Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. Ed. Frawley went to Mendoza
to visit friends.
Court adjourned Tuesday and jurors
were sent nome to return for duty
April 18th
Mrs. Byron Payne and son, John, OF
Fennimore, were Lancaster visitors
last week.
a standpoint Of both character and
experience for her new and import
ant position
Rev. j. Fl. Morgans will preach at
the Methodist church Sunday in the
absence of Rev. Birrell
DR.. James Fowler reports the birth
Of daughter March 16, at the home
Of DR.. and Mrs. Carl M. Walker.
County Superintendent Ralph went
to Blue River Monday to inspect
schools and attend community meet
ing.
Frank Ward was home from feder
al grand jury at Madison from We'd
nesday over the weekend, returning
Sunday
Carl Bruss, Neva Croft and Iva
Cardey, pupils at PlatteviIle Normal
school, were weekend visitors with
Lancaster relatives.
WI .. AuO1pu DSISA0SGE anu Qdugl-
ter and Miss Louisa Bergheger went
to Sitter Saturday for a visit with
Mrs, H. Bergheger.
Presbyterian Bake Sale, April Is.
Louis Kraut is able to be about and
is making rapid recovery from his
fall OF a month ago.
Drs. Fowler and Kraut performed
an appendicitis operation Sunday on
Charles Pollock, { Lancaster high
school pupil and the son of John Pol
lock of South Lancaster.
The city street men have been un-
able to clear the runWays for water
under crossings as the same were
frozen. Milder weather must come
before the drains can be cleaned.
l.. II. Stevens and wife went to
MontfOrt Saturday to visit over Sun
day with Mr.. Stevens mother, Mrs. P
L. Stevens, who recently returned from
visit with her daughter, Mrs. HILL in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thompson went
to Minneapolis Saturday to visit their
daughters, Mrs. Joseph Andre and
Mrs. Frank Muesse. They will be
gone a month.
Mrs. w. j. Weir went to Montfort
Sunday to visit at the home of her
DIOIu6Iy w. t. OlN dill luG 1llu6SS
of a niece, Miss Clara DiVall, occas-
toned Mrs. Weir's visit.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Donovan and
daughter, Marie, Of Pocahantas, Iowa,
were here last week to attend the
funeral Of the late Mrs. ANNA Steil
Monday the visitors and Miss Helen
Steil went to Preston to visit at the
Frank Steil home.
Ted DOherty Of Madison, was in
Lancaster over the weekend visiting
his uncle, David Crichton. Ted has
finished his course at the agricultural
college and now goes to Black Earth
to do agricultural work for leading
farmer there, Fred Stubely.
Mrs. Walter orion of Fennimore
was an OverSunday guest at the Fred
orion home here. Fred is at home
from the Presbyterian hospital, Chi
cago, and after his long illness and
operation for stomach trouble, is
showing some improvement
Mrs. Catharine Nathan and two
children leave this week for Asheville,
n. c., to spend the spring months, IN
the Land of the Sky Mrs. Nathan
has been i'll since about Christmas
time when she had a severe fall and
health of the little boy requires
change.
Miss Jennie Kissell of Port Ed
wards, Wis, was in Lancaster over
Sunday visiting at the Mrs. James Nc
COrmick home Miss Kissell retired
from teaching after leaving Lancas-
ter on account of poor health. She
hopes to be able to resume teaching
work next year
Mrs. Anime Showalter went to Hor
icon Saturday for few DAVIS visit
with her son, Claude. From there she
goes to Madison to visit her daughter,
Leone. Mrs Showalter is taking her
vacation from the postoffice following
severe work incident to the death or
Postmaster Mccoy
Mrs. Lucinda Grundy, aged past 81
died Friday. March II, at the nome
Cf her daughter Mrs. Andrew SLACK
Of Ellenboro. Funeral services held
Sunday with inoerment at Hillside.
Rev. Morgans officiated. Mrs. Grun-
DIV was the mother of twelve children.
Highway Commissioner Mink, Com
mitteeman Louis Vesperman and En-
gineer ]. r. Vernon went to Fennl-
more Monday to look over rIght-oI-
way on the new government AID ROAD
project between Fennimore and Mt.
Ida. The project will start 312 miles
west of Fennimore, and continue LOT
three miles or more. Inc WORN VIII
be done this year and render vast
Improvement on the Military Ridge
route to Prairie du Ch1en.
The marriage of Oscar Schwab, son
of Harry Schwab of South Lancaster
and Elva Bennett, eldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. Bennett OF
Lancaster, took place Wednesday at
ten o'clock, morning, at the home OF
bo brido,S narpOtS in Lancaster. Inc
Rev. John Birrell of the Methodist
church, this city, performed the GER
emony, which was witnessed by the
close relatives of the young people.
The bride wore white crepe de chine
and carried a bouquet of sweet peas
and ferns. She was attended by her
sister, Miss veIma Bennett, who wore
Copenhagen blue and carried a bou-
quet of sweet peas and ferns. The