Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-03
Miss Olive Moore Nor1

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student, was weekend guest of her
uncle, John M. Stone, of this city.
j. A. Hosegood went to Milwaukee
| yesterday to attend a convention of
| the A. & P. dealers of the state.
| Clyde Roth motored up from Daven-
port Sunday to visit his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Roth, for few days.
| Miss Leone Showalter is employed
| in Chicago as secretary to the presi-
dent of the Continental Casualty Co.
Miss Florence Schadauer of Madi-
son, was weekend guest of Miss
| house.
Mrs. R. NJ Orchard went to Milwau-
| kee Monday as Lancaster delegate to
the 0. E. S. convention, in session
! there this week.
| Miss Mary Farrell returned Monday
evening from Roosevelt, Utah, where
| she spent the summer with her niece,
Mrs. Douglas McAfee.
Mrs. Claire Totman returns today to
her home in Bookings, s. D., follow
| ing a visit with her mother, Mrs. R..
NJ Lee, of this city.
Edwin Kncble departed Monday for
New York, where he resumes work
for the Pollock Appraisal Co., after a
three weeks visit at home.
Mrs. E. P. Fischer and son, Fred,
from San Francisco, Calf, visited
over the weekend with L. G. Hickok
family and other relatives.
Arthur Delaney, employed in one of
Chicago's large packing plants, re-
turned to work Monday following a
visit of two weeks in Lancaster.
Lancaster high school played foot
ball with Richland Center Saturday,
losing 20 to 0. The next game is with
! Fennimore Friday. A lineup and
game schedule will appear next week.
! DR.. Fowler reports the following
births: Aloysius Hoffman, Mt. Ida,
boy, Sept. 81; Clyde Irish, Potosi, boy
Sept 20; SIS. McNelly, Lancaster,
boy, Oct 2; Clyde Potter, Waterloo
boy, Oct 2.
Supt. w. A. Hayes, Division Engi-
neer B. R. CLIP, Master Mechanic G. V.
Axen and Roadmaster Frank aMaso
were in Lancaster in the Hayes private
car yesterday, making an inspection OF
the Galena division.
Roy rockingham of Madison was
here between trains Friday. He is
running the engine on the RATHER"
between Madison and Montfort. His
mother, Mrs. Clara rockingham, re-
mains in poor health.
Mrs. William Kemper of Barnell.
Alberta, Canada, is visiting her sis
ters, Mesdames Mary Mccormick and
Reuben Austin, and brother, George
/ DiVall in this city. This is her frst
visit back to Wisconsin in 16 years.
The Bailie Auto Co. has rented the
oh al NO
the east display window for the pur-
pose of exhibiting cars. Messrs.
Bailie and Walker went to Chicago
yesterday after two of the new four
wheel brake Bucks.
Johnnie Phillips, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Phillips, was nine years
of age Saturday, Sept 20. In conse-
quence % boys were invited to share
a party with Johnnie, from two to five
o'clock. The young guests had an ex-
tremely pleasant afternoon.
The recent heavy rains and warm
nights have started vegetation bloom
ing like in spring. Dandelions are
blossoming in the pastures and snow
ball bushes have flowers here and
there. Pretty soon someone will he
reporting, lilacs, violets and straw
berries.
The Lancaster Motor Car Co. has
county since April 1st. The concern
now has it's remodeled show room
about completed and will have cars
quarters. One feature will be bed
of ceiling lights, making the interior
as bright as day.
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Doolittle motor party returned home
Sunday evening from two weeks
motor trip to the Black Hills of South
Dakota, 1900 miles in length, there
and back. The mountain scenery and
smooth roads of the hills" was the
best part of the trip. Among other
interesting things they took in the
program at the immense corn palace
in Mitchell, S. D.
Phil Guggenheim is home from
Chicago, where he attended the Ma
tional Retail Clothiers' convention, in
session at the Municipal Pier last
Two miles Of booths were given over
to exhibits and the Bradley Knitting
| Co. of Delavan, had one of the most
interesting displays with live models
Live models were also used in the
hosiery displays changes being made
in silhouette behind screen and then
presented in real life.
family gathering was held at the
Jos. Fine home Sunday with the
guests coming for dinner and remain
ing for supper. Twenty-one persons
were present and all had very en-
joyable day of it. Those present be-
sides Mr.. and Mrs. Fine were: Mrs. Fl.
C. Smith of Humboldt, Iowa; Tony
Udelhofen and family of So. Lancas-
ter; Ray Fine and family of Potosi +;
Mrs. Henry Keesey and children and
Mrs. w. J. Fine of Bagley.