Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-04-19

! Ellen Govler was a business caller
/ in Fennimore Thursday.
/ Mrs. S. E. Smalley visited Over
Easter in Platteville and Cuba City.
Julia Sweeney spent Easter in Liv-
| lngston with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Williams visited
their daughter, Mrs. Oscar Doppler
in Baraboo over Easter.
+. l.. Kramer of Madison returned
1 TO his home Sunday after a few days
! visit with relatives here.
Dr.. kraut reports the arrival of a
baby girl at the Philip Flesch home in
South Lancaster April H.
Kathleen Smith and Edna Lind of
Sitter spent Sunday and Monday at
the VIM. Frawley home here
Mrs. Chas. W. Burr returned to her
home in Madison Friday after short
visit at the VIM. Carter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Boyes of
Platteville, formerly of this city, are
parents of a baby girl born April 10.
Minnie Laabs departed Thursday
for East Liverpool, Ohio, where she
will spend the summer with relatives.
Mrs. Hannah Vrooman of Baraboo,
spent Wednesday and Thursday with
her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Dubois.
Callers from Fennimore Friday
were: Mrs. Amos Cushman, Mrs.
Chas. Manning and Agnes Orubaugn.
Mrs. Tom Carton returned to her
home in Allegan, Mich, after an 8
months stay with her niece, Mrs.
Ohio Doll.
Mrs. Margaret Brandemuehl and
daughter, Mrs. Emma Block, and lit
tie Gladys Block Waited in Fennimore
Friday.
Edith Loney of Fennimore visited
with her cousin, Mrs. Clayton Lewis,
a few days last week, returning home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. McBrien of Min
neapolis are the parents of a new
baby daughter. James McBrien of
this city becomes seventeen times a
grandfather.
Ned Walker, a former Lancaster
young man, now farming four miles
north of Fennimore, was in town
briefly Saturday.
University at Madison spent his
Easter vacation with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. J. l.. Haach, of this city
w. u. L ldLl0Nll1O, was
in Lancaster Saturday visiting his
father, w. P. Richardson. The old
gentleman is feeling considerably
better.
Prof. Frazier and wife of Cuba City,
visited the formers parents in Bloom
ington last week and stopped off at
Lancaster for a Saturday visit with
old school friends on their way to
Cuba City.
County Agent P. F. Graf left Thurs
day for BOscobel, where he met Geo.
Briggs, soy bean specialist, and they
held meetings at Boscobel Thursday
evening and Muscoda Friday evening,
Mr.. Graf returning Saturday
Mrs. Walter Orion, Jennie Brice
and Mrs. G. ]. Niehaus of Fennimore,
and Mrs. Niehaus' daughter, Mrs. J.
S. Wilmington, of Chicago, visited at
the Victor Casper home Friday to see
the new baby, Grace Elizabeth. Mrs.
Wilmington is visiting her mother and
with her husband expects to leave for
the South in the near future.
Sheriff Holmes has been receiving
anonymous letters regarding cara
playing in a nearby town. Anony-
nous letters are not generally recog-
nized and the sheriff says that if per-
sons writing letters have not the con-
fidence in an official to sign their
names the communications can only
be consigned to the waste basket.
Walter Vesperman, youngest son
of Henry Vesperman Of Fennimore,
has gone to farming on the DR.. Reed
120 acres four miles north of Lam
caster Walter seems to be a bright
young man and should make good at
his first venture.
Miss Jennie Martin, Mt. Horeb,
visiting at Bloomington, was in Lam
caster Saturday morning visiting
Miss Rachel Schreiner until the af-
ternoon train. Miss Martin and Miss
Schreiner were classmates at Mil
waukee Downer Miss Schreiner is
teaching physics in one of the big
high schools up state. She spent the
Easter vacation at home.