Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-07

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visiting at the A. ]. Frazier home.
Robt. Draper went to Madison on
Monday to attend federal grand Jury.
Mrs. George Rigdon and children of
don. A'i9
Herman Dersch is driving new
Hup car he bought of the Bailie
Auto Co.
Miss Kathryn Schuster, high school
teacher at Newell, S. D., is home for
| the summer.
Mrs. Burlie Qobson and Mrs. Fred
Wenzel were Wednesday passengers
to Platteville.
mrs. Nelson Deming and daughter
OIL New London are visiting Harry and
Lillian Stephens.
Mrs. Leland Gorton of Paw Paw.
Mich, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Fischer.
Mrs. r. A. Austin was called to
Montfort yesterday by the illness of
her brother, VIM. DiVall.
Wallace Kennedy Of Montfort AMI
Miss Edith Fisher Of Amigo were
married Wednesday.
Lloyd Cardey and not Albert Car
dey has gone to Madison to work for
the telephone company.
Mrs. Bert Frentriss and children of
Madison visited at the Wetter home
IN Lancaster last week.
Everett Taylor, Chicago architect,
is visiting his father, and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. S. H. Taylor.
Mrs. VIM. Morse and children,
Dorothy and Billie, left yesterday for
their home in Toronto, Canada.
Albert Vesperman, South Lancas-
ter young farmer, is driving new
Hup purchased at the Bailie Auto Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Buchner of
Crossett, Ark, visited over Decora-
ton day at the H. S. Rhodes homes.
Mrs. D. w. Baxter went to So. Madi-
son Thursday to visit sister, Mrs. A.
j. Frye, patient in a hospital there
Mrs. Roy rockingham of Madison,
was a mid-week visitor with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Wright.
Misses Ethel BETTER and Annabel
Schneider, rural school inspectors,
have been retained for another year.
Mrs. Fannie Martin and niece, Miss
Amy Carpenter, both of Rewey, visit
ed over Sunday at the Clay Knapp
home here.
Mrs. W. H. Often of Ottawa, Ill,
spent the past week here visiting her
brother JOS. T. Bennett. She return
ed home Monday noon.
Harry Holmes, Milton Jet, line
foreman for the Bell Telephone Co.,
was a Decoration day visitor with his
mother, Mrs. George Holmes.
Henry Gerlach, who recently LETT
the Teller, plans to open a printing
office in the old Phillips House room
next to Lambert Groenier.
Henry Gerloch has concluded his
association OF the Teller with Sam
Cousley. Mr.. Cousley will manage
the business alone.
Lee and Totman have repainted the
speakers stand in the court house
yard. The structure is greatly i'm
proved in appearance.
The A. P. Anderson family of
Moremere, N. j., are visiting G. F.
Dickinson and wife of Patch Grove.
They will be located in Chicago in the
future.
Mrs. Louisa Hurlburt has gone to
California to visit until September
when she will return to Lancaster
and reside in her home now rented to
DR.. Cook and wife.
Ralph barrow, the Bagley lumber
man, secured the contract for build
liz IllG uGW Il lOI Il OC1lOOAs 4lC bdA4h
ing will be on the same plan as the
Rowden school in North Lancaster
A. w. Gardner, manager of the
Farmers Telephone Co., has moved
his family here from Darlington. He
has rented the JOS. Walker place in
the third ward.
Mrs. j. F. Whitney, Ravenswood,
Mrs. H. E. Micka ,Halfa, Iowa, F. NJ.
Whitney, Eagle Grove, Iowa, and
Jack Whitney, Chicago, were here to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Fred Burr
Monday.
Ed. Rumpf, Milwaukee, came up to
Lancaster last week to watch the
Dodgers trounce Madison again but
rain spoiled the Decoration day game.
Ed. remained over Tor the Friday
game with the Giants.
Miss Emma Gilbertson, FennimOre,
was a between trains caller in Lam
caster Monday. Miss Gilbertson re-
Gently closed a successful term of
teaching at st. Croix Falls, Wis, a
prettv village located fifty miles east
of ST. Paul.
John Lawlor and family of Mad
ison visited yesterday at the Hal
Borah home. They are enroute to
Sioux Falls, S. D., where they will To-
cate. Five years ago Mr.. Lawlor
worked as printer for the Herald and
Teller, going to Madison to enter bus
mess.
Relatives have received word that
the body of LaVorne He'll, who died in
France in 1918. has been received in
New York and will be sent to the
parents for burial. LaVerne was the
only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank He'll
and a fine young man.
Miss Helen Steil leaves Tuesday for
an extended western trip. She goes
to Bismarck to visit her brother, Matt
From there she will go to Spokane to
visit a sister. Her next trip will be
to Vancouver, B. c., via Seattle. From
there Helen goes to Edmonton, AL
herta. to visit another sister and later
70 Nuenster, sSask., to visit two broth
ers She will come home via Winni-
neg in about two months.
DIR. and Mrs. L. B. Hayman OF chi
cago leave today for an extended tour
Of Europe, lasting three months. Mrs.
Havman was Mrs. Laura Beale before
ner marriage to Dr.. Hayman which
took Mace a. year ago in February.