Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-08-16
LOCAL ITEMS


Dr. A. B. Cook and wife motored to
Minneapolis last week to visit friends
Mrs. Clarence Rich and son have
returned from visit in Mineral
Point
Thos. Rundell and wife of Adams
have been visiting at the John Run
dell home.
The F. j. Granville family motored
to Madison last week and visited at
the Cadby home.
Miss Lois Woodhouse of Chicago,
has been visiting her brother, Gene,
and sister, Miss Nettie.
Graydon Roberts has gone to Chi
cago to make that city his home if he
can secure profitable employment.
Frank Hughes and wife of Lady
smith, Wis, motOred here last week
and visited H. E. Schreiner and wife.
Clarence Markert, Tony, employ
ed at appraisal work, visited his
uncle, Frank Tenant, here last week.
The Ed. Schwartz and Claire Dob
son families motored north last week
to take in the fishing in the lake re-
gion.
Miss Margaret Jordan has returned
from Highland where she visited her
nephew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Selzman.
Mrs. Florence Knapp and son, Bill
lie, arrived here last week from Min
neapolis for visit at the Arthur
Knapp home.
Miss Katharine Mcnamara of Mil
waukee, has been visiting her cousins,
Miss Margaret Mcnamara and Mrs.
Josephine Mccullough.
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the past week were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Gelbach and daughters, Pearl and
Bessie, OF Albany, Wis.
The Misses Rose and Anna Hoffman
have returned from their trip to yell
Iowstone Park, reporting a fine vaca-
ton and lots Of interesting views.
Mrs. Mary Dolan, a sister, and Jean
McKircher, a niece, of Mrs. /. O. Mills,
are visiting at the Mills home. The
guests reside in Wisconsin Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Baumgartner and
children, former residents here but
now Of Syracuse, Ind, are visiting at
the Jess Crossley home in No Ian
caster.
The rural supervisors, Elsie Better
and AnnabeIle Schneider have re-
turned to work in the county superin-
tendent's office after a two months
vacations
Rev. L. ArheIger and family motor
ed to the central part OF the state
Tuesday on their annual vacation.
They expected to visit at Appleton
and Milwaukee.
The marriage Of Wesley Cooley of
this city and Miss - Johns OF
Madison took place in Madison Sat
urday Mr. and Mrs. Cooley will re
side in Lancaster.
State Treasurer Henry Johnson
was here last week quietly cleo
tioneering. He was introduced around
by Walter J. Brennan. Mr.. Johnson
is known as an honest and capable
official.
Miss Eleanor Shemak returned
home, Highland, Friday following a
visit of eight weeks with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias
Flesch, residing on Platte in the
town of Liberty.
Miss Eda Nelsch of Springfield, Ill,
visited in Lancaster last week as the
house guest of Miss Elva UT. Miss
UT entertained in Miss Nelson's
honor at a dinner party Monday even
ing of last week.
VIM. Forck, influential farmer and
town chairman of Glen Haven, was
Lancaster caller Wednesday. Among
other things he is interested in Mr..
Forck finds time to motor over and
see Lancaster play ball occasionally.
Miss Helen Carr, who has been at
tending summer school at the Uni
varsitv. is in Lancaster for the bal
ance Of the summer with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. t. Bennett
Mrs Bennett was quite Ill last week
but is feeling better.
Mrs. Chas. Ziegler, Miss Lillian
stephens. Maurice Ziegler, Mrs. Ruth
Riese and babe and Miss Helen Zieg-
Ter leave soon for Sturgeon bay where
thew have rented a cottage on the
lake shore and amid the pines for
two weeks. They expect to escape
the hav fever season and have glor-
ious outing.
Chris. Grebe, who recently spent
week in the northern part OF the state,
saws the contrast between the WIG
land and cultivated areas of that re-
oion is striking. The main roads are
excellent as the material for making
lies at hand and is simply scooped up
from the roadside to the top or the
highway and rolled.
Rev L. Crittenton was at Bloom
ington last Monday to oficiate at the
wedding Of Dr. Leroy Jacobsen to
Miss Bessie Lord. The impressive
CEREMONY was performed in the home
of Mr., and Mrs. John Lord, parents
Of the bride DR.. and Mrs. Jacobsen
left on motor trip the same day
taking the Twin City route. They will
be at home at Delavan after Septem-
Der Its. 7ou+
Ed. Morse and family returned last
week from their fishing trip IN FOR
est county. Mr.. Morse says FOREST
county is well named-miles ana
miles of standing timber OF good SIZE
and quite a number of sawmills work
inc, Lake fishing was a disappolnt-
ment. but whipping the streams Ior
brook trout proved to be good sport
The roads are alive with tourists IN
motor cars and nearly everybody up
north is taking a vacation.
Conrad Pilz, Monroe, the farmer
candidate for congress, was IN Ian
caster Wednesday going over his can
didacv with friends. Mr.. P1lz IS run
O1atfOrnl. strict law