Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-28
LOCAL ITEMS

d. me INoy fTotnlngham home
MISS Helen Carr, niece of J. T. Rem
nett, went to Madison Saturday TO at
tend summer school at the UIJniver-
sity.
G. H. Huppenbecker and wife went
10 MaqlSon Friday where Mr.. Hup-
penbecker undergoes an operation for8
stones
DR.. Gault and son, Harry. motorod
west Thursday in their Ford sedan an
with Woonsocket, Sanborn county, :
d., as their destination.
lvanelle Burgess, daughter of Robt
Burgess, residing six miles north Of
Fennlmore, spent the past week at
the JOhn Blackburn home here.
Miss Edna Better of the rural
school supervising force, left Saturday
on a three-Weeks vacation which she
viii spend at her home in Boscobel.
Miss Rose Liebschutz, Chicago. en-
plOyed as trimmer at the B. & D. mil
Inery for the past six months. re-
turned to her home in Chicago Mon
day
Mrs. Chas. Blunt went to Milwaukee
Thursday to join Mr.. Blunt who is To-
eating there. Dorothy Bunt remained
here as company for her aunt, Mrs,
Gault.
Mrs. H, A. Bradt and Miss Olga An
derson of Lake Geneva, spent the past
week at the Leroy Durni home. Mr.,
and Mrs. Durni returned from Lake
Geneva visit last week.
Miss Dorotha Hoffman, st. Paul,
daughter of G. H. Hoffman, spent the
past week here as the guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. Henry Hoffman.
She returned home Saturday.
Miss Helen Judd, student nurse at
the Methodist hospital, Madison, re-
turned to her work Thursday follow
ing a visit of three weeks with her
mother and brothers, east of town
Mrs. A. K. Bayley of Livingston,
spent tie past week visiting friends at
Cassville and remained here over
Thursday night as the guest of an old
friend, Mrs. Carl Alt of Altheim Farm.
Mr.. George Tuffly of Lancaster, ac-
companied Mrs. Thos. TuffIy of Min
neapolis, to Platteville Monday. Mrs.
Tuffly remained to spend several days
with her old time friends-Plattevill
News.
Miss Laura Leighty, graduate nurse
of the Mercy hospital Dubuque, is
home for few weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Leighty.
She returns July 1st for post-gradu-
ate course.
Joe Flick, son of John Flick of this
city and a veteran Of the World war,
went to haywood, ILL.,, Saturday for
treatment at the government hospital.
Mr.. Flick has been sick with battling
complaint contracted while in the SER
vice.
Mrs E. L. Whitman of Galesburg,
H., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. S. Bradley, residing in East
Lancaster. Thursday Mrs. Bradley
and Mrs. Whitman went to Fennimore
to visit the children of the late Len
Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Druen of Chilli
cothe, Mo-, motored to Lancaster
Wednesday for visit with Mr..
Druen's mother Mrs Irene Ward, and
brother, A. V. Ward. They also Wis
tied at Arena and Dodgeyille while in
Wisconsin.
Miss Norma Pearson of Blooming
ton, returned to Madison Friday to at
tend summer school at the University.
Miss Pearson for two years past has
been an instructor in botany at the
state university. She is working for
a Masters degree.
Sixteen hundred students received
certificates of graduation from Presi-
dent Berge of the State University at
the biggest commencement in the his
tory of the institution. 1,244 received
degrees. The exercises were held III
the agricultural pavilion.
Mr. and Mrs. George Foreyt and two
children of North Lancaster, went to
Singer, Wis. on the lake shore, Sat
urday morning. They were called
there by the death of the formers
father, John Foreyt, who passed away
Friday. Funeral service was held
Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Holmes, Milwaukee,
visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs. Geo:
Holmes, for the past month, departed
Saturday for home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Holmes have located lin Milwaukee,
Mr.. Holmes having been transferred
from the plant department to the en-
cheering department of the Wlscon-
sin Telephone Co.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Pearson of
Bloomington. motored to Lancaster
Friday with their daughter, Norma,
who took the train to Madison. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Roberts,
Mrs. Pearson's mother MI. Pearson
is making a slow but certain recovery
from severe illness that afflicted
him last winter.
F. K. Shuttleworth, Madison attor-
ney, is again in the race for congress.
He was defeated for the nomination I1I1tna
two wears ago by John M. Nelson.
Shuttleworth says he will keep on
running until he makes it if defeated
this time, but doesn't count on being
defeated. He spent Sunday in Ian
caster, his former home.
Mrs. Guy Campbell, who was re-
Gently hurt in an auto accident is stu
in the hospital at Madison. Her in
juries are more serious than at !, nrs 81
believed. 1t is thought that her near
ing will possibly be affected. MIS-
BirreIl, who was in the same auto ac-
cident has returned to her home at
Lancaster.-Platteville News.
The Pendleton twin brotners'
JosanH and THOMAS. with their wives,
went to Fennimore Friday for visit
with relatives. Joseph, who resides IN
Binghampton, N. Y, is making the
most of his visit amid boyhood SCENES
T1x-o gNoxy1o. entertained a NUM-