Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-24

tt. Wayne college.
Miss Eldeen Buster of Fennimore is
assisting temporarily at office worA
at the Lancaster Motor Car Co.
MI. and Mrs. John Bailey and Daisy.
ana MlldreW Meyer spent Sunday in
Pralrle du CHEN and Bloomington.
deputy Sheriff Frank Calls has u
foreclosure sales on his calendar
looked Tor crying in the near future.
me Irwin Vesperman family and
! MIS-, q, Alexander visited at Gorham
Aiexander's Sunday D. M, in North
Lancaster.
William Mccoy of Chicago, is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Me
Coy Mr.. Mccoy is employed in IA
Chicago orchestra.
Mrs. Ada Markham OF Indepen-
dence, Wis, returned home Saturday
following visit at the H. d. McPher-
son home in Bloomington.
Harry Gault motored to Milwaukee
last week. His mother, Mrs. Erma
Gault, underwent another operation
last week and at last reports was do
ing we'll
Mrs. Frank Allen Of Livingston,
visited Lancaster relatives last week.
Her sister, Miss Julia Sweeney, re-
turned with Mrs. Allen for visit at
| Livingston.
Mrs. Louisa Hurlburt leaves today
on the early train for Mitchell, S. D.,
to be present at the wedding of her
! granddaughter, Gladys Marie Taylor,
to DR.. j. W. Schonstrau, of Mitchell
Mrs. John r. Simison of San Diego,
here visiting the Schreiner families,
| departed Monday noon for Two Har-
bors, Mimi, where she will visit d
I sister, Mrs w. N. Mouton, before re-
turning west.
/ Phil Roesch and wife left Monday
! for their winter home in Eau Calls,
/ Fla. Mr.. Roesch, aged 81, was with
fisherman on his march to the sea. He
lis remarkably rugged and spry for a
imam of his age.
Mrs. David Johnson and Mrs Ora
! Place returned from La Crosse Fri
day, where they attended the Baptist
convention. They brought some fine
reports back as delegates, which were
given Sunday evening,
Mrs. Frank Crane of Washington
D. c., visited in Lancaster last week
with her brother-in-law and sister,
Rev. and Mrs. Morgans. From here
Mrs. Crane went to Galesville to visit
another sister, Mrs Eugene Clark.
Mrs. H. j. Brooks of Neillsville was
an over-Sunday guest of Mrs. W. j..
Brennan Mrs Brooks visited her
sisters, Drs. Glasier and Mrs. Daisy
Brown, at Bloomington last week and
motored over to Lancaster Sunday.
DR.. S. E. Hassell writes friends that
he had a distressing and stormy trip
west but is now recuperating at the
home of his son-in-law, DR.. Brown, at
Valmore, N. NJ. The doctor will prob
ably remain there until after the holt
days.
Mrs. Francis Burr of this city was
"a years of age Monday, Oct. 10 Mrs.
Burr is a native of Lancaster and re-
members with vividness the happen
ings Of pioneer days. She received
numerous tokens in memory of her
birthday.
The county income tax board met at
the court house Thursday and conciG-
cred such few complaints as were
made. Geo. Brown of MillVille is
chairman and the other members are
John j. Grindell, Platteville, R. M.
Orchard, Lancaster, Arch TredennlCk,
Dodgeville.
Mrs. H. S. Rhodes, who advertised
the loss of her wedding ring last
week, found the same under a piece vi
furniture in the house last week.
Herald ads never fail to get results.
Mrs. Phil Parish and daughter,
Mary, went to Madison Saturday for d
weekend visit with relatives.
Among the Glen Haven young peo-
ple leaving Monday for Madison to
attend the Junior Livestock show IN
session Wednesday and Thursday
! were Joseph and Earl Retallick and
i Merrill Koelker. The boys fitted
steers for the baby beef show and
these were sent down with the rest
Of the Glen Haven consignment by
freight.
Geo Brown of Millville, county
ASYLUM trustee and member OF the IN
come tax review board, was in Ian
caster last Thursday on business.
commenting on the brisk weather MI.
Brown recalled Oct. Is, 20 years ago
when deep snow fell. Insult was add
ed to injury by the snow remaining
until MARKHAM uninterrupted stretch
of hitter weather for six months. mat
wear George husked all his corn stand
in the snow.
Mrs. C. III. Bennett and daughter,
Norma. went to Milwaukee THURSDAY
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Benefits
brother, J. j. Doyle, railroad man,
who passed away Wednesday at the
age of AZ years. Last spring Mrs.
Bennett was called to Milwaukee TO
attend the funeral of another brother,
IT B. Doyle. This makes two deaths
in her immediate family in the past
five months.
Mrs. VIM. Kemper of Barnwell, Al
barta Canada, returned home Thurs
dav following months visit with
relatives, the DiVall, Mccormick and
Austin families of Lancaster. Mrs.
Mary Mccormick, sister OF Mrs. KEN
ner. returned north with her and will
visit at Barnwell until after Thanks
giving day. From there Mrs. McCor-
mick goes to Washington and Oregon,
visiting various relatives and event
nallv will land in Los Angeles or Pas
adena. where she will spend the Win
far with her brothers, John and James
DiVau. Mrs. Mccormick will return
NEXT spring via Ell Paso, Texas, where
rbn will visit relatives. The circle