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

Everett Taylor returned Sunday 10
his work in Chicago after a weeks
visit with his parents here.
Miss Marion Batty went to Mont
fort Monday for a weeks visit with
her brother, Russell Batty.
Miss Eva Taylor, student at the
University, is home for a summers
visit at the S. H. Taylor home.
John J. Oswald and Mrs. E. B.
Goodsell went to Milwaukee Sunday
Tor visit at the Isaac Deller home.
Mrs. E. G. Gross returned Monday
to her home in New Haven. Conn.
after a months visit at the VIM. Lee
home.
Mrs. Henderson Halferty and Mrs.
Mary Ellis visited at the Rudolph
Wagner home east of Sitter, Thurs
day.
Rudolph vesperman, student at
Stout Institute, Menominee, Wis, re-
turned home last week for a sum-
mer's visit.
Mrs. Martha Showalter departed
last week for Portland, Ore, where
she will visit at the Wheeler home for
the summer months.
Mrs. J. F. Whitney, Chicago, and
Mrs. H. E. Micka, Ledyard, Iowa, were
at the Burr home.
The Wright House has been com
TIetely reprinted and renovated, the
color scheme inside being white. The
Improvement is considerable.
Little Eddie Wieland, son of Mrs.
Irene Wieland, underwent an opera
ton for tonsils and adenoids at the
DoolittIe hospital Thursday.
H. G. Larson motored to Potosi
Thursday for Mrs. Mamma Peterson of
Denver, Mrs. Larson's sister, who
came for a visit at the Larson home
Mrs. r. p. Holmes went to Mendoza
Thursday as custodian for Mrs. Belle
Hutchcroft, who was sent to the state
psychopathic hospital for nervous
treatment.
Harvey Hurlburt is now located
in GAINESVILLE as Wisconsin field mana
ger for the National Refining Co., Du-
buque He has large force OF men
out as statesmen.
Conductor Mills is taking a months
vacation, fishing and having a general
good time. His place on the Galena
run is filled by Frank McGirr, Bara
boo
Mrs. Ed. Batty, Lancaster, and Mrs.
VIM Chapman, Bloomington, departed
Sunday for Eau Claire where they are
attending Rebekah Grand Lodge as
delegates from their respective chap
ters.
Mrs. w NJ. King, Freeport, has
been visiting her father, Nelson Baker
OF Ellenboro. Thursday Mrs. King
and little niece, Margaret Baker, went
to FennimOre for q visit at the GOss
home.
G. E. Dubois has returned to Bara
boo, his place on the morning run
being taken by w. l. Miller, BarabOo.
Mr. Miller will move his family here
later in the summer and is looking for
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Deming of New
Lisbon are visiting at the c. B. Zelg-
Ter and Harry Stephens homes. Sun
day the zeigler Stephens, Deming and
Rhodes families motored to Glenn
Park and spent the day.
Members of the Bryhan family in
large number motored to the Chris
tan Bryhan home in South Lancaster
Sunday and celebrated Christian
Goth birthday. A big dinner and sub
seQuent visiting made the day speed
pleasantly.
Fred Houser of GAINESVILLE, oldest
baggageman on the division, has been
transferred to the MadisOn-Lancaster
run, taking the place of Alfred Stone,
deceased Mr. Houser ran into Lam
caster thirty years ago, but thursday
was his first trip since then
A number of Lancaster IanS
motored to Dubuque Sunday and saw
the House Of David. team defeat the
Dubuque White Sox in a 2 to l game.
LR Oe oyrid rNlo wondered
peerless ball. They play Lancaster
later in the season.
Local fishermen, Arno Alt, John
Henkel and P. X. Edwards, have
planted Is cans of trout fry in the
streams around Lancaster. II these
fry and fingerlings are allowed to de-
velop there may be good trout fishing
here again some day.
Mrs. Jacob Wisbaum returned We'd
nesday to her home in the northern
part of the state after a weeks VISIT
with her father, Henry Alcorn Mr.
Wisbaum was in the hotel business
after leaving Lancaster, but the build
ing burned and he is now farming.
Rev. w. A. Weyhrauch and Mrs. A,
7. Ward went to Dodgeville Friday TO
attend a three day session of the La
fayette association, as the district
Baptist conference is called. The as
ISOLATION meets each year in various
parts of southwestern Wisconsin. An
elaborate program from Friday to
Sunday evening was rendered.
1t Gov. Geo. S. Comings was IN
Lancaster Wednesday enroute from
bloomington where he made Memoir
ial day address, to Madison. Mr.. COM
ings visited the Herald office ana
spent an hour or more chatting with
the editor. He is a farmer in private
life. a we'll preserved man OF ABOUT
70 years and a man of good address
and democratic appearance. Mr.. COM
ing is a Progressive in politics out
agrees that many fine men belong 70
the Stalwart clan, only they are ms
taken in their political beliefs, ne
says
Several Lancaster people motored
east Sunday evening to Livingston
and then followed the fine road TO
Mineral Point. For miles east OF LlV-
ingston, through the immense mining