Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-06-20
LOCAL ITEMS;


stones for the new school now heinz
erected on the Potosi-SQ. Lancastap
line replacing the old Rock School :,
The old building, recently torn down
wag erected in 1856. w. j. BajIio'
and many other old-timers attended
school there. One stone will show
the date of erection of the first build
inc and the other stone will bear tho
name and date of the new one. TIA
building will be ready for use. in the,
fall. a.t..
CHAUTAUQUA begins JUNE 80.
Mrs. C. r. Milford and Chas. Whit.
ver mother and brother of Mrs r
Harold Pugh, arrived here Monday
afternoon from Peoria, Ill. They were
called on account of Mrs. Pugh's SER
ious illness. She was taken sick latp.
Sunday evening from the effects of
acute indigestion, and was uncon-
scious up until yesterday afternoon
CHAUTAUQUA begins JUNE 80,
Llye Blackburn, Lawrence college
athlete, reached Lancaster at ,7:30.
Sunday evening, being II hours and
90 minutes ne road from Apple,
ton. 205 miles northeast, ION foot. Fl
Ivle left Appleton in the morning to
=
rides and actually walked but Z miles
of the distance. Some hiking!
CHAUTAUQUA begins JUNE 80.
The Southwestern Duroc-Jersey
Breeders Association will hold
basket picnic at the Eugene Croft
farm in No. Lancaster, Friday, June
29. A good program is being prepar-
ed and county association will be
4Ia& A
men are especially invited to attend,
Everybody is welcome. ii.
CHAUTAUQUA begins JUNE 90.
St. Agnes Guild will give a straw
berry supper at the Guild hall Thurs
day evening from 80 until all are
served The menu: Cold tongue, meat
loaf, potato salad, creamed potatoes,
cottage cheese, jelly, hot rolls, straw
berries and cream, cake and coffee.
Everybody welcome.
CHAUTAUQUA begins JUNE 80.
Melvin Bonn of Lancaster and Vera
Watson of Livingston, have been ten
tativeIy accepted as rural school sup
erYisors, succeeding Misses Schneider
and Better. The salaries remain at
81 800 and road expense for each sup
erYisoT. i.
CHAUTAUQUA begins JUNE 80.
Ralph H. Hays of Thayer, Ill, Geo.
Whiteside of Leroy, Mimi, Mrs. AL
fred Roberts of Arlington, Iowa, and
Mr. and Mrs. David Rath OF Dubuque
were here to attend the Hiram Pen
mock funeral Sunday.
CHAUTAUQUA begins JUNE 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Backus and
I IA
tored to Madison last week and
brought Miss Annett home. She has
been attending the University. ***
The county has it's oiler out oiling
the main roads. The same work has
been going on in Lancaster for weeks.
Oiling may lay the dust but is an I'M
mitgated nuisance otherwise.
James McBrien, after lengthy visit
in Stevens Point and Chicago, arrived
in Lancaster Monday. He will remain
for a week or so looking after prop
erty interests here.
Mrs. F. W. Bracket underwent an
operation for hernia at the Doolittle
hospital last week. Her daughter
Grace, a trained nurse, is here car
ing for Mrs. Bracket.
Mrs. Rose Treloar returned home
to Norah Springs, Iowa, yesterday,
after a visit with her brother, G. A
Case Mr. Case remains in poor
health
Miss Louise Dixon of So. Milwau-
kee, is visiting through June at the
Tectory as the guest of Rev. VIM
Oliver Johnson and Mrs. Paape.
DR.. F. c. Carter of Chicago, spec
talst from the Columbus and Angus
taDa hospitals, operated at the Doc
title hospital last Thursday.
Harry Schwartz, son of Mr.. ana
Mrs Ed. Schwartz, underwent an OPP
Grafton for tOnsil removal at. the hand
q Dr. Godfrey last week.
G. L. Irish and Mrs. Thos. MCGOWAN
Of Grand Island, Nebr., motored in TO
Lancaster Thursday and are visiting
Mrs AL Budworth.
Mrs Alice Walker and Hildegarde
Alt went to Madison Sunday to pc
present at, Roy Edwards graduation
this week
Mrs. Emily Fawcett and daughter,
returned Monday from Marlnette,
where Mrs. Wawcett> has been teacn.
ing ~
Miss Rachel Payne of Fennimore,,
underwent an operation for thyroid
goitre at the Doolittle hospital Ihurs-
day.
Mrs. Ed. Stevens and daughter re-
turned home to Milwaukee MONDAY
after a visit with Lancaster relatives.
Thomas Green and granddaughter,
Mildred, went to Madison SATURDAY,
Tor weekend visit with relatives:
Miss, Ethel Glider was "a SUNDAY
visitor at Fennimore with Mrs: Lynn
ODell of Oklahoma, an old .frIend.
Dora Doolittle- is a hospital patient
recuperating fro1n an appendicitis
operation performed Thursday.
VIM. Benn and wife of Clinton WIS,
motored here Sunday to visit uhllA
tuesday with relatives.
Mrs, F. c. Hauser,e anda chiloren
went to GAINESVILLE Monday for
weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Leone Showalter OF Madlson'
was a weekend guest of her moInel'
Mrs. Anime Showalter.
Geo, Petersen goes to Madison t MS
week to undergo an operation loi
PROSTATE trouble. #
Marcus Baxter and family OF CnI-