Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-09-27

/ Mrs. Fanny Benedict of Oakfeld,
Wis, is visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. P.
] Benedict.
Harvey j. Schmidt has a new Jewett
/ touring car that is said to be a fiend
| for power.
Mrs. Fred Granville and mother-in-
law, Mrs. Granville, were Montfort
| callers Friday.
| Miss Nettie lockwood departed yes
| terday for Fennimore and Mt. Hope to
visit for the week.
Ladies of the Episcopal guilds took
in $S5 at their first public cafeteria
supper in the new guild hall Saturday
evening.
! Mrs. Mary McKircher, aged mother
of Mrs. 1. O.. Mills, was very low yes
terday morning and the family fear
the end is not far off.
Miss Olive Grebe of Washington, D.
c., a government employee, has been
visiting her mother, Mrs Jane Grebe
and other relatives here.
Fred Cox traded his restaurant for
Burnell Suttle's interest in the Bar
nett & Suttle creamery, possession be-
ing given Friday morning.
The George Martin family have
moved into their Lancaster property,
formerly the Carmody home, pur-
chased by them of R. NJ Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kinney
write friends that they have arrived
in Fairbanks, Alaska, their home af-
ter pleasant trip sightseeing
through the west.
Horace Hymer Jr. departed We'd
nesday for Minneapolis, where he is
tolZ q OH OIL ioc
course in the Minnesota state univer-
sity.
Mrs. J. M. Calvin of Fennimore at
tended the Sunday school convention
here Thursday and remained over
night as the guest of Miss Portia Sho-
walter.
Miss Emma Waldman, employed in
a Duluth department store, returned
to her work Thursday after ten day
visit at the Chris. Waldman and
Henry Kasper homes.
Croft e Stephens and Andrew Lewis
shipped out stock yesterday, taking all
the cars they could get Two cars of
cattle, two of hogs and one of sheep
rolled out for Milwaukee.
Mike Kiley, Henry Belz, Edgar
Grebe and Carl Roth have returned
from a two weeks motor trip through
North and South Dakota. They re-
port crops as excellent.
Virgil Angus, formerly of Lancaster,
was married last August to Miss Ruth
Williams of Viroqua. Mr.. and Mrs.
Angus will reside in Auburn, N. Y,
where he is employed in a bank.
Mr.. and Mrs L. S. Bradley departed
Thursday for Iowa. They visit first
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Marta Colson. They then go to Sioux
City to visit Mrs Bradley's brother,
Thaddeus Cobb.
The woman's exchange has again
opened up in the old rock Hyde build
ing. Mrs. David Johnson and Mrs
Francis Durni are handling domestic
sewing and repairing in connection
with the exchange.
f. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Simpson, soon
to leave Lancaster, were entertained
at a 6 o'clock dinner Sunday at the
Chas. Tiedemann home. Eight guests
were present. About 1880 the hosts
proposed a ride and the Simpsons ac-
cepted the invitation. Passing their
house they noticed the basement light
con and went in to turn it out. Ihey
found the house full of company. The
evening was pledSduCAy oPoHC a. No'i 70
followed by refreshments.
John Finnegan relates that it pays
to advertise. Monday he came to the
Herald office, saying that he lost a
purse containing a $4,000 certificate of
deposit on the Peoples State Bank
While assured by the bank that he
was fully protected and need not
worry, John wanted the certificate and
an ad was made out. On the way
home he found the purse lying in the
road. This happened before the paper
was out showing the pulling power of
the Herald. J. C. Halloran, Bell Tele-
phone foreman, found an Elk watch
charm at the foot of pole in Little
Grant, after he had advertised his loss
in the Herald. Results never fail.