next week.
The town boards OF Bloomington,
Little Grant and Beetown, in response
to petitions from the village of
Bloomington and the rural school
districts of Reynolds, PrideauX,
Thornton Brown and i4eamy, will hol1
public hearing on Feb. 3, TO discuss
the question of consolidated schools.
Robt. Baflie IF. and family returned
Monday night via Cassville, to their
home in Skiff Alberta, Canada. They
have been visiting here since last
March Mr. Battle owns LAO acres
OF Alberta prairie devoted to gram
raising.
w. A. Johnson has charge OF the
beeFeepers' convention at the court
house this week in the absence OF
County Agent Graf who is IN Mad
ison attending a celebration OF the
50th anniversary OF Wisconsin en-
trance into the dairy industry.
A little daughter, Lois Janet, ar
rived at the home of Mr.. ana MIS-
Myron Mendenhall, Julian, Montana
January oath Mrs. MendenhaH IS
the niece of Miss Janet Woodhouse'
and better known in Lancaster d
Miss Frances Burrows
Miss Marie Meyer of Seattle, Wash,
is spending the winter visiting feia-
tives and friends in TINS vlclhlty' 1he
will return west in the spring MISS
Never has employment as private sec
rotary to a prominent legal firm IN
the Washington metropolis and fnds
her work pleasant and profitable
She is also much taken with Ire ~
the west.
An epidemic OF coryza or common ION
co1ds has haan in evidence at the
North public school. Principal Wl5
webb has made every effort to SEND
children home for recovery as soon as
one begins to cough and sneeze m a; an
effort to prevent the spread OIL the -,
lection. Monday twelve pupils were
absent from their classes in the upper
grade.
John P. Bausch of Cassville, resld-
ing near that beautiful bit Oh sceneiS
knomn as THE Narrows, he "a pau ad
the Herald a pleasant call anu ap
yanced his subscription to SUI
rta,tia, aY,o1,nt as a token of his APP