Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-06-06
Wm. Hartman Of Cassville, was a

Lancaster caller Saturday
conductor /. O. Mills was on over
sunday visitor with Baraboo friends
rex Mink will leave soon for Camn
custer, near Detroit, to attend tbe
clt3zenfs training camp.
Mrs. Sam Nero, Livingston. visited
IN Lancaster last week with her sis-
ter, Miss Clara MilIard.
MRS. Myrtle Johnson went to Maai-
son Friday for a weeks visit at the
Clyde Richardson HON.
Miss Pearl Poland of Fennimore
spent Decoration day here with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Poland
Mrs. Martha Wright went to Madi-
son Saturday for a weeks visit with
the Roy Frothin CHAM family.
MISS Esther Petty has completed
her teaching term at Hancock, Wis.
and IS nome for the summer.
Mrs. A. G. Morse accompanied Robt
Morse and family to Stevens Point for
visit OF week or more there.
Alec Bailie, Potosi farmer. has
placed an order for two 12x40 cement
stave silos to be installed at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Simpson re-
turned to Madison Wednesday after a
holiday visit with Lancaster friends.
Fred Megow, manual = training
teacher, expects to leave for Harris
burg, Penn, to take I'D work there
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Duncan, resid-
ing south of Beetown, welcomed a
baby daughter to their home Satur-
day.
Mrs. Frank Webb and children Of
Little Grant departed Saturday for
Marlnette, where they will visit rela-
tives
Mrs. Albert Sherman and daughter.
Constance, returned Saturday from
Chicago, where they visited couple
of weeks.
Alec Bailie, the Potosi township
big scale farmer, has added new
Dodge coupe to his string of motor
vehicles.
DR.. S. E. Hassell departed satur-
day for Valmore, N. NJ, where he will
visit the next six weeks with his SON
in-law, DR.. VIM Brown.
Miss Elsie Roettiger and Mrs. Frank
Horton, both Of Fennimore, visited ia
Lancaster over Decoration day as the
guests of Mrs. Letha Orion.
Mrs. Albert Hunsacker and Mrs.
Alonzo Aupperle went to Madison by
train Friday. They motored home
Saturday with Frank Hunsaker.
Miss Erma Terrill, music teacher in
the Lancaster schools has decided to
discontinue the teaching profession,
and will take up Chautauqua work
G. F. Budworth and sons, Donald
and Frank, of Glenwood, Iowa, ar
rived Friday evening in their Stude-
baker Six, for months stay with
Mrs. Al. Budworth.
Rudolph Sanders has severed his
connection with the Hoffman restaur-
ant and is now located in Madison
Mrs. Louise Hoffman will conduct
the restaurant alone.
Ward NJ. Totman left Friday for
Duluth to take position as butter
maker for the Beatrice Creamery Co.
at that point The Beatrice Co. is a
large corporation with branches in
all the principal cities of the mid
west.
D. Campbell, father-in-law of form
er Sheriff, Richard Holmes, died at
the home of his son, William, town of
Lima, Tuesday, aged II. Burial was
made at Union Thursday. Mr.. Camp
bell is survived by his widow, two
sons, and four daughters.
Milo Pritchett, Beetown carpenter,
was in Lancaster on business Satur-
day. Mr.. Pritchett has recently COM
pIeted a new hall, 32x60, for Willie
Brun, Beetown, and has orders for
good-sized barns from VIM. Barr,
Harry Pascoe and Pierce Patterson.
The Southwestern Wisconsin Jersey
Breeders Association will hold its an
nual picnic at the home OF Edward
Cairns, near Mt. Hope, Friday, June
Is. Hon. Walter L. Houser will be
the principal speaker of the day. Any
one interested cordially invited to at
tend.
A number of the members OF the
Junior Y-Club expect to go to Phan-
tom Lake, Wis, to the Y. M. G. A.
camp. About 200 boys will attend.
Many fine leaders of boys are IN
charge. 1t is a great place for young
boys to go for a fine outing and with
good purpose.
Mrs. Oscar Brady of Lancaster and
Mrs. Pierce Patterson and daughter,
Francis, of Bloomington, went to
Evansville Saturday to attend the
blind school graduating exercises
held Tuesday Mrs. Ed. Patterson
and daughter, Mary, of Bloomington,
were passengers on the same tram
for Baraboo