Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-01-10
LOCAL ITEMS

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Sheriff Edge has appointed Joe Book
of Boscobel as deputy for that terri
tory.
Walter Webb Of Gilbert, Mimi, was
here last week visiting his father, VIM
F. Webb.
Donald Dyer, completing college
work at Lawrence, returned to Apple
ron Saturday.
Baxter & Draper are having the in
terror of their department store gone
over by decorators.
James Richardson Of Chicago, spent
the holidays visiting his mother and
grandmother here.
Mrs Hill and children Of Brooks,
Mimi have been visiting the formers
mother. Mrs. kuoke.
Fiei stones entertainers played at
Mt Hope Friday night, large rum
Der attending the hop.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Frazier return
ed Friday to NorWalk, Wis., where Mr.
Frazier is school principal.
Rev. O'Connor of Milwaukee has re-
turned home following q visit with his
friend FIR. Gus Kaiser of Lancaster.
Mrs. Howard Folio has returned
from Escanaba, Mich where she Wis
tied her parents during the holidays.
Mrs. Florence Knapp and son, Billy,
of Minneapolis, have been spending
the holidays at the A. G. Knapp home.
Miss Olive Hymer, teaching at no.
Freedom, visited over the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Horace
Hymer
Alfred Roberts and wife of Airing
ton, Iowa, visited in Lancaster last
week as the guests Of Hiram Pennock
and wife.
Miss Belle Dudley, teaching at Nor
-valk, Wis, returned to work Saturday
following a holiday visit at the Parke
Dudley home.
Henry Doll traded his residence in
the second ward as part consideration
on the New Richmond farm he bought
of Tom Haley
Sidney Weber and friend, Mr.. Fess
Ter of Madison, spent the mid-Week at
the home of Sidney's mother, Mrs.
Mayme Weber
Warren Roberts was in Racine We'd
nesday to act as best man at the we'd
ding of his friend, Clarence NoYak OF
MOntfort, to a Racine Miss.
Thelma Hanks, teaching at WiScon-
sin Rapids, returned to her work Fri
day following ! two weeks vacation at
she parental home in Lancaster
Mr.. and Mrs. Lisle BlackbOurne mo-
tored back to Appleton Saturday fol-
owing a visit with Lancaster and
Baetown relatives over the holidays
Qobt Kinney has ordered his Herald
changed from Beet0Wn to Lancaster
MIR Kinney ana family are residing in
the first ward home they bought Of
VIM. Buri
e. c. Roberts was here from Rock
ford last week for a short visit with
his family Mrs Roberts spent the
holidays at Rockford and Belyidere
with MIR. Roberts.
Marion wager and wife departed
Thursday morning for Charles City,
Iowa where Mr.. Yager's cousin, Ar
thur Paige, was seriously i'll with lit
lie hope for recovery
Rev. John Birrcll went to MontfOrt
Thursday to attend a district meeting
Miss Catherine Barnett returned
Thursday to her studies at st. Mary S
academy. Pra. du CHEN.
Elsie Brennan, teaching at Rhine
lander, and Eva Taylor, teaching at
ViroQua. departed Friday for their
school work after spending the Christ
mas holidays here.
Mrs May Rice and Miss Wilma
Place of Superior, Iowa, returned
home Friday after two weeks visit
al the Borah, Place and lockwood
homes in Lancaster.
Roy Garthwaite and daughter, Mrs.
J. A. Morgan, of Adams, Mimi, were
here last week on account of the ill
ness of the formers mother, Mrs. Sar-
all L. Garthwaite They returned home
Saturday.
Miss Geneva Wepking went to Fen
nimore Thursday to attend the funer-
III OF her aunt. Miss Louisa Wepklng,
who died Tuesday at Wagner, S. y.
The body was brought back to Fenni-
more for burial.
Frank Turner and wife returned TO
Platteville to reside last Wednesday.
Frank has taken a position with the
]. l. Case company and will have three
counties to look after He is an eX-
perienced machine man.
A. c. Smith, Watkins man, has been
laid MP with an ache in his right hip
that prevents him getting around Mr..
Smith phoned the office to have a. man
meet him at the depot so he could ad-
vance his Herald for another year.
The city council at its Tuesday night
meeting extended the time Of tax pay
ment to March LIST, according to an
nual custom. This will "set good
with many taxpayers who want to pay
hut haven't the wherewithal as yet.
Arch Tredennick, assessor of in
comes, and his assistant, Miss
Hughes. were in register Of deeds of
fee last week making a transcript of
all sales duriig the past year for in
come tay data. They came expecting
TO find 600 sales and found four times
that many.
Roy DiVall has gone to Texas,
where he will spend few weeks of
mid-winter at Galveston and Hous-
ton, going to the oil fields later. The
Texas winter resorts afford fine bath