Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-09-19

| Mrs. Floyd Scott of Potosi, had ton
sis removed by Dr. Fowler Saturday.
Mrs. Fannie Benedict of Oakfeld,
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. P. Bene-
dict of this city.
Miss Lillian Korber, of Los Angeles,
| spending the summer here, has re-
| turned home last week.
Miss Elsie Brennan has returned to
Amigo, where she teaches Latin and
| French in the high school.
! Jack Walker, employed with the In
terstate Co. at Ossian, Iowa, was home
for fair week, returning Monday.
| The W. c. T. u meets Thursday af-
| ternoon in the NJ E. church. A re-
port OF the county convention will be
given
Miss Leone showalter departed
Monday for Chicago, where she will
possibly accept a position and remain
for the winter.
! Misses Jeanette, Velma and Leona
! Hickin have entered in the Fennimora
high school, where they are taking
| teachers training.
| The Mystic Workers insurance or
| der will have election of officers on
Friday evening, Sept. 28th, at Hyde's
hall. A full attendance of members is
desired. ***
! Miss Dora Doolittle departed Mon
day for Appleton, where she enters
| Lawrence college. Miss Doolittle
took work at the Arizona university at
| Phoenix last winter.
| Miss Ruth Hudson of Little Grant
| went to Madison Monday. She will
take business course at the Madison
| school of Business Administration
formerly &c" college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Garthwaite, Britt,
| Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs Emerson Of
West Bend, Iowa, are here visiting Mrs.
Linda Bennett and friends. They
came from the convention at Milwau-
| kee. *~&
| Prof Frederick Duncalf and wife
paid brief visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Duncalf. Prof.
| Duncalf and wife are on their way
home to Austin, Texas. They spent
their summer vacation in their cottage
on Cape Codd, Mass.
| Mrs. James Levins of Chicago, re-
turned home Monday after a five
weeks visit with relatives at various
points in Grant county Mrs. Levins
| still regards Lancaster as home al
though she has resided in Chicago for
| some time.
Joe Keene found a wedding ring,
the property of Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Graham, at their old home, the pres
ent residence of Mr.. Keene. The ring
| had been lost &c years ago, shortly
after their marriage. They were de
lighted at having recovered the gold
| ban.
A motor party composed of Oscar
Wright, j. G. DOolittle, Martin Nc
Donald and Lee Eastman departed
Sunday on a two weeks trip west
| They will take in several states with
the Black Hills of South Dakota, their
ultimate destination. The motor ''voy-
ageurs" had fine trip in prospect and
were enthusiastic when they pulled
! their freight west in j. C.'s car.
Mrs. Chris. Grebe has been enter
! tanning her three cousins from Den
nison, Texas, Dexter, Almond and Lay
fayette Wagner. They also visited their
nieces, Mrs. Sam Galbrath Uncle
Dex" is a veteran of the Civil war, is
| a department officer of the Texas g.
A. r., and a member of the National
Board of Administration. They re
port a fine time in Milwaukee, and
spoke especially of the masses of
| school children bordering the line OF
march The two older Wagner broth
ers went to Texas over 40 years ago
and were railroad engineers. They
have been back a number of times, but
LATE, the youngest, moved there
with his family 81 years ago, and this
is his first return visit. Their parents
died in Lancaster in 1905.