Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-05-10
John Rohde was a Fennimore call

n. NJ orchard, our city attorney. is
III Madison on business.
Mrs. Letha Orion is employed in
the Groenier music store.
Roy G. Fache, after an extended
visit here, has gone to Detroit, Mich.
MISS Hazen Richardson left for
MADISON Wednesday noon to visit
relatives.
Chris Shafer and wife are moving
INTO the Mrs. Sarah Walker rooms in
the second ward.
Grant County ShOrthorn picnic will
oe heIh thursday, June 8, at the Girls
Wold Bros. farm, near Livingston.
Herman Guggenheim and Mr.. Hoov-
ef' Two Galena young men, were here
friday visiting the boys, Mamie anu
Phil
Dr.. J. H. Reed has been seriously
III for several weeks with his old
heart trouble, complicated with lung
congestion
The annual rural school graduation
VIII be held at Lancaster May 27.
George w. Davies OF Madison, will be
the speaker.
The Joe Wacek family Of Madison,
VINO have been visiting at the Abe
ward nome the past week, returned
home Sunday.
Chas, Dickinson was called from
Patch Grove Friday 10 assist in cir
! cult court on account OF the illness of
Mrs. Fred Burr
Mrs. r. G. Vernon Of Madison was
a weekend guest Of her son, Rex
Vernon, asst. chief engineer at the
district highway office.
Mrs. Browning, the city matron in
! CHARGE of a H. I
recently, her sister, Mrs. Day per-
forming Mrs. Browning's duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Haag Of DimOck,
S. d., who have been visiting at the
home OF VIM. Haag, returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Reese of DodgeviIle, an
aunt of Mrs. Guy Campbell, died sun
day night at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Hugh Jones, where she made her
residence.
Frank Shedivy of Wauzeka, who has
has been taking treatments tor iii
! flamatory rheumatism at the Doolittle
hospital, the past two weeks returned
home Saturday.
Mesdames R. M. Orchard ana
James Fowler and Miss Emma
Schreiner attended a Woman's Club
convention at Madison last Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Messrs. and Mesdames David John
son, Henry Naumann, Joe Kilby, E. V.
Kern and Sid Hyde, with Edwin
Knobel, spent Sunday at the Henry
Belscamper home in Little Grant.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Groenier and
Sam Groenier of Chicago, and VIII
Johnson of st. Louis, motored here
To- l. 7 n ,.
family to remain for a ten day visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Donavan Gard Of Du-
buque, drove to Lancaster Sunday in
Mr.. O'Brien's Cadillac -" and spent
the day at C. S. Brewers. The trip
was made in one hour and Is minutes.
L. A. Clark has bought the neat
OldsmObile "A" phaeton J. Lee Wright
brought out from Chicago Sunday.
The car is said by experts to be one
of the best models shown this year.
Harold Burgess entertained ten Of
his little boy friends last Thursday
afternoon in honor of his sixth birth
day. The time was spent in playing
games, and at $50 refreshments were
served.
Mrs. E. E. Gross of New Haven,
Conn, will spend the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lee.
Her husband, an instructor at Yale,
is expected for brief visit during the
summer.
The Misses Annie Thompson and
| Nellie Mcnamara of Madison, return
ed to their teaching duties at Madi-
son after having visited at the Thos.
| Mcnamara home in Bloomington the
past week
Mabel Wilson, who has recently
been visiting her sister, Lorraine at
Ripon, had the opportunity of hearing
Frieda Hempel, the metropolitan
opera singer. This was Hempel's
only Wisconsin concert.
Edwin knobeI departed Monday for
Cortland, New York, where he viii
appraise the plant of WicFwire Bros,
a wire manufacturing concern. Ed
win again enters the employ of the
Manufacturers Appraisal Co., after q
months rest.
Local motorists who want to help
boost Lancaster are dropping into the
Samson garage and having their cars
equipped with Lancaster number
plates. The neat little metal signs
bear the word: "LANCASTER' and
are put on at a small cost.
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mill on his premises in the second
ward and the whine of the big circu-
lar has been music in the neighbor-
hood for several weeks. Big sawlogs
are being brought in and converted
into lumber of all sorts.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will have a Rummage and Bake sale
May 1913 at the Phillips house.
Would like to have ali ladies of the
church bring something. If you have
anything real heavy notify one of the
committee, Mesdames Barrows, Doll
Blackburn, Morburger, Price, or Ell
len Johnson.
1t was at dance recently that
dainty little Miss was handsomely
gowned in a very pretty light mater
ial. and when a very large and MOSTLY
perspiring member asked to dance
with her she arose, but seeing his
clammy hands and no gloves, she
modestfy remarked: 'Will you kind
lv use your handkerchief" The big
fellow stared blankly for a moment
then a light broke over his round
sweItering face, and he drew his
handkerchief from his pocket and
blew his nose.