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

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rev. Michael Haas departed Mon
day for Marshfeld, his old home for a
b.-ef visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Garthwaite Of
Little Grant are the parents of a son
born Sunday.
Re- Louis Arhelger departed Mon
day for Green Lake, where he is
spending the week.
Misses Julia and Kathryn Dvorak Of
Montfort, were weekend visitors with.
Mrs. Kate Harasha.
Chas. Him and Chas. Niehaus of
Fennimore were Lancaster callers on
Wednesday evening.
Dr.. Fowler reports the birth of a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. John Block OF
his city Sunday, July Z.
O. H. Hoffman and family of st.
Paul, visiting Mrs Henry Hoffman
here, returned home Sunday.
Claude Walker, 12-year-old son of
william Walker, is an appendicitis
patient at Doolittle hospital.
Mrs. Harold EARL and son, Billy, OF
Fennimore visited here the past
week at the Clayton Lewis home.
Mrs. Geo. Williams of Baraboo was
4th OF July guest of her husband,
5ngineer on the morning run to Ga
lena.
ora Hatch and son, Gilbert, OF
bloomington, accompanied James
Hatch and family on their California
trip
Dr. J. c. Doolittle performed tonsil
CperatiOns last week On the daughter
Of Arthur Budahn and Helen Orr,
Bloomington.
Mrs. C. w. Clifford of Portland, Ore,
wife Of Dr. Clifford, visited here last
week as the guests of Mrs. Amos
brown. ar old friend.
Dir Fowler performed Il circumcis-
ion operation Monday on Harold Fart,
one-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Fart of Sitter.
Mrs F. G. Langridge orders the
Herald changed from Jacksonville,
Fla to Hotel Otis, Seattle, Wash, for
the next three months.
Mrs. Letha Orion and daughter,
Frances, went 10 Chicago Saturday.
They will attend the Episcopal con-
ference at Racine while away from
Lancaster.
Mrs. Jos. Kretschman of Fennimore
returned home Monday following a
weeks visit with Mrs. August UIl-
brich. Potosi, and the John Ertz fam
lily, Lancaster.
]. d. Hatch and family departed
Sunday via Chicago for Los Angeles.
They exL ect to be in California for a
month or more and go fully prepared
for a good time.
Jos. Heinrichs is home again after
three months spent with his brother
ait Burtrum, Mimi. He expects to go
to his farm at Washington, S. d.,
about harvest time.
w. J. Carmody and wife and the
formers mother, Mrs. Mary CaTmody,
motored here Sunday from Cedar
Rapids, and spent the day with the
Thomas Carmody family.
Little Geo Cartwright is the happy
poss essor OF a Shetland pony mare.
Since the pony arrived she has foaled
a colt and George now has good
foundation for a whole herd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wurster OF Du-
buque. accompanied by their uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
FehGle, and son, Robert of FRANKLIN,
KY, were Lancaster callers Satur-
day.
Mrs. Mccormick and son and
nephew, of Chicago, spending their
vacation with Lancaster relatives, re-
turned home Saturday. They expect
to return in September, ii Colorado
trip does not intervene.
Robt Ralph of MontfOrt, UnlVef-
sity student, was here last week sell
ing Wearever aluminium ware to the
housewives. Another youth named
Reese, Of Dodgevil1e, has been selling
religious works in the city, while Oh
vacation
Miss Lillian HoIzinger departed on
Thursday morning for New YORK 70
enter summer school at Columbia COZ
lege. She taught at Green Bay last
year and enjoyed it but plans to IN
struct at Fennimore high school next
scfSol year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Williamson mo-
tored to Rockford Saturday to JOIN !
eight relatives in a party Mr.. ana
Mrs VIM. DeLap and Thomas VII
hanson and wife of Madison and H.
j. Cramer and wife of Chicago, were
part of the gathering clan.
DR. s. E. Hassell returned SUNDAY
noon from Valmore, n. NJ, where ne
spent six weeks with his son-ln-IaW,
Or Brown. DR.. Hassell likes 70 lraveI
but the call for home comes SO strons |
that he must set his race tnls ""5
again after a pleasant visit. 80
lQOmdS j.. Haley CdlAC ~ It'll
New Richmond to spend the 4th with
Andrew Lewis and wife and liked i /
SO we'll that he remained for a vis.t /
through the week. Lancaster seems I
more like home to Tom than New
Richmond although the latter city Is
his birthplace. -,
The 4th passed off quietly in Ian Ian
caster. scarcely an exploding, nre-
cracker disturbing the sIumoeElnS
quiet Of the old burg. That part o. !
the citizenry craving excitement wenl |
I'll carloads to PIatteville where lney
had plenty of it. Others attended tn5
closing day Of the Chautauqua ana
found it good ,,,,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Carter and John
orion with Earl Eingrin as chauHeuF
started Sunday overland for Boston |
Mass. in the Garter Paige brougham3 |
They will visit Niagara Falls ana ana |
other scenic points enroute anu ui nd
mateIy arrive at the home OF Or. an; anu |
Mrs. J. Arthur Jones of Boston. Inc
plan is to be gone five or six weeks.