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

Pearl Poland of Fennimore visited in
Lancaster with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Poland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Ivey have rented
the George Sykes home on the Platte
vile road
Miss Lois Livingston of New York
City, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Clementson EG
Thos. Spaith of ST. Paul is visiting
his brother, Dave, and sister, Miss
Mary Spaith.
O. F. Coyle of Platteville, has been
employed as lineman for the Farmers
Telephone Co.
Miss Bernice Angus of Auburn, n.
Y, spending the summer here, has re-
turned home.
Clyde Clanton, son-in-law of E. L.
Mccoy of this city, has been appointed
postmaster at Huntley, Ill.
Mrs. E. w. Lawson of Madison, re-
turned home Monday after visit with
| her sister, Mrs. Alonzo Aupperle.
Miss Margaret Flesch of Liberty,
went to Preston Thursday to visit her
uncle, Ed. Hauk, farming there.
George Tiff, Green Bay, was here
last week visiting his brother, James
Tiff. Mr.. Tiff lived here many years
ago.
Mrs Fred Wenzell went to Platte
vile Monday to spend the week with
her sister, Mrs Oscar Henning, for
merly Elsie Kinsel.
Howard Hammes returned Sunday
from Milwaukee, where he underwent
an operation for nasal trouble, and
entered school Monday.
Mrs. j. P Benedict and sister, Mrs.
Fanny Benedict, Oakfield, went to
Sitter Saturday to spend the week
end with Mrs. Ruby Bark.
Oscar Edwards, Pearl Kerr, Blanche
Dewey and Carol Pittenger are Lam
caster young people enrolled at the
Platteville normal this year.
Chas. Thiel of No. Lancaster, went
to Chicago Thursday to visit an uncle
and possible locate there if he can
secure profitable employment.
Mrs. Herbert Schreiner and Miss
Emma Schreiner entertained num-
Der of guests at afternoon tea and
cards last Thursday and Saturday.
Geo. D. Brakeman, now advertising
manager of morning daily at Par
sons, Kansas, spent the past week
here as guest at the Ed Kiley home.
Miss Jane Grebe, employed in the
tariff department of the government
at Washington D. c., returned to her
work Friday following a two weeks
visit in Lancaster
Mrs. Edw. J. Eastman was operated
on at Columbia hospital, Milwaukee,
Monday Of last week for cancer of the
breast. She is doing as well as can
be expected and if no complications
arise will be home in about three or
four weeks.
Mrs. Louise zach of Beetown, and
aunt, Mrs. Minnie Zastroff, departed
Thursday for the latter's home in Mil
waukee Mrs. Zastroff spent the sum-
mer with Mrs. zach and asked her
niece to Milwaukee for return visit
there.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Mink announce
the marriage of their son, Lawrence,
to Miss Gladys Hazel Colamore, at
Aurora, Ill, Wednesday, Sept. 10. Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Mink will reside
in Rock Island where Mr.. Mink is en-
ployed in a store.
"Cy" Shultz, first baseman on the
Lancaster ball team, left Thursday for
his home in Milwaukee. Mr.. Shultz
works in the winter for the McCOr-
mick Harvester Co., playing with their
indoor ball team. He won consider
able praise here as a first baseman.
F. x. Prugger, Wagner construction
foreman in charge of municipal build
ing work, went to Milwaukee Satur-
day to attend the silver wedding of
his cousin, Ed. Farmer, a bank pres
ident. The affair was held at the Ath-
letic Club, Milwaukee; being quite
social event.
Judge Smalley and his worthy aman-
uensis, went to Dodgeville Monday to
conduct the fall term of Iowa county
circuit court. They will be back in
Lancaster a week from next Monday
when the October term of court opens
in Grant county. A heavy calendar
here is looked for.