Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-09-06

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school work at Bozeman, Mont, this
week
IT. a. Cottingham was in Chicago
last week buying fall goods for the
store.
Miss Susan Baker Of Lansing, Iowa,
IS visiting her cousin. Mrs. Alfred
Payne
Miss Esther Petty went to Hancock,
Wis, Saturday to teach school the
coming year.
Miss Jessie Hannum went to Chi
ccago Saturday to visit relatives and
trends for couple of weeks.
Mrs; H. Goldstein and daughter,
Charlotte May, went to Chicago Sat
urday to visit relatives for a week
Mrs. Elvira Rigdon and daughter,
Margaret, departed Saturday for a
weeks visit in Lodi and Klenvenville.
Miss Dorothy Mcmahon went to
Waldo, Wis, in Sheboygan county,
Saturday, to teach the coming school
year.
Miss Elsie Taylor, visiting at the
Hurricane for the summer, returned
to her school at Chisholm, Mimi, Sat
urday.
Mrs. ]. D. Hatch and daughter, Lu-
ellie, went to Madison Wednesday for
short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ewald
Scheibl.
Misses Elva Field and Nellie Phil
lips, OF Bloomington, went to Depere
and Milwaukee, respectively, to teach
this year.
Mrs. Alex Munns and babe of Fen
nimore visited last week at John
Bucks on the Lime Kiln road east of
Lancaster
VIM. Schloesser and wife have re
turned from motor trip to Appleton
where they visited at the Fred
Walker home.
Miss Velma Richardson went to
Markesan, Wis, Saturday, to teach
Latin and English in the high school
there this year
Mr. Arnold Hoffman left this week
for Dubuque, where he will enter CO.
lumbia college to begin course of
civil engineering.
Mrs. M A. Bennett and Mrs. w l..
Johnson and son, Virgil, went to
Madison Wednesday for weekend
camping on the lakes.
Miss Irene Underwood returned to
her school work at Omaha, Saturday,
sister, Mrs. Clara Kemper.
Miss Lorraine Wilson returned to
her school work at Ripon, Saturday.
Miss Wilson teaches English and his
tory in the Ripon high school.
Thos. Blewett and wife, students at
the Palmer School Of Chiropractic,
Davenport, are expected this week for
a visit in Lancaster before locating
to prartire.
Mrs. d. 7. burlington Of Bull, Idaho,
is expected this week for visit with
her sister, Mrs. ]. P. Williams, and
brother, r. A. King, other relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Elsie Abrams of Madison was
here Sunday to take her four chill
dren, who have been visiting the
wager families for the summer, back
to Madison for schoo1.
Alvin Hildebrandt has taken the
position of fireman on the Galena
passenger run. Zeno Hass, the old
fireman, was promoted to an eng1-
neers run out of Adams, Wis.
Misses Jeanette and Elizabeth Nc
Coy started Saturday for their re-
spective schools. Elizabeth went to
Muskegon Heights, Michigan. jean
nette goes to her kindergarten work
at Beloit.
The regular meeting of the w. c..
t. u. Sept T. will be postponed on
account of fair until Sept. IA. A full
attendance is desired. Delegates are
to be elected to attend the state con-
ventiOn.
Mrs. Henrietta Teus and grand
daughter, Dorothy Schad, of Chicago
returned home Saturday after visit
of four months with the formers
daughters, Mrs. August Jahnke, OF
Nc. Lancaster
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. D. Bell, son and
daughter of Mason City, Iowa, mo-
tored here and spent few days with
his sister, Mrs. T. G. Hymer, also
day with the R. A. King family, also
Mrs. J. P. Williams.
Geo. P. Goble & Son, furniture and
undertaking firm, is installing new
front to properly display their at
tractiye lines. The firm of Goble q
Son claims to have the largest ana
hest stock of furniture in southwest
nrn Wisconsin and visit through the
store will bear out this conclusion.
since the addition of Clyde 0. Goble
TO the store the business has taken on
new life as the addition OF young
blood often does.
One exhibit at the fair grounds TINS
week will be lawn mower adluster'
made by a Platteville inventor. The
adiuster prevents the mower par
from lifting and makes possible cut
ting grass at an even height. The
device sells at a dollar and is worth
the money.
The city fathers are feeling jubilant
as the bond house, Taylor-Emmert
Co has accepted the full issue with
ont question after satisfying them
selves that all conditions were cor
rect The bonds sold FOR $500 more
man the best bid at the old letting
and the special election proved to be
very profitable to the city although It
was not brought for that purpose
Editor E. J. Beetham of the Murdo.
{. d. Coyote, son Of Harry Beetham OF
lancaster, sends the Herald the last
issue of his paper. 1t contains an IN
toresting account of the tracking ana
orrnst of four convicts, three whites
and one colored man, who escaped
from the state prison at Sioux Fails
on August II and ran amuck terforlz-