Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-01-03
LOCAL ITEMS


Ruth Ward went to Werley Friday
for weekend visit with relatives.
Clarence Lacke was a weekend Wis
| itor at his parents home in Highland
Marcella Seipp, attending "4C" col
lege, Madison, was holiday visitor
| at home.
Leila Kerr of Dubuque spent the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Kerr.
Katherine Barnett and Bernardine
Zenz, Campion students, spent the
holidays at home.
| Grace Stone. teaching at Knoxville,
Tenn, visited her father, John NJ
Stone, last week.
Miss Grace Orion went to McGregor
| Friday to visit her brother, Harvey,
over the weekend.
Laura Turner visited her sister,
Mrs. Albert Flesch, at Jefferson, Wis,
during the holidays. 4
Velma Richardson, teaching at
Markesan, spent the holiday vacation
with her mother here.
Miss Matte Howell of Fennimore-
visited here last week with her sister,
Mrs. William j. Webb.
| Helen Avery, teaching in Little
Grant, visited w Pullman, Ill, rela-
tives over the holidays.
! Mrs. E. V. Kern entertained her
daughter, Miss Carlson, of Oskaloosa,
Iowa, during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lisle Blackburn of
Appleton visited at the C. w. Burrows
and Everett Blackburn homes last
week.
Mrs. Nellie Walker of Alberta, Can
! ada, is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Stevens.
Marguerite Kroening, taking COM
mercial work at Browns college Mil
waukee, spent the holidays with her
parents, here.
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Smith of Ell
dora, Iowa, visited here last week
with various relatives.
Dr. ). A. Gault and wife and son,
Harry, visited at the Chas. Blunt home
in Milwaukee last week.
Paul K Edwards, Lawrence stu
dent, visited his mother, Mrs. NJ. c.
Edwards, during the holidays.
Lawrence Mink and wife of Rock
Island, spent Christmas with Henry
Mink and wife, returning south Tues
day.
Mss Mary Webb, teaching at Great
| Falls, Mont. spent the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. T.
! Webb
Margaret and Rachel Schreiner
! teaching at Oshkosh, spent the holi-
days at the parental Frank Schreiner
! home.
| Mrs. Eugene Whitmore returned
! from Chicago to visit at home over
| the holidays. She is much improved
/ in health.
/ Misses Thelma Hatch and Susan
! ClementsOn went to Fennimore
/ Thursday to visit Inez Burr for the
afternoon.
i Leroy Eastman has Joined the group
! of Lancaster radio fans. The set was
Leroy's Christmas.
Mrs. NJ. u Shearer, Madison, and
| Miss Flossie Shearer, Des Moines,
/ visited at the Alonzo Aupperle home
| during the holidays.
Misses Grace and VeIva Bradbury of
Fennimore, spent Wednesday and
Thursday morning with their uncle,
/ James Bradbury, here.
Jos. T. Bennett was called to Hins-
dale, ILL.,, last week by the illness of
his sister, Mrs. w. H. often, pa
tient in a sanitarum there.
Mrs. Howard Aurich, Chicago, and
Miss Dorothy Mcmahon, teaching at
Waldo, Wis, spent the holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nc
! Mahon.
w. w Rees has ordered his Herald
changed from Winona to San Fran
cisco, it being evident that Mr.. Rees
and wife have a pleasant winter visit
in view.
Miss Gertie Keitlinger of Minneapo
lis and Miss Nellie of Lake Mills,
spent the holidays at the home OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Keitlinger.
Thos. Haley sold his farm of 234
acres near New Richmond to Hobart
Doll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry T.
Doll of Beetown The consideration
was $4,000.
Esther Petty, teaching at Hancock,
was home for the holiday vacation.
Mrs. Oscar Henning and daughter
of Platteville, spent the past week
visiting Fred Wenzel and wife.
Mrs. S. g. Frazer and daughter,
Ruth, of Baraboo, visited here last
week at the Alvin Hildebrand home.
Mrs Hildebrand and children return
ed to Baraboo with their guests on
Thursday for a weekend visit there.
Sheriff Edge has selected Bert
Morse of Fennimore, as deputy for
that vicinity. The veteran assistant,
f. B. Calls, will continue under Mr..
Edge as chief clerk and Lancaster
deputy.
w E. Bunker and wife and children
of Dovray, Mimi, were here last week
visiting Mrs Carl Alt, and Mrs. VIC
lana Mcdonald, relatives of Mr.. Bunk
er. They went to Montfort Friday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. G.. II.
Bunker, who died Wednesday at the
age of 96 years.
Even though we keep our list on a
strictly business basis with no free
copies, no dead-heads and stops on
expiration on all papers outside of the
county and where else requested, the
Herald still prints the largest number
of copies each week in its history.
The Herald list today is 1850 copies
a week and of this number about 2.100
go to Grant county subscribers. While
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