Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-09-06
LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Nettie Oswald has returned
from a visit in Minneapolis. @
Miss Elva Dyer has accepted a pos
ition, teaching at Fennimore.
Joe Turner took in the 32d division
reunion at Madison last week.
The Guggenheim Freres have a new
Buick six, latest model, they are driv-
ing.
Mrs. ]. P. zenz will act as trimmer
at the Talma Hat Shop for the fall
season.
The A. V. Ward and John Plat
families spent the past week camping
at Mccartney.
Sidney Weber Of Milwaukee spent
the past week here visiting his mother
Mrs. Name Weber.
The Congregational Aid society will
have their regular booth at the Grant
County Fair this week
Miss Jessie Glider departed Thurs
day for Springfield, ILL.,, where is Wis,
iting friends for few days.
The we'll known firm of mechanics,
Totman & Funk Bros. have connected
UP with the Samson garage.
Miss Delphine Hyde has been en-
gagged to teach the Ebenezer school
near Preston, the coming year.
Alec Bailie and sister and niece
motored to the Dells last week and
viewed the scenery Of that region.
Mrs Earl Sangster has gone to
Niagara, Wis, where Mr.. Sangster has
been engaged to teach in the schools.
Miss Sarah Burgess has been abb
sent from her work as office assistant
to DR.. Kraut, on account of Illness
Margaret Rose of Oklahoma City is
visiting her father and sister in Lam
caster and other relatives in Grant
cOunty.-Times.
Mrs. Leta YarwOod and children Wis
tied in Dubusue last week at the
homes of Archie and Howard Graham.
Downer Kerr, son Of Sam Kerr of
the Hurricane, has one arm in sling
as the result of a break while crank
ing a truck.
Mrs. Thos. Williams of this city
went to Milwaukee Saturday to visit
week with her Gauhgter, Mrs. Joseph
WiIberscheid.
Mrs. Ed. Kerr and daughter, Vinca,
and Mrs. Harvey Reed and daughter,
EIinOr, went to FennimOre Thursday
to spend the day.
Mrs. Jacob Hahn and daughter,
Marvel, returned home to Waukesha
Thursday, having visited a week with
Lancaster friends.
George S., the Ellie Dobson PAGER,
went lame at the Kalamazoo races
and was withdrawn from the track
for time at least.
Miss Mary Webb returned Thurs
day to Great Falls, Mont, where she
has charge of the high school COM
mprcial department
Prof. Joe Fronk and wife had their
goods moved to Spring Green by auto
truck and are now nicely located IN
the Wisconsin river village.
Claire Totman, employed at COST
burg for a Sheboygan firm, spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Lucretia Totman, of Lancaster.
JOS. Caspers was forced to take
layoff at the canning factory due to
stepping on a rusty nail that pene-
trated his foot and caused a painful
wound.
threatening showers kept a num-
Der away from the K. c. dance held at
the pavilion Thursday night. The
rain held off and those present had
pleasant evening.
Lieut.. Chas. J. Johnson of the Chi
cago police force, arrived here via Po-
tosi Thursday for two weeks visit
with the A. L. Sherman and G. +.
Johnson families.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Burrows and
Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Blackburn, mo-
tored to Appleton last week. Mr..
Blackburn will finish his studies al
Lawrence college.
A. Bartmus, Farmers Telephone
liineman until recently, ADVISED the
Herald Thursday that he was at no
chester, Mimi, for an immediate OPP
Grafton for appendix removal.
Mrs. Florence Knapp went to Fen
nimore Tuesday to spend the week d.
the Roach home. She acted as mat
ron Of honor at the wedding OF Meloa
Roach and Walter Tippet OF Appleton
TIE new restaurant located IN the
old Wright house dining room ana
christened the Maple Leaf, was
opened to the public Saturday MI
and Mrs. Thoms of Lexington, n.y.
are the proprietors.
Mrs. Walter J. Brennan and MISS
Carrie Wright, both hay fever suffer-
ers, departed Friday for Ladysmltn.,,
Wis, where they will remain until
the frost is on the pumpkin.
Miss Belle Dudley, one OF LancaS
ter's bright school teachers, departed
Friday for her school at NorWalh'
Wis. She spent the summer Vacatlon
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Parke
Dudley.
Ed. Shimpach of Homer received
painful injuries to his left mana one
day recently when he came INTO con-
tact with the burrs in teed NIL
while grinding feed. Doctors at Tue
Boscobel hospital removed Mr.. Shlm-
pachs thumb.
Rudolph Vesperman, student at Tue
Stout Institute, Menominee, spent Tue
past week here visiting between the
close Of summer school and the open-
ing of the regular fall term. Rudolph
will finish next February as IuiI-
1edged instructor of printing.
Mrs. Fred Shrubbe and tnree
children Of DEBORAH, Iowa, were over
Thursday guests at the Charles
Schneider home in Lancaster MIS-.
Shrubbe had been visiting her 1olks
at Winslow, Ill, and came to Lancas-
ter for a brief visit with her UNCLE
Mrs. Earl showalter and daughter