Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-14
LOCAL ITEMS

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Mrs. Alvin Hildebrand and children
went to Baraboo Wednesday to visit
friends
DR.. Rush Godfrey has returned
from his six weeks visit in Chicago,
attending clinic.
Miss Irene Caspers went to Madi-
son yesterday to attend commence
ment at the University.
Miss Grace HOlzinger Of La Crosse.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hoizinger.
&. G. Roberts went to Madison
Thursday to attend meeting Of the
Home Insurance Co. agents.
Mrs. Guy Campbell and children OF
PIatteville visited the past week at
the c. w. Burrows home here.
Jerry Germond assisted by Rex
ford Mink, is surveying in the Boaz,
Richland county, neighborhood this
week.
Phillip Berndt went to Markesan,
Green Lake county, yesterday, to at
tend a Brown Swiss picnic three days
this week
Miss Dorothy Mcmahon, teaching at
Ithaca, closed her school last week
and returned to Lancaster for the
summer.
Mrs. Chas. Vogell and daughter, vi
ola. went to Chicago Saturday to visit
Mr.. Vogell, employed there, and other
relatives.
Arno Hack, University student, Is
spending his summer vacation with
his parents, Rev. j. l.. Hack and wife
Of Lancaster
Miss Helen Kiley entertained with
a shower Thursday evening in honor
OF Marie Caspers, soon to be the bride
OF Joseph Fronk.
G. II. Williams is driving new
Stud6baEer sedan evenings In the
daytime he drives the MOgul locomo-
tive on the Galena run.
Henry Nabbefeld anu wife and six
children departed yesterday for their
old home in Chippewa Falls, where
they will reside in the future.
Everett Faust concluded his stay in
Lancaster last week and returned to
Fotosi. The generally expressed hope
is that further charges against
Everett will be dropped.
Mrs. Robt Reynolds went to Mont
tort Friday to attend the funeral OF
William DiVall, well known citizen
ol the village Mr. DiVall passed
away Wednesday after a brief illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Smith, employed
on the JOS. GrisWold farm for some
time. leave soon for San Pedro, Calf.
where they will reside in the future.
Supt W. A. Hayes and Div. Engin-
eer b. Il. CuIp were in Lancaster Fri
day in the Hayes private car. They
were on tour OF inspection OF the
GaIena division.
MISS Helen Steil left via Potosi yes
terday for her extensive trip to the
Pacific slope and return via Canada
She was accompanied by her ward,
Miss Christine Teller.
Miss Margaret Boeske departed Fri
day for her home in Hancock, Wis,
to spend the summer Miss Roeske
is one of the capable teachers on the
Lancaster high school faculty.
Residents Of the Beelt & Schwartz
creamery block had picnic Thurs
day night outdoors in the creamery
park. 1t developed that the block had
a large population when all assem-
bled. Refreshments were served and
al present had pleasant evening.
Alfred Kreul and bride of Madison
spent the past week with the formers
sister. Mrs. Frank Laclle of Lancas-
ter, returning home Friday. Mrs.
Kreul was Miss May Doh of Wanna
kee before her marriage. Mr.. kreul
Is 4 native Of Muscoda but has re-
sided in Madison for many years.
The county has been putting tail
ings ON the BeetoWn road, narrowing
and GROWING the highway and in
other ways improving this much used
stretch OF macadam and clay. Frank
Lewis. the patrolman on the Lancas-
ter end and TOay Garner, on the Bee
town end, both have their roads in
fine shape.
Miss Velma Richardson closed a
successful term as teacher OF history
and Latin at Arcadia, Wis., last week,
and will spend the summer with her
mother and grandmother in Lancas-
ter. Mrs. NJ A. Richardson and
mother Mrs. NJ. j. Schuster, have
moved back from PlaJteville to Ian
caster and will reside here III the flu
ture
Mrs. 4. p. Anderson and children,
Helen and James, of Morsemere, N.
j., spent Friday night at the John
Rundell home here Saturday morn
ing they departed for Shawano, Wis,
for a few weeks outing. Mrs. Ander-
son is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. F. Dickinson Of Patch Grove and
the mother and children had been Wis
iting there.
Mrs. Casper Schmitz. Potosi, under
Went an operation for gladstone at the
noolittle hospital Thursday. She was
resting easy by Saturday and Mr..
Schmitz returned home Saturday. The
Schmitz family have been having a
series of bad luck, accidents and
sickness that began with the fire just
three years ago this month when Mrs.
Sarah Swale, now serving a seven
year sentence Tor arson, set fire to
Mr., Schmitzs building in an effort to
collect insurance ON her own place.
Prof. Max Blackburn, the ingen-
ious artist who owns the shop and
operates from the first chair north Of
the Union State bank. has another
novelty to entertain his friends and
customers with. Max plays delicately
and beautifully on a saw blade. hold
ing the musical instrument between
his knees while he glides up and
down the surface with a piano key.