Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-09-20
LOCAL ITEMS

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Mrs. James T. Webb has been bay-
ing a siege of illness with neuritis
Miss Catherine Barnett is ATTENDING
St. Mary's academy at Pra. du Chen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Megow have
taken up residence in the Geo. Jerrett
home.
Harry Macke of Orleans, Nebraska.
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Har-
yey Abrams.
Frank Hunsaker went to Madison
Wednesday to resume his studies at
the state university.
Rev. L. Crittenton has a new Jewett
roadster he purchased Of the Manning
garage at Fennimore.
Mrs. Frank Heidel of Highland Wis
tied here last week at the McBrien
and Walter Weber homes.
Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Of Presho. So
Dakota, has been visiting relatives
and old friends in this vicinity.
William J. Morgan, independent
candidate for governor, would make
a poor poker player-he is such a. bad
loser.
Bernadine Zenz is attending the ST..
Marys Academy at Pra du CHEN. AL
phonse Zenz is a student at Campion.
Robt. Godfrey and family motored
to the Dells region last week and took
in the scenic points of that beautiful
section Of the state.
Mrs. VIM. Mcmahon went to Chica-
60 Friday to visit a week with her
daughter, Mrs. Howard Aurick, for
merly Nina Mcmahon.
Mesdames Alex and Louis Croft.
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Fennimore Friday to visit at the Row.
den and lockwood homes.
Miss Grace Stone left Thursday for
Knoxville, Tenn, where she enters
the University Of Tennessee as in
structor Of Freshmen in English.
The Methodist ladies held their
regular monthly tea Wednesday eve.
The term ''tea" is a misnomer. The
menu served justifies the word 'ban-
Quet."
Harold Stevens has returned to his
studies at Culver Military Academy in
Culver, Ind His parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rem Stevens, motored down with
Harold.
Mrs David Johnson, Ernest Nau-
mann, Leroy Edwards Hildegarde
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up party of campers at Mccartney
last week.
Miss Elizabeth Suck is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Roy Kaufman of CassviIle,
and expects to visit her brother and
his family at Glen Haven before re-
turning home **&
Mrs Clarence Delaney and son,
Jack Of Madison, returned home on
the Thursday afternoon train after
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E.
Rich of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Watkins of
Oklahoma City, are the parents of
son, Stephen Edward, born Sept. 1st.
Mrs. Watkins was Miss Jennie Howell
before her marriage.
The two Genes-Gene Starr and
Gene Doll-are putting a new ashes
tos roof on the Rcbt. BROKER resi-
dence. 1t makes a fire-proof and very
classy looking job of roofing
Mrs. Eva Donaldson, lately en-
ployed in Dubuque restaurant since
leaving Hoffman's here, plans to enter
the school for nurses at the Methodist
hospital, Des Moines, Iowa, soon.
Mr. and Mrs G. A. Case and daugh-
ter, Mildred, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Kramer and daughter, Leone, motOred
to the Dells and Madison over the
weekend, reporting a delightful trip.
Simon Huenefeld and niece, Miss
Lena Huenefeld, of Cozad, Nebr., re-
turned home Thursday after visit
at the Henry Casper home here. Mr..
Huenefeld is brother of Mrs. Casper.
Mrs Lottie Ward Ropes, aged resi-
dent of Lancaster, had the misfortune
to fall Friday near the postoffice and
fracture one hip. Her age, so years,
renders a cure difficult. Mrs. Ropes
is under Dr. Godfrey's care.
Geo. Brooker and John B. Horsfall
mOtOred to Hanover, Ill, Sunday to
look over the new 100-loom wooden
mill. John worked in the old mill
years ago. The new mill is a large
institution, employing 600 hands.
Mr. and Mrs Thos Blewett, for the
past two years at Palmer School or
Chiropractic, Davenport, are back in
Lancaster for a rest here before they
decide to locate. Mr.. Blewett gradu-
ated with hOn0rs from the Palmer in
stttution, known as ''the fountain head
Of ChirOpractic.
Mrs Minnie Trentz9ch, Milwaukee,
visited Lancaster friends last week
While here Mrs. TTentzsch disposed
Of her business block to Norton, Dry
Cleaners. The consideration was
$4,000 Mr.. Norton has a fine build
and viii undoubtedly do considerable
oyerhauling
IT. e. Showalter and family departed
Thursday for their new home IN ste
vens Point. Mr.. Showalter will act as
manager and buyer for the R1ngness
Shoe Co James McBrien will rent his
residence here, retaining one room Tor
his own use. James considers Lam
caster as home
Miss Grace Holzinger had the mis-
fortune to break her right wrist IN d
taxi accident at Clinton, Iowa, where
She had gone to teach physical tram
ing. While enroute from the depot
to her lodging the taxi collided with
another car and Grace's wrist was
broken in the smashup.
Fred A. Wenze1 of East Orange y.
j., was here last week visiting ms
mother, Mrs. Carrie Wenzel. MT,
Wenzel is employed by the Grower
Publishing Co., the firm that issues
the American magazine. He has
good position in the east but stlll re-
tains a fondness for his native west