Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-04-12
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs Fred Mayo visited relatives in
Fennimore last week.
Mrs Will Brintnall visited friends
IN Fennimore Friday.
MI and Mrs Allan AupperIe re-
Gently adopted baby girl.
Austa Finnegan visited her sister.
Mrs. Florence Payne, in Fennimore
last week.
Mrs. John E. Clark and daughter
Francis, made short trip to Fennt-
more Tuesday.
Lois Edwards is spending a few
weeks with her friend, Marcia Knobel.
in Valparaiso, Ind.
Mrs. Mary Shiefel and daughter.
Edith, OF Highland, made brief
visit here last week.
Ureth Leighty returned Sunday af
ter few days visit with Francis
Knox in Fennimore.
Mrs. oscar Damn spent two DAYS
last week with her sister, Mrs Edith
Baker, in Fennimore.
Mrs. M. MONTE and Media Kaan are
spending two weeks with Mrs. John
Duster in Fennimore.
George Stauss is taking a few DAVIS
vacation from his duties in Dobson's
store to visit his brother in Iowa.
Dorothy Thier returned home Sat-
urday after a few days visit at the
Rev. Campbell home in Platteville.
Mrs. w. H. Ayotte and children
Louise and Alice, returned to their
home in Montfort Tuesday after a
visit with Mrs. Hildebrandt
Mrs Carl Porter returned to her
nome IN ReedstOWn last week, after
two weeks treatments at the sanitar-
ium.
Mrs. Edward Block and children
Carson and Helene, visited at the AL
bert Behling home in Liberty on We'd
nesday of last week.
lone Roesch and Mrs Leila Smith
made the trip to Dubuque and return
by train last week, due to impossible
condition of the roads.
Clarence Starr of Highland made
short trip here last week Mr.. and
Mrs Starr and family expect to move
here in the very near future.
Aida Anderson and Myrlen Brought
of Lake Geneva, are planning to
spend Easter at the l.. d. Durni home
at 206 South KiIbourue street.
Mrs. George Beck and daughter, La
Won, visited Mrs. Becks parents, Mr.
and Mrs. August Miller, in Dodge
vile the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Anna Henkel and son, Leo, are
spending the week in Richland Cen
ter with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Henkel
and little daughter, Patricia June.
Emily Budd and two students,
Helen Smith and Ruby Emerson, of
Fennimore, started from here on &
tour of rural schools Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Helen Judd has concluded her
visit with her son. Vernon, at Los
Angeles, and is now visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Bruce Kester, of Vale,
Oregon.
Mrs. Matt Lambert and daughter,
Elizabeth, returned to their home in
BoscObeI Monday after a short visit
with Mrs. Lambert's brother, George
Tuffley.
Mrs Pauline Pickard returned to
her home in Fennimore Friday after
spending ten days at the Victor Cas-
per home.
Mrs. Henry Pagenkopf and daugh-
ter returned Sunday after a few days
visit with Mrs. Pagenkopfs sisters,
LeOna Pagel and Mrs. Alfred Mehl, in
Dubuque.
Conductor Waite of the noon train
has returned from his California trip
looking as bronzed as an Indian chief.
He reports a splendid visit with his
son there.
Mrs. G. D. Hayden of Baraboo, re-
turned to her home Tuesday morning
after several days visit with her hus-
band. Mr.. Hayden is employed in the
Herald office.
E. j. Hyde is busily engaged in
making the frame work for new
plate glass front on his corner build
ing now occupied by the Durni dry
cleaning establishment.
Alonzo Aupperle has rented the
James Hayden house on the Platte
vile road and will take possession on
May 1st Mr.. Hayden will move into
his new home, formerly the Fred Err
win place.
Mrs. L. M Scobie of Baraboo re-
turned to her home in Baraboo Thurs
day Mrs Scobie visited at the |. A.
Spencer home in Fennimore and
spent last Wednesday with Mrs. VIM.
Leighton at the DooIittle hospital
Row Steele returned home from
Boscobel Thursday, where he has
been employed in a tobacco ware
house. Mr.. Steele plans to spend
week at home before resuming his
duties with the Fennimore orchestra.
Miss Helen Judd, a student nurse
a THE new Methodist hospital, Madl-
son, was a weekend visitor with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Judd. Miss judd
is taking a three-year course in nurse
work. She is entranced with the pro-
fessiOn.
Mrs. Will Wetter and daughter,
Gladys, who have been living in Slit
Ger, visited Mrs. Hildreth and Mrs.
VIM. Leindecker Wednesday nlght |
and departed Thursday morning Tor
Cobb to which place Mr.. and Mrs.
Wetter have moved.
On Thursday afternoon number
of friends of Miss Nettie Welsh sur
prised her when they gathered TO-
gether at her home in Lancaster anu
gave her a linen shower. Miss Welsh
will soon become bride, the mar
riage will take place about Easter.
The remains of William G. Crossley
will arrive in Lancaster Thursday on
the noon train, and the funeral ser
vices will be held at five o'clock the
same day from the Methodist church.