Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-04-19

Grace Stone, teacher at HinsdaIe,
H., Was home for Easter.
Mrs. Herman Roth and Mrs. George
A: Moore visited friends in Fennimore
Wednesday,
MRS. Victor Kasper is at the Doc
little hospital for medical treatment
caused by bad teeth.
Walter Vesperman has accepted a
position as clerk in the w. A. Gallo
way billiard parlors.
MISS Leone Bryhan of West AIlis.
visited at the Carl Roth home here
last week, returning Sunday.
The Lancaster boys and girls at
tending the various state colleges,
returned Sunday after visit in Lam
caster over the Easter vacation.
Inc veteran Lancaster barber,
archie Parkins, has accepted a chair
IN the Fred Tomas shop in Fenni-
more and is employed there now.
Robert Reynolds has been nursing
sore hand due to the member being
plnehed in machine at the Beck &
schwartz creamery where he was en-
ployed.
E. A. Nealy has relinquished leader
ship OF the Lancaster city band and
will be succeeded by Ted Silbeck of
Larned, Kan. Mr. Silbeck was direc-
tor Of the Iowa City, Ia, band for
three years.
w. G. Hill, president of the Big
Badger Fair association and owner
of Hillside Dairy farms at Mound
Branch and Rewey, has fully recover
ed from a stroke of paralysis suffer
ed several weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Bartholomew
OF BOscobel, are mourning the death
of their daughter, Mildred, aged II,
who died Monday a week ago. Death
was due to complications following
an attack of influenza
Sheriff r. P. Holmes made a trip
10 Lake Mills last week for the pur-
pose of bringing Herman Gulke to
this city to face charge of desertion.
In default of bond Mr.. Gulke is in
the county jail pending a hearing.
Mrs. Violana Mcdonald is in Mis-
souri, for a summers visit. She will
stop at Kansas City with a sister and
go from there to Windsor, Mo-, to see
her mother. Before returning Mrs.
Mcdonald will journey to Oklahoma
City.
Miss Jeanette Griswold and little
Elizabeth Jerrett went to Livingston
Sunday to the Andrew Jerrett home.
Miss Griswold took little Elizabeth,
who had been visiting at the Jerrett
and King homes here, back to her
parents.
Viola Wagner returned to her
duties as stenographer at Spirit Lake,
Ia, Monday after q five weeks visit
at the D. R. Dunnet home She was
accompanied by Howard Mumsly, who
came here for a short visit enroute to
the same city.
The Gen. Calls Circle had one of
it's jolly parties at the Galloway hall
Wednesday evening. The occasion
was a 'dressup" party with guests
on laugh-provoking regalia of various
descriptions. Refreshments and
little dancing helped to make the eve
ming all the more enjoyable.
Mrs. G. H. Basford returned Mon
day night from her visit in Little
Rock, Ark. She was met by Mr.. Bas-
ford at Dubuque and Charles is all
smiles again. Mrs. Basford reports
that spring is we'll advanced in the
South with roses and other flowers in
bloom. She is home in time to eX-
perience the beauty and mystery of
Wisconsin spring.
Miss Alice Ward of L. H. S. faculty
was detained at her home in White
water for medical and surgical atten-
ton, when she went down to spend
the Easter vacation. Miss Ward fell
during the icy period around Wash
ingtons birthday. She subsequently
suffered much pain in one foot and
an examination disclosed a broken
bone in the member.
Among the numerous pretty shop
windows dressed up in honor of Eas-
ter, the Mrs. Hoffman window, pre-
pared by R. Sanders, was especially
striking. Mr.. Sanders used small
cedars at each end of the window
with side and center decorations of
Towering plants, primroses and
ramblers. The. L. Weber store used
flowers with striking effect in dress
ing their window.