Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-11-15
LOCAL ITEMS

Carl Bruss, a normal student, was
a weekend visitor at home
Both Dr. Godfrey and wife have
been confined to their home by i'll
ness.
VIM. Burr took holiday Saturday
and attended the Wis.-Illini game at
Madison.
Frank Fivecoats is sporting new
and beautiful Mitchell six, phaeton
model
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Webb attended
the Badger-Illini game at Madison
Saturday.
DR.. Frank Doll of Whiting, Ind, has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Doll.
A. f. David and Mrs P. H. DeBarde-
laden of Montfort, were Wednesday
callers in Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Damn went to
Madison Friday to visit over Saturday
and attend the big game.
The Peoples State Bank is IN the
hands of decorators for a complete
renovation of the interior.
Mrs. ]. P. Croot went to Milwaukee
Wednesday lOI d WSSh-C1u WISH Will
her sister, Mrs. 0. A. Keyes.
Miss Olive Moore, student at Platte
Vile normal, visited over the week
end with her uncle, John M. Stone.
J. Harold Pugh, S. w. Doolittle and
Geo Baxter were among those taking
motor parties to the game Saturday.
Elvin Buck, Leo and Gerald ZenZ
and Warren Roberts went to Madison
Monday to take the agricultural short
course of Is weeks.
Collins Chapman of Waterloo, an
old gentleman of past 80 years, went
to Milton Jet. Monday to visit his son,
Joseph, and family
Mrs. H. Riddiough of Sitter, re-
turned home Saturday from the Ian
caster hospital, where she underwent
an operation two weeks ago.
Mrs. w. A. Jordan and daughter,
Ruth, returned home to Barneveld
Saturday. They were here to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Mary Hore.
Stanley Tarrant of Milwaukee, for
the past two months the guest of
Harry Stephens and G. B. Ziegler, re-
turned home Thursday morning.
Mesdames Peter and Girls Glass
macher and Peter Rupp, sisters OF
Potosi, went to Milwaukee Saturday
TO visit a week with various relatives.
John Udelhofen on Saturday receiv-
ed a shipment of fine 16-pound Sock
eve salmon from the Pacific Coast
Fish CO. at Portland. The express
alone was $1.16.
S. S. McNelly departed Wednesday
for Milwaukee to attend the state
teachers convention and return Sun
day with his wife and children who
have been visiting at Madison.
Henry Pagenkopf went to Madison
Saturday on an alleged business trip
hut in reality took in the big game.
Henry is a hot football fan and would
be center rush if he could.
Miss Pearl Poland of Fennimore,
was a weekend visitor in Lancaster.
A. c. Smith was laid up all last
week with a lame hip, and at present
is very little improved.
w B. Dyer went to Milwaukee Sat
urday to drive a new Gray" car ne
and w. l.. Winskill have taken the
agency for. The car is said to possess
numerous advantages and is priced
moderately.
Judge Wilmott of Potosi, the Her
AIDS capable representative IN that
vicinity. was in Lancaster on business
Saturday and visited the Herald few
minutes. The judge again promises
US more interesting pioneer notes.
Mrs. Mary Marshall and daughter,
Maxine. departed Thursday for Rock
ford, where they will spend the winter
visiting the Roy Lindahl family MT
LindahI came up the first of the week
and returned with Mrs. Marshall ana
daughter.
Roland Yelinek of Fennimore ana
Miss Hazel Henry of Sitter, WIS.,
were united in marriage on lueSuay
afternoon at the Methodist parsonage
in GaIena by Rev. A. H. Smith. lhey
were attended by Kenneth Hirsch ana
Wilma Leyinick. Gazette.
The Pythian Sisters entertained
Wednesday evening at bounLlIul
supper in honor of Mr.. and MRS. H. o.
Rhodes. soon to leave for California.
The serving was done by the younger
members of the sisterhood AMONG
the guests present was Mrs. Hair
Simpson of Madison.
Lancaster was nearly deserted oaC-
urday of football fans who went ~
large numbers by motor car and tralll
to the Observation-Disclosures game d.
Madison. The game was the last
played at home by the University Team
this season and it attracted aluInnl
from all sections of the state.
Louis Leighty Sr., q former Lancas
ter resident, but for the past i nlne
years living in Platteville, was nel
Friday on business and the Heralu a.
knowledges a friendly call. M NJ
Leighty stated that on THURSDAY MIS-.
Leighty fell from o chair while DONG
some work in her home and broke one
wrist
The Farm Power & Equipment 20 -.
auction of machinery Saturday proyeu
quite satisfactory to the owner, ). zee
Wright. Everything sold out two
tractors. A great crowd OF farmers
we're present, representing all sec.
tions of the county. j. G. Vespelne -
handled the sale in good shape u
spite of the difficulty of crying 1noools
and talking against the conVersa1ion
of big crowd.