Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-11-07
LOCAL ITEMS


Thos. Carmody and wife were Fen
nimore callers Friday.
Frank G. Meyer has BEEN absent
from his duties at the bank due to Ill
ness.
Mr. and Mrs H. E. Schreiner enter
tanned Fl guests at cards Friday even
ing.
Thos. lockwood and Mrs. Mae Till
er were Fennimore passengers yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Alt welcomed a
boy, their third son, at their home
Sunday.
Miss Kate Sweeney is visiting with
her sister Mrs. Loretta Eastman, IN
Chicago.
J. R. Hiestand of the highway force
was a weekend visitor in Madison,
his home.
The junior class of the high school
had a dancing party at Hyde hall Fri
day night.
Mrs. Earl Sangster of Austin, Mimi,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Mccoy.
Jack Livens went to Milwaukee
Tuesday. lie will be employed in 4
restaurant there.
Mis- Helen Taylor employed in
Madison art shop, was a weekend
visitor in Madison
Mrs. Mary Marshall and daughter,
Maxine, went to Rockford Friday.
They will spend the winter there.
Miss Charlotte Seipp and Miss
Thresa Haas went to Madison Friday
to visit relatives over the weekend.
HeWlette Barnett has withdrawn
from high school but is sensibly
planning to take up some good trade.
Little Lois Moore, injured in an
auto accident Monday of last week, is
progressing favorably toward recov
cry.
Mrs. j. Lee Wright was Sunday
passenger to Madison, where she is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
He'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Coulson of
Storm Lake, Iowa, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Len Bradley and Mrs. John
Finnegan.
Mrs. Geo. Rigdon and three sons
went to GAINESVILLE last week to join
Mr. Rigdon, employed on the Gazette
of that city.
Mike MONTE is under DR.. FoWler's
care with an abscess under his tongue.
He has been quite i'll, but is better at
present writing.
Miss Mary Ennor departed Saturday
for Madison after visiting Lancaster
friends Miss Ennor will spend the
winter in Madison.
II. r. Bittrich of Baraboo relieved
F. c. Hauser on the morning run over
the weekend while the latter visited
his father at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Elfie Duncan will close up nef
nome in the west part OF the city soon
and return to Madison, where she has
employment for the winter.
Mrs. John Trentzsch of Dodgeville,
visited in Lancaster last week as
guest of her sisters-in- law, the Misses
Catherine and Celia TrentZsch.
Iyanelle Lewis, Belva Hoskins,
Francis Tuffley and Elizabeth Bry-
han were home from their studies at
the University over the weekend.
The Trustees of the Presbyterian
church entertained the members and
friends of the church at a HalloWe en-
social. A good time was enjoyed by
ALL
Lancaster lost to Mt. Horeb Friday
10 to O. The local football team was
outweighed and to their credit they
held the score down as low as posSl-
ble
Mrs. Austin Farrand was a Chicago
passenger yesterday. She is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John Nugent. A
grandson. John Nugent Jr., arrived q
short time ago.
William Clarke, son of Col. John e.
Clarke, is expected here from Los An
geles this week. Mrs. Francis Burr is
considering returning with Mr.. Clarke
and spending the winter in California
Mrs. l.. A. Clark left Sunday a week
ago for western points, visiting en-
route to California, where she ana
Patricia will spend the winter IN Los
Angeles.
Mr. Fletcher and family, new pro
prietors of the Wright House, arrived
here last week from Madison, and are
IN possession. Mr.. Fletcher is an eA-
perienced hotel man and plans to give
his clientele the best service WITHIN
his power.
A special crew whistled into Lam
caster at about $50 Sunday evening
TO take out livestock early Monday
morning. Eight cars went out; :
cars Of cattle to U. S. yards, Chlcago'
one car cattle to Milwaukee; one car
hogs to Cudahy; two cars hogs 70
Madison.
lane. 15-months-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Stokes Of Aberdeen
S. d.. died Monday evening OF convul-
sions. following a brief illness. Mrs.
G. H. Basford and Mrs Lambeft
Groenier departed Monday night Iof
Aberdeen to be with the bereayed par
ents ~ .1l
The Grant County w. c. 7. =. Will
hold an institute at the Methodlst
church. this city, today. The program
beginning at 1870, lasts until ?
o'clock. Some interesting addresses
have been prepared for the entertain
ment of the assembled temperance
workers. 81
The Bracket Power Mortiser 20. IS
turning out three machines a Weel
and is planning to enlarge the factory
nv adding better equipment. L. NJ.
Dixon, special representative, now II
New York, has been forwarding q
number of orders. Last week a repre-
sentative of a large New York ma
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