Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-01-18
LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Sylvia Smith was Madison
passenger yesterday.
Miss Stella Hudson went to Galena
Friday. She will make that city her
home
Ernest Alt is back. at the Monitor
garage after two weeks vacation due
to illness
Mrs. E. A. Nealy went to Madison
Saturday to visit friends over the
weekend
John Henry departed yesterday for
Los Angeles where he will remain
until warm weather.
Mrs. Mary Thompson departed Fri
day for Delayan where she will visit
at the DR.. Rice home.
G. T. Dickinson Of Patch Grove was
i'll the county seat last week as an Of
fetal in circuit court
Miss Lois Edwards went TO MT
Hope Saturday for a weekend visit
with her brother, Jack, and wife
Wallace Galley moved to Patch CIR.
Monday where he has bought the
Dack restaurant and taken charge If
same.
G. Fl. Hoffman, st. Paul, was in Ian
caster last week visiting his mother,
Mrs. Henry Hoffman He returned
north Friday morning.
Ralph Lorenz, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Lorenz Sr., young man of
about 22 years, has Deen critically i'll
with trouble affecting the brain
kaap & Brewer on Saturday hoist
ed into place the floor WORK for the
alleys on the second floor Of their es
Enlistment to be devoted Ladies
Bowling Parl0r.
Harold and Clifford Judd. twin
brothers Of Apple River, Ill, are Wis
lting at the home of Mrs Nary Judd.
The young men were is years old last
Friday and i'll appearance are as alike
as two peas
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Orion have re-
turned from visit with their son,
Harvey, at McGregor While absent
from Lancaster Mr.. Orion took
treatments for stomach trouble in p
Chicago hospital.
James McBrien, now retired after
many years of steady attention to
county business, is in poor health
He has heart trouble and unable to
get about in his former vigorous man
ner but is pleased to have old friends
call and visit him
Mrs. Laura Brown returned to hey
home i'll Los Angeles Friday follow
ing an extended visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Baxter
Mrs. Brown and son, Richard, share
homes in the California city Dick
is married and has a baby daughter
now nearly two years Of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walker and
children leave this week for Los An
geles, Calf, to remain until April
They have rented their home in the
west part of Lancaster to Harvey
Schermerhorn and wife of Ontario
Wis. Mr.. Schermerhorn is employed
at the Herald office
w. G. Cartwright and wife and son
George, returned Friday afternoon via
the Burlington from their western
trip through the holidays They Wis
tied Portland and Seattle and had q
pleasant trip. On Christmas day q
rumber Of bathers competed in 4
swimming contest on one of the big
beaches near Portland
The body of Roland Smith, son OF
William Smith of Lancaster, will soon
reach here. The remains will be given
military funeral under the auspices
OF Richard Burns post American
Legion Deceased was killed in one
of the first engagements of the World
war in which American troops were
engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs j. d. Hatch enter
tanned Friday evening at a six O'Clock
dinner followed by cards and music
The party broke up about IL o'clock
all guests assuring the host and host
ess that they had an enjoyable even
ing. Those present were: Messrs
and Mesdames l.. d. Eastman, w. c.
Cartwright, l.. A Clark A L. Sher-
man. Ernest Alt, Ed Bennett, Sam
Cousley, A B. Cook, II. K. Schreiner
Lambert Groenier
A shower was held at the Joseph
Keene homo Saturday night in honor
of Inez Keene and Milton Macke, tc
be married today. About sixty-fve
guests were present. The guests OF
honor received a large number OF
useful presents. Following the pres
entation of gifts games and visiting
were INDUCED in, concluding with d
supper at IL o'clock The guests
departed for their homes about mid
night wishing the young couple a
prosperous" and happy married life
On Monday evening another shower
. in honor of Milton and IneZ was held
at the Henry Macke. home in South
Lancaster. About ninety guests, old
and young, were present at this happy
event. Milton and IneZ were over
joyed to receive a large number OF
presents useful in housekeeping al
the Monday evening shower.