Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-09-12
LOCAL ITEMS

O1Vll WAL veterans anu duAlIldl
members attending the national
Grand Army encampment at Milwau-
kee were: C. H. Baxter, Thomas
lockwood, R. V. Huftil, Louis
Schneider, Lewis Croft, Philip Roescn,
Burton Sumner, G. P. Schneider, john
F. Taylor, Collins Chapman, Joseph
Walker, Mesdames Martha Showalter,
Mae Tiller, Mary Croft, Fannie Croft.
officers of the local Izaak Walton
club are: G. @. Sykes, president; L.
G. Hickok, vice-president; Virgil Sho-
walter, treas; C. NJ. DuHamel, secre-
tary. The local club has around 100
members with the preservation and
propagation of fish and game as
prime motive.
E. L. Mccoy and wife visited Mr..
and Mrs Clyde Clanton at Huntley,
Ill, last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Calvert accompanied the McCOys and
Mr.. Calvert caught the train for Wash
ingtOn, d. c., where he is renewing
old acquaintance. He was in the
government service there years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Eangster of Ian
caster droVer over Saturday evening
and boarded the night train, bound for
Austin, Mimi, where the former will
be engaged as athletic coach in the
schools Mrs. Sangster is a daughter
of j. A Mccoy, well known in this
city.-Boscobel Dial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Downer Kilby and
sons, Jack and Dallas, Of Milwaukee,
visited Lancaster friends the past
week The Kilby boys have finished
high school and are now preparing
for entry into college. Mr.. Kllby is
foreman of a large canning factory at
Milwaukee.
Lisle Blackbourne has returned to
Appleton, where he finishes MS
studies at Lawrence college. He will
act as football coach again this year
or the Lawrence team.
Acting Agent Grilley reports that
IL cars of livestock left the local
yards Wednesday. There were eight
cars of cattle, one car of sheep and
three cars of hogs.
The Oscar Munson family, recently
moved here from Richland Center,
have rented the former Rockwell resi-
dence in the second ward.
Mrs. Henry Mink had pleasant
week Ia Crosse, acting as lay dele
gate from Lancaster at the Methodist
district conference.
Miss Eva Taylor went to VirOqua
Friday to begin the school year teach
ing Latin and French in the high
school there.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Fronk are back at
Spring Green, where Mr.. FrOnk has
resumed the principalship of the local
schools.
c. E. Chase and wife have rented
the new home recently erected by
Samuel Pennock in the west part or
town.
Geo DiVall, employed as carpenter
on the new city hall, went to his farm
near Wauzeka Friday for a weekend
visit.
Miss Ivanelle Lewis has gone to
Lake Mills to teach French and Gen
eral Science in the schools there.
Mrs. j. G. Friedman of WATERFOWL,
returned home Friday following Wis
it with Miss Fannie Frawley.
A l.. Sherman and Joel Lee return
ed Thursday evening from a weeks
trip along Lake Michigan.
Senator and Mrs. C. II. Baxter at
tended the Grand Army encampment
at Milwaukee last week.
James Hicks of Pueblo, Colo, is
visiting his sisters, DR.. Grace Hicks
and Mrs. A. c. Morse.
Miss Elsie Taylor has returned to
Chisholm, Mimi, where she has taught
for several years past.
Rev and Mrs. J. T. Morgans are
moving into their new home on W.
Hickory street.
Miss Elizabeth Mccoy has gone to
Edgerton, where she is teaching
fourth graders.
Miss Elva UT has returned 10
Springfield, H., to resume her teach
ing duties.
Claude Showalter, of Horizon visit
ed here last week with his mother and
sister.
Eddie Schacht of BelOit, visited at
the Lee Eastman home here last week.
DR.. o. r. Rice and wife of Delayan,
were recent guests of Geo. Tuffley.
Miss Martha Meyer has accepted
teaching post at Burlington, Wis.
j. A Mccoy has been laid up with
severe attack of quinsy
Miss Marie Meyer is teaching at
Genoa Jet. this year
John Leyins spent the past week
of Hopkins, Mimi.