Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-10-11
LOCAL ITEMS
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bile.
Trainmaster, L. Jutton, came out
from Madison Friday. =, - 49,
..4e.s Capt. Craig went=-~te-raA Iadison.
MQnQayv on Official business.
8sS l55r~ Fowler Observation-Disclosures
& alton on Janet Alt last week.
Ano Alt and family camped in their
Ca bin near Mccartney lastSwaek. "a
& Frank @. Meyer and George Baxter
aWere in milwaukee on business last
! week. B s ~
The Sylvester Smith family haye
moved into their new home in the first
/ Mrs. Lucy Lounsbury Of Lake Mills,
! is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mark
Hoskins.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Frazier are. Wis
iting their son, Milton r. Frazier at
Norwalk, Wis.
Mrs. Louis Heberleins spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Pick
ard at Fennimore.
Mrs. Decker Sumner visited over
Sunday at Madison, the guest of her
daughter, Miss Ruth Sumner.
Ira Murphy and family have moved
from Platteville, where they resided
for the past year, to Milwaukee,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Doyle returned
to Milwaukee Saturday after spending
a week visiting at the G. H. Bennett
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Goble and daugh-
ter, Leila, leave Thursday for motor
trip to Minneapolis and other points
in Minnesota.
Postmaster Mcmahon and wife de-
parted Thursday for Madison and
other central Wisconsin points on a
business trip.
Ora Garthwaite and mother Mrs.
Sarah Garthwaite, are spending a
month near Austin, Mimi, visiting
friends and relatives.
The Alden See family have moved
from Geona Jet. to near Seattle,
where Mr.. See enters the lumber
business with his father.
Mrs. John Peter Sin returned from
Appleton Friday, where she spent a
week with her brother and sister, DR..
Ed Morse and Mrs. DR.. Richter.
DR.. Nina B. Glasier of Bloomington
has been appointed delegate to the
state conference on tuberculosis in
Milwaukee Oct Gil by Gov. Blaine.
Mrs. Mary Dolan Of Wisconsin Rap
ids, has been here assisting her sis
ter, Mrs. l.. O.. Mills, in the care of
their mother, Mrs. Mary McKircher
Miss Mary Schuster left Friday
morning for River Forest, Ill, to en-
ter Rosary College. The college was
formerly located at Sinsinawa, and
this is the opening year for it at
River Forest.
John McReynolds Of Platteville, and
Miss Merle Trickel of Galena, were
married Tuesday of last week at Ga
lena They will reside at Platteville,
where the groom is employed at Cum
Minis shoe store.
Mrs Martha Wright das gone to
Madison, where she Will spend a
month with her daughter, Mrs. Roy
rockingham, before her departure
for San Diego, Cal.
Rev. John Birrell of the Lancaster
Methodist church, assisted by men OF
the congregation is behind a move
ment to organize an adult Sunday
school and Bible class among men. A
worthy movement.
Harry Simpson and family left Fri
day for Madison, where they will re-
side. Mr. Simpson, who until recent
ly was manager of the Bell Telephone
Co. in Lancaster has been transferred
to Madison in the capacity of chief
installer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan returned to
her home last week from the Peoria
convention of Mystic w. w. Mrs.
Duncan on her way home stopped in
Aurora, Ill, for a short visit with
Mel. G. Duncan and wife, and also
visited the Loyal Order of Moose, To-
Gated in Mooseheart, Ill., SIX miles
from Aurora. 1t is wonderful insti-
tuition.
J. L. Grove Of Portland Oregon,
was in Lancaster last week visiting
old comrades. He attended the old
soldiers convention in Des MONIES, Ia:
Mr.. Grove spent 40 years in Iowa and
thinks very much of that state He
left Friday for Portland. He was
born and reared in and around Ian
caster, and says he will always have
a good word for Grant county. He IS
76 years of age and in the best OF
health