Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-21
LOCAL ITEMS

Chas. Brewer and wife spent Thurs
day in Fennimore.
City Assessor Garner was a Mont
tort caller THURSDAY
MISS Elvira Cox is EMPLOYED as
clerk in the county register of deeds
Office
Mrs. ]. W. Alcorn departed yester-
day for Wausau to visit relatives fol
a week.
Mss Barbara Barnett, teaching in
the Princeton, Ill, schools, is home
for the summer
Miss Lila Wendell, teaching at
Council Bluffs, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. S. W. Doolittle.
George S. Rockwell and Joseph
Walker attended the Masonic Grand
lodge at Milwaukee last week
Mrs. Walter Cartwright and son,
George, are visiting an aunt, Mrs.
Calvin Beard of DEBORAH, Iowa.
w. L. Miller of the morning run is
visiting at Baraboo. His place is
taken by A. L. Erickson of Baraboo.
Miss Dorothy Mcmahon left Friday
for Chicago where she is attending
summer school at Chicago University.
Tony Hoffman, attending dental
school at Milwaukee, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoffman.
Mrs. Francis Carthew and Miss
Carrie Wright have returned from
California, where they spent the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Studebaker of
Sterling, Ill, are the parents Of a
baby girl, their third daughter.
Dr. John Reed is showing slow but
steady gains from his attack of heart
trouble that began about six weeks
ago.
Miss Marie Hoffman, a graduate of
the commercial department at Sinsin
ava, is employed as stenographer at
the highway office.
JOS. N. Blackburn, Jack Black
bourn and VIM. Ward motored to
Clark county last Monday to look over
the Joe Blackburn farm there.
Mrs. S. L. Virum, daughter, Mrs. H.
e. Schreiner, and Betty and David
Schreiner, departed Wednesday for a
two-weeks' visit in Stevens Point.
Miss Alma Henkel, instructor in
physical educa lion in the Memphis,
Tenn, schools, is home for a summer
visit with her mother, Mrs. Anna Hen
KEEL
Revs. F. L. Murphy, La Crosse, A
B. c. Dunno, Eau Claire, and Thos.
Doyle, Cuba City, visited the past
week with Pr. Kaiser Of St. Clements
parish.
H. E. Schreiner was in Beloit the
weekend attending commencement of
his alma mater Monday he went to
Chicago to attend a meeting Of Ross
Co. bond statesmen.
9Th +. fpCT9
Biwabik, Mimi, where she has been
teaching for several years. She has
as guest Miss Lulu MOen, another
Biwabik teacher.
Activities began on the pea pack at
the Lancaster Canning Factory Fri
day. The pea stand this year is in
fine shape and a good pack OF hne
quality is expected.
Jos. Chapman of Milton Jet, spent
three days with his father, Collins
Chapman, in Waterloo. The old gen
tleman, aged so, drove the son to the
noon train here Wednesday.
Chas. Jeide, Mt. Hope farmer,
shipped carload Of fine hogs to
Madison market last week. Seventy
four head averaged 200 pounds each
and brought 10% cents pound, or
total of $1,617.
Miss Martha Meyer went to Beloit
Thursday to attend 18TH commence
ment exercises of the college, of
which she is an alumnus. One Of the
features of the week was a pageant
along historical and educational lines.
Clarence Markett, nepheWW OF the
late Tony Howell, has severed MS
connection with the Lloyd Thompson
Appraisal Co., Chicago, and entered
the employ of the Underwriters APP
praisal Co. Cleveland o. He is man
ager and field force director.
Eddie Knobel, formerly on the
Herald staff, writes the office OF a
pleasant trip he made down the Hud-
son river. Eddie is still with the Pol
lock Appraisal Co., and has a pleas
ant and profitable connection with the
son of the late Edward Pollock.
Mrs Arch Livingston and children
of Livingston spent the first OF last
week at the parental Ed Folts home in
Lancaster. Other guests at the Folts
home last week were Martin and Viz
Gil Schroeder of Platteville, who
visited the Folts boys, Donald and Al
vim.
Mrs Chester Hannum left Monday
for her childhood home in the prov
ince of Pommern, Germany. She Will
spend four months there. Since com
ing to America Mrs. Hannum mas
made the trip back four times. Her
mother. sisters and brothers, reside
in Germany.
The Herald has received an an
nouncement of the commencement
exercises of the Palmer School OF
Chiropractic at Davenport, Iowa, Sat
urdav. June "a Mrs. Mabel BleWett
of this city is one of the graduates.
Tom Blewett will receive his diploma
September list. Mr.. and Mrs. Blewett
viii come back to Lancaster for a va
cation before locating
Miss Wealthy Hale, Home Econo-
mics worker for the University EX-
tension, closed her meetings in TINS
county last week. Miss Hale gave
series of four lessons at Lancaster
Fennimore, Mt. Hope and Glen Haven
Nutrition and Home Management
were the principal subjects taken up
Each meeting was filled to capacity
q. Mills returned Wednesday eve
ming from his two weeks outing al
lake Chetek, Brentwood, Wis: MI +:
LII I'D q Marty of brother rails