Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-09-13

MISS Iheda Howe went to Madison
Friday to begin teaching at the new
East Side high school.
Miss Agnes Keenan,, Madison, spent
the past week as the gust Of her sis
ter, Mrs. J. t. Bennett.
Earl Daughenbaugh, better known
as Duffy" has entered the employ
ment Of Goble & Son.
Miss Elsie Brennan departed Thurs
day for Amigo, where she will teach
Latin in the high school,
Mrs. Joe Wacek and children Of
Madison, spent the past week at the
parental, A. V. Ward home.
Mrs. VIM. Waddle of Sioux Falls, S.
p, visited her brothers, R. P and W.
u. Garner, here the past week.
Misses Gladys Voelz and Vera Mai
ben, returned Friday to Edgerton to
again teach for the coming year.
Miss Marian Walker has accepted
teaching position at Evansville She
is a graduate OF Cedar Falls college.
Mrs. Andy Allen of Fennimore,
visited her daughter, Mrs. Ted. Eli
DECK over Thursday, and attended the
fair.
Miss Mary Farrand was called here
from Chicago on account Of her moth
er, Mrs. Austin Farrand, breaking a
wrist.
Paul Edwards goes to Lawrence
college, Appleton this week, to pre-
pare the ground work for a medical
course.
Miss Floyd Bryhan returned to Chi
cago Friday following a vacation visit
at the Henry Bryhan and Erskine
Scott homes.
Boy, page the nature shark who
trots out his annual forecast of win
ter on the basis of cornhusks, animal
fur and goose feathers.
Miss Lena Fischer has returned to
her school work at Biwabik, Mimi.
Miss Fischer makes trips back and
forth in her Ford coupe
Owing to the crowded condition of
the schools the board has rented the
Episcopal Guild hall and will con-
duct classes there this year.
Edgar Croft kept his word and
drove his OK at the fair. Friday Edgar
headed the big stock cavalcade and
drew big round Of applause.
The H. E. Showalter family are
moving to Stevens Point this week.
Mr.. Showalter has accepted an offer
as manager of a shoe store there.
Miss Viola Buzzo of Marquette,
Wis, visited in Lancaster last week at
the Arch Parkins home. Miss Buzzo
teaches at Lannon, Wis, this year.
VIM. Benedict and wife have re-
turned to Chicago after a pleasant
visit of two weeks with Mrs j. P.
Benedict and at the Banks home near
Sitter.
Rev. Geo. Recht, former pastor at
Rock church, Liberty, shook hands
with old friends in and about Lancas-
ter last week. He is now located at
FIT. Atkinson.
Cond. Mills has been taking lay
off on account of the illness of his
ntother-in-law, Mrs. McKircher Jack
Kieffer of Baraboo has been taking
Mr.. Mills place.
Jack Thorn was soloist at the
Thursday evening band concert. Mr..
Thorn has melodious tenor voice
and he rendered several ballads in
pleasing manner
Otto Gulke was called to Merrill,
Wis, on account of an injury received
by his brother, Eric Eric has been
helping his father, Albert Gulke, on
heir farm at Merrill.
Mrs. Emil Peters and daughter Mar
garet, of Milwaukee, who have spent
the past three weeks visiting at the
Carl Brandemuehl home returned to
Milwaukee Wednesday.
James McBrien is home from a
seven weeks stay with his children in
Minneapolis. Mr. McBrien had a
dangerous sick spell last winter but
now looks and acts like a man of
sixty.
Miss Eva Taylor left Thursday for
Viroqua where she will teach Latin
and French in the high school. Miss
Margaret Taylor went to Montgomery,
Ala, to enter employment in the state
board of health.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roth entertained
a few friends Saturday eve, Septem-
Der I'd, in honor of August Bryhan's
birthday. Mr.. Bryhan is Mrs. Roth's
brother. About 25 were present and
the time was passed pleasantly.
Miss Mary Gordon has as guests
Misses Electa and Laura Mckay, who |
have just arrived in this country from
an European tour They arrived here
Thursday evening.-Lancaster CORES |
pondent in Bloomington Record.
Henry Thiede, Baraboo, relieving |
Engineer Chas. Williams on the
morning run for a month or more,
has returned home. Mr.. Williams is |
home from visit in Oklahoma where |
he looked over various oil properties |
he is interested in.
George K Curtiss of Red Bluffs, |
Calf, arrived here Wednesday even
ing for an extended visit with his |
sons, Dan and George, of Lancaster. !
Mr.. Curtiss resided here at one time, I
leaving the West twenty-one years
ago.
The M. w. Hanks family are home
from a motor trip to Wisconsin |
Rapids and Westfield, Wis. Miss I
Thelma Hanks will teach the second /
grade at Wisconsin Rapids this year.
She is a graduate of Stevens Point
normal.
Walter Leamy, Letcher, S. D., ar
rived here last week with the inten-
ton of remaining if he could secure
profitable employment. Walter is
son of the later, John Leamy. With /
his mother he moved to Dakota seven |
years ago. Walter is visiting his