Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-07-12
Mrs. Matilda Browning is in poo

Mrs. Matilda Browning is in poor
health.
Father Kaiser went to Milwaukee on
business this week.
Miss Helen Kiley has a guest, Miss
Dorothy Yeager, Of Dubuque.
Mrs. j. NJ. Lomas OF Fennimore had
business in Lancaster Tuesday
Mrs. George Gibbs is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ed. LANCE, at Cobb.
There will be a Royal Neighbor
Picnic at Schreiner Park, July Is, af-
ternoon and supper.
The Pythian Sisters will hold a
basket picnic at Schreiner Park to-
day, beginning at ten a. m.
Helen Hildreth of Lancaster is Wis
iting her uncle and aunt, the VIM.
Wetters Of Cobb, for few days.
Miss Elma Bruss departed yester-
day for Elmhurst, ILL.,, where she Will
attend college for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wright, r.,
made brief visit at the home of Mrs.
Wright's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Hudson, of Little Grant.
Congregation ladies will serve ice
cream and cake on the court house
lawn, Thursday, July 18th. Each
lady is requested to bring a cake. 21p1
Tom Haley and Andrew Lewis leave
tomorrow for Mellen, Wis, for visit
at the DR.. Critchlow home From
there they go to New Richmond to
visit Toms relatives.
Ernest Scheller, 81, soldier patient
at Mendoza psychiatric institute,
drowned in the lake Saturday when
he tainted and fell into the water
while fishing. Scheller lived in Mil
Waukee.
Mrs. Bessie Chapman, assistant
superintendent of schools, is taking a
vacation of two weeks, from duties at
the court house. She will spend
part of her vacation with friends at
Platteville.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Schwab and Phil
lip Fishman, st. Paul, visited at the
Hymer Goldstein home here over the
4th, returning north on the wee-end.
Mrs Alexander and two children and
l. Fishman, all of st. Louis, are here
for summers visit.
Ed. Schwartz has been entertaining
his cousins, Fred Schwartz and wife,
who with their sons, Louis and Earl
motored here from Muscatine, Iowa,
last week and visited until yesterday
Fred Lind of Galena, Mrs. Schwartzs
father, is also visitor at the
Schwartz home here.
R. E. Vaughan of Madison, an en-
tomologist connected with the depart
ment of agriculture, is here looking
into a worm pest affecting potato
vines A long, green worm with
brown stripes starts at the ground and
eats it's way up through the center OF
the vine The pest is said to be very
extensive in its operations.
Fred Hooks of Livingston was
brought here by Sheriff Holmes Mon
day on a charge of nOn-support af-
fecting his wife and four children
under 16 years. Justice Burrows at
once sent the case to Judge Goodsell
in charge of domestic and juvenile
cases, for adjustment. Judge Good
sell ordered Hooks to pay $40 month
for two years and released the man on
his own recognizance.
Last week Alma and Bessie Garth
waite, Alta and Edna Wetmore of
Bloomington, visited relatives and
friends in the city of Lancaster MAX
ing their headquarters at the home Of
Willie GarthWaite. While in the city
In6y FlSlI6u Ike OCul S11S1 a ~ anu
the canning factory. The park is a
place of scenic beauty and it is we'll
worth ones time to see it. When in
operation the canning factory is
very busy place, employing about 20
people, Is men and 10 women. The
factory turns out a splendid quality
of goods and they make shipments as
far East as Philadelphia. All in all
the girls thought the canning factory
a great sight to see. While there Mr..
Garthwaite took them down to see
the Cassville Park, on Sunday, and
they surely enjoyed themselves and
had a good time. Then again the 4th
of July celebration at Fennimore must
not be overlooked, for the girls en-
ioyed seeing that also.
FOR SALE-Coal screenings for hog
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