Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-11-01
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. Harvey Orion and two sons of
McGregor, have been visiting at the
Fred Orion home.
Charles Schwab of Grinnell, Iowa,
visited here last week with a relative,
Mrs. Clara Hodoval
S. E. Smalley and wife have rented
the new residence erected by Andrew
Lewis in the first ward.
Mrs. VIM. Turner and son, Joseph,
motored to Jefferson last week and
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Flesch.
Mrs. August Miller of Dodgeville,
returned home Friday morning after
a weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
George Beck.
Geo. Goble and wife and daughter,
Leila, have returned from a ten-day
motor trip in northern Wisconsin and
Minnesota.
T. S. Blewett and wife left Saturday
for Davenport, where Tom completes
his course at the Palmer School of
ChirOpractic. Mrs. Blewett finished
last summer.
George Clementson Third enter
tanned the measles last week The
three small children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Wanazek all had the measles at
the same time.
w. w. Rees writes the Herald a
friendly note from Winona saying all
is we'll and renting for the Herald
for another year, admitting that it is a
household necessity.
W. r. Reed sends the Herald five
big round dollars from Council Bluffs
renewing his own and a sisters sub
scription in California. Mr.. Reed lived
in this county many years ago.
Jack Yelinek, Madison, has taken
the place vacated by Engineer Chas
Williams on the morning run to Ga
lena. Conductor Mahlor of Madison
is substituting for Conductor Mills
David Eastman, former Lancaster
resident, now of Los Angeles, had a
paralytic stroke affecting the whole
left side, Sept. 81. Recent advices say
that his condition is somewhat i'm
proved.
Work on the new municipal build
ing and theatre has been hung up by
delay in shipping steel and terra
Gotta. From present indications the
building will not be ready before next
spring or early summer.
Christian Vesperman informs the
Herald that his son, Rudolph, has
gone to Alabama where he will teach
in a manual training school. The sal
airy, as printing instructor, is $2,10O
for the 9-months session.
Conductor /. o. Mills and wife ac-
cOmpanied the body of Mrs. McKirch-
err Mrs. Mills mother, who died who
died Wednesday afternoon, to Wis
consin Rapids, Friday. Funeral SER
viz ho1 Saturday of Wicano-
sin Rapids.
E. A. Morris of Bloomington, who
was recently confined here for drunk
eness. was arrested at Dubuque last
week on a similar charge and given
five days in the county Jail. Morris
lived in Lancaster a couple of years
ago, acting as a junk dealer.
The Claire TOtmans arrived in Ian
caster Wednesday evening from their
motor trip north, to visit here before
going to Sheboygan, their future
home They were accompanied from
Secherville by Mrs. Edmund Totman
and two children who plan to visit
here and with Mrs. Totman's parents
in Chicago
A merry bunch of Bloomington
jewellers were in Lancaster Thursday
night lot the S6COuu SHOW Oh "A OOI
Paradise" They had been at Fenni-
more for big beef steak supper and
were on the west end of the loop
homeward. All agreed that the croco-
dies in the show were wonderful ac-
tors. Outside of that the show was
considerable laugh.
The united campaign for the Cath
Ollie charities in the diocese of La
Crosse has opened in all the curches
of the diocese. The funds thus raised
are to be used in the building of a
seminary for the education of the
priests of the diocese at Milwaukee
for the orphan asylums, old peoples
home, and various other institutions.
Work to raise the sum allotted to the
various parishes in the diocese has al
ready begun.