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

more Monday to work at the DR..
Harry Tuffley home.
Miss Helen Harvey, teaching az
Stltzer, was an over Wednesday guest
! OF Miss Maurine Carmody
Mrs. Catherine Barnett Suttle has
accepted an appointment on the nurs-
ing staff at Doolittle hospital.
Mrs. Oscar Henning and little son
OF Milwaukee, are visiting the form
er's sister, Mrs Fred Wenzel.
Mrs. Ed. Lind and son, Clement, of
! Sitter, were over-Sunday visitors at
the FraWley home in Lancaster.
Ned Winskill, now employed at
/ manchester, Iowa, was a weekend
guest of his uncle, c. w Burrows.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cox have re-
/ turned home to Illinois following a
visit with Mr.. Cox's parents here.
Mrs. Belle BETTER, representing the
Beaver Insurance Co., was caller DIT
Fennimore and Werley, Wednesday.
| Workmen from Madison have COM
pleted laying the cement walks in
'front.' OF the new municipal building
Miss Louise Clubb has returned TO
the city, having spent week visiting
friends in Platteville, Edmund and
| Montfort. &**
Frank Fivecoats and wife and Eva
| Fivecoats and Ruth Frye motored to
Madison Saturday and visited friends
| over the weekend.
Mrs. E. w. Lawson Of Texas, visit
her sister, Mrs. Alonzo Aupperle, was
social caller at her old home III
| FennimOre Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Parkins and
Mr.. and Mrs John Mcmahon motored
to Crystal Lake, ILL.,, last week and
visited at the Geo. Garner home
| Henry Groenier and wife are visit
! ing at Lambert Groenier's and Sam
Groenier and wife are visiting at Ray
Groenier's. The guests are from Chi
cago.
Ellsworth Holzinger sold forty head
of young sheep last week to Croft &
Stephens. The lambs averaged one
hundred pounds weight at 10c pound
on the hoof
DR.. Kraut reports the birth of
daughter at the Lewis Houghton home
Sunday and a daughter at the Ersia
Auel home Saturday. Both families
reside in Beetown.
F. E. Tenant had his harness store
| opening Wednesday, passing cigars to
new and old customers. Mr.. Tenant
has lot of new stock we'll displayed
in attractive quarters.
Arthur Walker of the postoffice
force went to Wausau Monday as
delegate from the Lancaster /. o. 0. +.
lodge to the district encampment III
session there this week.
P. R. Emmert, formerly income as
SCISSOR for Grant and Iowa counties,
was Lancaster caller Monday. Mr..
Emmert now heads his own tax and
accounting service with headquarters
at La Crosse.
r. Stormey, Madison, sheet metal
| worker on the new municipal building,
departed Thursday for Delavan where
he has similar work. Mr.. Stormey says
Lancaster certainly got its moneys
| worth on the new building.
Mrs Mary Judge and son, James,
visiting relatives here and at Bloom
ington for the past several weeks, re-
turned home to Dillon, Mont, Friday
They stop at Trempeleau for a visit
with Mrs. Judges sister, on their way
west.
Albert Heinz of Chicago, a former
resident of this city, returned to Chi
cago Thursday following a visit OF
three weeks at the Fred Engroff home.
Albert is employed at the Automatic
Electric Co. He says he prefers Ian
caster as a place of residence.
Prof. |. Max Blackbourne has mas
tered the intricacies of developing
melody out of hand saw and now
| has an accordion With this old-time
and popular instrument Mr.. Black
50, in hic friends with n
number of pleasing selections.
An attorney named Mills residing i'll
Oklahoma, has written Clerk Of Court
F. c. Burr for copy of the Grant
county court calendar Mr.. Mills,
| former Wisconsin man, says he is
tired of living in a region controlled
by Ku Klux and other warning
elements.
MIR. and Mrs w. F. Mccormick Of
Ellenboro celebrated their silver we'd
ding on Friday, Sept %. They re-
ceived a number of handsome presents
in silver and cut glass in remem-
brance of the occasion. Mr. and Mrs.
| Mccormick have four children, three
sons and a daughter
Martin Murphy and Donald Pippin,
held in the county Jail for forgery, had
! their hearing Friday and were re-
manded to the custody of the sheriff
under bonds of $4,000 each. Pippin IS
charged with the forgery Of check
| on the Soldiers Grove bank, amount
S21.5O. name, John Anderson. Mr..
Murphy's alleged offense is forgery
on the Viola bank, amount $21, name
same as Mr.. Pippin used.
Stock shipments out of Lancaster
last week indicate good local condi-
tons and a return of the old good
i times. There were IL cars of hogs,
three cars of cattle, a car of sheep and
one car of poultry. The canning COM
nany shipped nine cars of goods. One
/ car to Wausau, car to Madison,
car to Milwaukee. car to Alabama,
a car to Mississippi, car to Louisina,
and three cars to Chicago.
The scarcity of rail travel indicates
that an increasingly larger number Of
the public are using motor cars TO
make trips of even great length. AS
a result it becomes harder all the time
to pick up local items concerning the
coming and going of the public. the
| .,,o,,Id onnrnniatp items hQlng