Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-07-11
Local Brevities

Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Day are on q
motoring and camping trip to north
ern Wisconsin.
Louis Weber, wife and son, motored
to Viroqua and spent the 4th at the
William Webb home.
w. ]. Bailie went to Madison
Thursday to drive out a new Dodge
for the Bailie Auto Co.
George Beck and family are on a
motoring trip east with Toronto Can,
Georges birthplace, as an objective.
Miss Jessie Hannum has taken up
a claim near Gillette, Wyo., and is
making her residence there to prove
UP.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Eastman of Los
Angeles, former Lancaster residents,
are expected here shortly for an OK
tended visit.
Harry Gault and bride, married IN
Chicago last week, are at home IN
Lancaster and receiving the congratu-
latiOnS Of numerous friends
Mrs. j. A. Palmer and son, Richard,
Halliday n. D., returned home Thurs
day after a weeks visit at the home
of Phillip Parish in Lancaster.
T. Emery Bray, formerly of Lam
caster, has received permanent ap-
pOintment as head of the Wiscon5 sin
School for the Deaf at Delavan, Wis.
Arthur Delaney of Chicago, better
known in Lancaster as "Swede," Las
Joined the pitching staff of the Du-
buque club in the Three Eye" league.
County Chairman Eastman refused
to stand the hot weather any longer
and started away Sunday on d camp
ing trip. Destination unknown to re-
porter.
The ChaUtauqua pulled stakes on
Wednesday night following the per-
Torrance, on Thursday the outfit was
shipped to st. Charles, Mimi, to open
there.
Miss Edna Hosegood and friend
Enrol Brennernan, of WaupUn, are
spending a two weeks vacation with
the formers parents, j. A. Hosegood
and wife.
J. F. GOurIie and family have rent
ed the ThOs. Blewett property in the
south part of the city. Mr.. Gourlie
carries mail on route No. out of Ian
caster.
Earl Sangster, principal at Niagara,
Wis, last year, has been visiting his
fatherin-law, J. A. Mccoy. Professor
Sangster attends summer school at
Iowa City.
Mrs. JOS Hoffman and children of
Lancaster, and the Henry Fuersten-
berg family Of Preston, visited Sunday
at the home Of Mrs. Anna Stockert.-
Bloomington Record.
Louis Fischer took q vacation from
the smithy last week to join his wife
at the LELAND Gorton home in Paw
Paw, Mich. Chris Coombs of Living
ston relieved Mr.. Fischer at the forge.
Mrs. Leslie Sennttt and daughter,
Ethel Burton, Of Richland Center,
visited here last week at the Roy
Walker home Mrs. Walker and chill
dren accompanied tLeir guests as far
as Fennimore Thursday.
George ]. Stauss, employed at The
DobsOn store for the past several
years, has accepted a position with
the Brewer Grocery Co. Of Mineral
Point Mr.. Stauss and family will
locate there soon
Miss Nellie Howell departed We'd
nesday on q vacation trip of some
length. She went first to Lodi and
from there to Beloit. Later Miss
Howell will visit sister, Mrs. Wat
kins, 1T Oklahoma City.
Twin boys were born to Mrs. John
G. Kelley at Mercy hospital, Dubu-
que, Iowa. Mrs. Kelley, before her
marriage was Miss Isabelle Kilburg.
Miss Opal Henry went to Milwaukee
Thursday afternoon for a visit of a
week with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Anna Eddy writes her daugh-
ters here that she has safely arrived
at Fairbanks, Alaska, and is enjoying
her visit with j. Clarence Kinney and
wife Mrs. Eddy pleasant trip UP the
passage and proved to be a good sail
or. The last "leg" of the journey was
made by train.
Frank BleWett went to Madison
Thursday to take treatment for his
left foot, disabled since a fall last
January Mr.. Blewett, employed as a
coppersmith on the capitol building,
fell % feet from one roof division to
another. He lit on his feet and has
been unable to work since.
The G. D. Hayden and George Rig
don families spent the 4th at Sank
City and Baraboo. They saw the
Twin City team defeat the Madison
Blues 7 to at Sank City, and re-
manned for picnic dinner at Devils
Lake. Miss Louise Bishop, visiting
the Haydens, returned home to Bar
aboo, and Miss Ruth Hayden, visiting
her grandparents at Baraboo, return
ed to Lancaster.
Helen Anderson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A P. Anderson of ShaWano,
Wis, and granddaughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Dickinson of Patch Grove,
died in a Chicago hospital June Is, at
the age of fifteen years. Burial was
made at Shawano. The little girl suf-
fered with valvular heart disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson lost a son,
Paul, by drowning in New Jersey a
few years ago. They have one child,
a son, left to comfort them.