Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-14


Harry Wams4ey manual training
teacher at Phillips, Wis, has returned
t. Lancaster for the summer
JOS. Wacek of Madison had a run
into Lancaster Tuesday and visited
for day at the Abe Ward home.
DR.. Fowler removed tOnSils last
week for Iowa Vesperman, daughter
Of Mrs. Arthur Vesperman of Mt. Ida
Miss Velma Richardson went to
Chicago Wednesday for a weekend
visit with her brother, James, en-
ploved there.
Miss Marian Walker, graduate OF
the Iowa State Teachers College at
Cedar Falls, has returned to Lancas-
ter for the summer.
Judge Smalley and his faithful
emanuensis whose name is forbidden
in print attended to court matters at
Darlington last week.
The stately spire of St. Clements
church will receive new shingles,
Henry Brandemuhl having taken the
rather difficult contract.
Miss Leona ShoWalter is spending
the summer in Lancaster, having re-
linquished her Madison position on
account of poor health.
Miss Annabel Schneider, rural su-
pervisor, has gone to her home IN
Duncannon, Pa, suburb OF Harris
burg, to spend her vacation.
The Godfrey family OF North Ian
caster have as guests Miss Mary God
frey, a North Carolina young lady,
and daughter of VIM. Godfrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Berndt Of Two
Rivers, Wis, have been spending
their vacation with Lancaster rela-
tives, the Berndt and Bark families.
Mrs. Melvin Wayne returned Thurs
day from Rochester where she recent
Iy underwent an operation. Mr..
Wayne went to Montfort to meet his
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Alden See Of Genoa
Jet. are the parents Of son, Alden
Jr., born Tuesday. Mrs. See was
formerly Miss Dorothy Hickok OF
Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson have as
guests Mrs. Marie Kragh and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hannah Johnson, OF Crelgh-
ton, Nebr. They arrived here last
Wednesday.
Marin Blake, Baraboo, who at
tended Lancaster high school last
term and made his home with his
uncle, w. H. Williamson, left for
home Wednesday.
The case of the state VS.. Vernon
Scott, charge Of bastardy, was dis
missed this week after proper settle
ment had been made, according TO
Judge G. w. Burrows.
Miss Helen Judd, student nurse at
the new Methodist hospital, Madison,
is spending a three-weeks vacation
with her mother and brothers on the
farm east of Lancaster
A letter from the Dodgeville GEN
eral Hospital Monday stated that Mrs.
Guy Campbell would be out of the
hospital in a few days. Mrs. John
Birrell is not out of danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Tarney departed
Wednesday noon for Minneapolis
where they will enter business. Mr..
Tarney was mathematics teacher in
Lancaster high school last term.
Mrs. Walter Taylor of Patch Grove
underwent an operation for the re-
moval Of an abdominal tumor at the
Doolittle hospital last Friday. A
tumor of enormous size was removed
Miss Gladys Owen, for two years II
charge of commercial work in the
Lancaster schools and more recently
at Postville, Iowa, was married May
80 to T. l.. Herrick of Muskegon
Mich.
Misses Alice Moerner and Hedwig
Schlman of the Lancaster high schoo
faculty, departed Thursday for then
respective homes, Miss Moerner tC
Prentice, Wis, and Miss Schuman t(
Milwaukee.
Rev. j. l.. Hack, VIM. Bruss anC
Robt. Behling departed "Wednesday
for Merrill, Wis, where they re
NAMED until Monday as delegates t(
the Wisconsin District Conference o
the Evangelical church.
The two rockingham families o
Madison, were here last week to at
tend the funeral of John S. Wright.
Mrs. w. A. Stowell and daughters
Norma, Joy and Gale, went to Gays
Mills Thursday to visit relatives.
Fred Megow and wife will reside II
Champaign, H., this summer, where
Fred will take advanced study. Ht
will return here in the TALL as manua
training director.
Miss Ruth Peck, a successful teach
er of domestic science in Lancaster
last year, goes to Hudson, Wis, mex
year in a similar capacity. Sac viii
spend the summer at her Spring
Green home.
Arthur Delaney, we'll known mound
expert who closed the baseball sea
son with Lancaster last year, has
been retained to assist Captain Dodge
in projecting the horsehide missile
Art will open at the Oelwein games
this week.
The Senior class of 1922 held THEN
annual goodby picnic at Cassvlllt
Wednesday. Riverside park was Sc.
lected for the event and the day passed
pleasantly with tennis, handball anC
other diversions. Mr.. and Mrs. S. 5
McNelly were the guests of the class
for the day.
Lancaster friends will be interested
to learn of the marriage of Bryan
Richardson, son Of Mrs. NJ. a. Rich
ardson, of this city, at Decatur, III.
last week. The bride was Miss LotS
Horn of Decatur. Bryan will be To-
Gated i'll Decatur where he is foreman
Of printing office.
Miss Lenice Griswold, 1922 Ian
caster high school graduate, applied
~ mr. EOU1ar 70 have her tOnSilS re