Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-05-23
LOCAL ITEMS

pOOI IGSulCS DuL OIL LOO muCn results.
One man advertising poultry received
checks by mail in excess by 5000 Of
poultry to fill the orders He doesn't
know what to do with the money but
will probably return it with regrets,
crediting the Herald. Another man
paid fG~ an ad two weeks, but ordered
it out after the first issue as orders
poured in from all over the county
and he, too, ran out of supplies.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Fine have re-
turned from Humboldt Iowa, where
they were called by the death of
Henry Smith, husband of Mr.. Fines
sister. Mr.. Smith died May s, at the
age Of SO years. He lived at British
Hollow many years ago, locating at
Humboldt later. A widow and two
daughters survive.
Despite an adverse spring $4,000
gallons of maple syrup were produced
in Wisconsin. This compares to
100000 gallons in 1921 and 148,000
is excellent, VAL F'Iitsch, local syrup
maker claims. Syrup has been pro-
duced in the Flitsch sugar bush" for
so years.
Rev. Emmanuel Crusius Of St.
Paul, Mimi, the new Evangelical min
lister, preached his first sermon at the
church here Sunday of last week. He
made good impression. The par
sOnage is being oVerhauled for the oc-
cupancy of the new pastor, who brings
a bride with him to his new charge.
WORD was received last week by
friends of the death Of Mrs. Mary
Greer Of Cary, at Los Angeles, Cal,
Friday, May A. She formerly lived in
Bloomington and was member of
the Mysterious club organized nearly
20 years ago. she being the first to
pass on.
Rev. VIM Oliver Johnson and aunt,
Mrs. Ida Paape, went to Chicago
Thursday noon to attend services at
the Episcopal seminary there. While
absent from Lancaster they also Wis
tied Rev. Johnson's mother at Port
Washington, Wis.
The marriage of Frank c. Meyer
and Mrs. Ruth Hathaway Steele, took
place at Milwaukee last Wednesday.
After a short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs Meyer will be at home in Lam
caster Friends here extend con-
gratulations
Mrs. VIM Kroening and Miss
F'rieda Sager departed Thursday noon
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the serious illness of Miss Linda
Peters, Mrs. Kroening's sister. Miss
Peters was not expected to live.
Mrs VIM Ilker arrived here Thurs
day from Mayville, Wis, locating with
Mr.. Ilker, who is employed in the car
repair service Of the Northwestern
with headquarters at Lancaster.
Geo. P. Goble & Son have received
a Stutz sedan Of the latest type
through the Bailie Auto Co. The ma
chine will be an accessory to the
Goble funeral equipment.
The Bert Watson family moved to
Platteville to reside last week. Irene
Watson, a bright student in the Ian
caster schools, entered in Platteyille
at once to flush her term.
Miss Minnie Caspers substituted in
the l.. Fl. S. Commercial department
during the absence OF Miss Alice
Ward, called home to Whitewater, by
the illness of a sister.
L. D. Eastman went to Milwaukee
Thursday to attend the closing SEES
sions of the Mystic Shrine cOnclave.
Mr.. Eastman is vice president Of his
class, 1920 initiates.
Mrs Austin Farrand departed
Thursday morning for Chicago, where
she is visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John NLgent,
of Irving Park.
Mrs. Albert Sherman and daughter,
Constance, went to Chicago Wednes-
day afternoon for a visit of week or
more with Lieut.. and Mrs. Chas. j..
johnson.
Mrs. Geo. Beck and daughter, La
Won, were Friday passengers to
Dodgeville, where they visited at the
August Miller home over the week
Mrs. Jas. Harker and daughter,
Mary, of Cuba City, visited here last
week with Miss Flora Harker, return
ing south Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. H. G. Mcdonald and children
of Minneapolis, are visiting at the
Frank Philbrick home. Mrs. Phil
brick has been i'll of late.
The Ned Winskill family are NOV
ing to Manchester, Iowa, where Mr..
Winskill has the agency for the Gray
car in several counties.
Mrs. J. Harold Pugh and daughter
went to Galesburg. ILL.,, Wednesday
for a visit with Mrs. Pugh's parents.
Leonard Bradley, an old resident OF
Lancaster residing in the first ward,
has been under the weather lately.
IlOS. Hail Ol b66lOWA W do q l. AuI
day passenger to Madison, where he
is visiting his son, Vernon Hall.
Joe Keene has been assisting in the
care of F. NJ wager, seriously i'll at
his home in the second ward.
Mrs. Samantha Updike of Puyallup,
Wash, is visiting her brother, John
kellogg, of No. Lancaster.
Rev Kieffel, pastor at Liberty, de-
parted the weekend for visit with
Hartford relatives.
F. G. Granville and Louis Weber
have new Studebaker sedans of the
Light Six model.
wall finishing is going on at the
municipal building, Milwaukee fathers
doing the work.
John G. Bailie was a Milwaukee
business passenger Thursday.
Miss Mildred Case, r. n, is caring
for Ms. Jeanette c. Meyer.
Louis Alt called on old friends at
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