Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-07-19

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sedan, making the run of 1922 miles
between st. Louis and Chicago in
nine hours and forty minutes. The
road between Chicago Heights 26
miles out of Chicago, and st. Louis, is
sohd concrete and high speeds are
/ feasible and common.
Mrs. Helen Judd, former Lancas-
ter resident, is quite i'll at the. home
Oh her daughter Mrs, Will MorlEin, of
! bloomington. Mrs. Morkin said Mon
day that Mrs. Judd was doing as good
as could be expected and had a chance
Tor recovery. Mrs. Judd was brought
70 Bloomington FROM New England,
,. De- week ago Sunday. e}
| DR.. HasseIl and wife have received
| word OF the death at Washington, D.
Y, OF Mrs. Theodore Cole (Kate
Dewey daughter of Governor Dewey.
Besides her husband she leaves one
| son, Felix, for several years in the
! diplomatic service in Europe, and a
brother, Nelson Dewey, living in the
west.
Albert Catch, employed on the mu-
| nlclpal building work by Foreman f.
X. Prugger, had bad fall early last
week when he dropped sheer twelve
Ieet and rolled four more. Albert was
! considerably shaken up due to his
weight but no bones were broken. He
was able to be at work in few days.
| Sheriff Holmes went to Clinton,
Iowa, Thursday after one Lanford
| Wilkinson of Patch Grove vicinity, on
charge of car theft. The car and
man were brought back but the case
was dropped when it developed that
Wilkinson had apparently taken the
| car with the consent of the owner.
The S. A. and Ora Hatch families
| OF this city, the j. D. Hatch family of
| Lancaster, Mrs. Nanta Beeman and
sons of Dubuque and Dr. and Mrs.
Blackburn of Cassville enjoyed an
outdoor dinner at Riverside park, at
| Cassville Sunday.-Blooming Rec
ord.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lance of
Bloomington, went to st. Paul Mon
day for reunion of the five brothers
| in the Lance family. Mrs Louis
Better will have charge of the
Bloomington store and G. c. Roberts
of the Lancaster store, during the
absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Lance.
| Miss Celia Trentzsch went to Dodge
| vile Saturday for a weeks visit with
her brother, John Trentzsch. Miss
| Trentzsch will also visit her sister-in-
law, Mrs. r. Trentzsch in Milwaukee,
before returning home.
Edward Priban and wife and son,
| Norman, Of Chicago, motored here
Monday Of last week for visit with
Chas. F. Johnson, residing west Of
Five Points. Mrs. Priban is Mr..
Johnson's sister.
Ed. Lickel and sister, Mrs. Dan
| Aupperle, went to Wilson, Wis, Mon
day to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Isaac Walker, WHO before her mar
riage was Miss Lydia Bush of this
city.
Guggenheim & Son in this issue ad-
vertise their second anniversary sale.
A perusal of tkeir page ad in the
Herald will satisfy the buyer that
many fine bargains are offered.
Mrs. j. I. Staples Of Hatfield Power
House, Wis, has returned to her home
after a ten-day visit at the John G..
Bowen and E. V. Kern homes south
west of the city. %**
Mrs. M. E. Goodrich and son, Rich
ard, Of Madison, spent the past week
visiting Mrs. Goodrich's mother, Mrs.
| H. E. Baxter. The visitors returned
home Sunday.
Niels Laugesen, young man of the
Burton vicinity, was in Lancaster on
business Saturday. Niels called at the
Herald and advanced his paper to 1928
while here.
Misses Carrie and Goldie Nickel of
Potosi, took the morning train to
Mendoza where they visited their aunt,
Mrs. Frank Rennison, over the week
| end.
Mrs. Harvey Abrams departed on
Thursday for Orleans, Nebr., being
called there by the death of Henry
Luther, husband of Mrs. Abrams sis
| ter.
George Bonham, a we'll known Glen
! Haven farmer, was in town on bust
ness Saturday. The Herald acknowl-
edges a brief though pleasant visit.
Mrs. VIM. Weyhrauch and daughter,
Grace. went to Verona Saturday to
visit over Sunday with Rev. Weyh-
rauch, conducting meetings there.
| Miss Ethel Barbour of Minneapolis,
visited the past two weeks with her
friend. Mrs. Barbara Fletcher of Lam
caster. returning north Monday.
Collins Chapman and granddaugh-
ter. Retha of Waterloo, went to kau-
kauna. Monday, for visit at the
David Chapman home.
J. D. Hatch and family motored
awav last week to Green Lake, Wis,
for a weeks camping. They expected
to return Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Bolzell and grandson,
Robert Morse, went to Madison Fri
day for weeks visit with Gov. Jonn
Blaine and wife.
Hiram Taylor, Cassville farmer,
was in Lancaster on business Satur-
day. He paid the Herald pleasant
| call while here.
Thos. Hunsaker of Stromsberg,
Nebr.. a lumber merchant, is visiting
his brother, Albert, and family OF
Lancaster.
Mrs. Emily Cronin Fawcett OF this
citv has taken a position as English
teacher in the high school at MARI
nette, Wis.
Miss Genevieve Kelly of Potosi, re-
turned TO her work in Milwaukee Sat
nrdav after a several weeks visit at
Mrs. Sarah Ketner of Bloomington,
here visiting Mrs. VIM. HOFFMAN, de-
.ta Saturday for a visit in Bag