Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-07-18

90 Ecu dt chattanooga, Tenn, June
20 10 Earl McKretchen of that ciTv
MISS Gerhardt was reared at Fenni-
more. FOR time she resided in Ian
easter with employment as operator
dI the Farmers Telephone Company.
MISS Mary Webb is nome from Great
ais, Mont, where she has taught for
Che past couple of years. Miss Webh
ana girl friend visited in Seattle.
I MASH, and toured Yellowstone Ma,
CiohaIs Park, following the close of
>. Il. Z. Baumann of Milwaukee.
secretary Of the Alderman Oil Co
spent the Weekend at his home. Mr.
baumann says delay in Shipping
pumps, etc, has kept back opening
the new filling station, but he hopes
! an. VIII be, in readiness shortly. The
company claims to sell straight run
gasoline at itsstations and wagons.
Benz: Kern, mayor of ElIenboro.
was Lancaster caller Saturday. Mr..
! hern finds his business growing at
such rapid rate that he is planning
new addition. He reports EHenboro
CIVIC affairs to be in good shape and
general business conditions good in
the hustling village.
Geo. Lyons, Potosi, a patient in the
Grant county hospital, died Sunday of
dropsy. He was brought to the hospi-
TAI two weeks ago in dying condi-
| tlon. The body was taken back 10
Potosl for burial. Mr. Lyons was
single and about 55 years of age.
! Henry BrandemuhI and his crew of
carpenters finished an addition to a
barn for Oscar Damn on one of his
Farms last week, and are now at work
| on new barn for Elliott KnotweII
west of town.
Joseph n. Blackburn is employed
at carpenter work at Mason City, Ia.
where a building boom is in progress.
Franch Muench, son Of Mrs Kare
Muench OF this city, is patient at a
Rochester, Mimi. hospital Frank re-
sizes at Cherokee, Iowa.
| Mrs. Samuel Groom Of Lynn, Mass,
formerly Miss Helen Peterson, is Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. Atlee Peterson,
OF Soldiers Grove. She was enter
tanned for the weekend at the John
Howe home here.
Gene Starr and gang has in hand
the widening Of the entrance at the
Lancaster Motor Car Co. garage. The
door will be widened to feet from
! 71a feet. Steel posts are being moved
and the entrance will be made more
| gradual.
Co. Supt. and Mrs. Frank Ralph of
Lancaster, were visitors here Thurs
day. Mr.. Ralph sang with the quartet
at Linden in place Of A. P. James, who
was unable to go on account of the
illness of his son, Burdette.-Montfort
Mail.
1cio -
! StenOgraphic work with an advertis-
ing firm at Dayton, Ohio, paid her first
visit in Lancaster in three years last
week She returned east Thursday
morning.
Oscar Edwards was in Spring Green
! Sunday to pitch for the team there.
| Spring Green hires three players as
lit needs them and has regular ball all
the time at small expense. Good
idea.
James Fowler jr., Stanley Groenier,
| Leroy Eastman and Frederick Clan
| Vile jr., are enjoying an outing trip
at Phantom Lake, near Milwaukee.
! Mrs. Thos. Duncalf and Miss Hon
or Eddy, have returned from De Flu
MAX Springs, Fla, where they were
called by the illness of a brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Oates and
daughter, Eleanore, departed Satur-
day for their home in Detroit, Mich.
They were called to Lancaster by the
death of Mrs. Frank Blewett.
Chris. Grebe visited Geo. Petersen
at Madison Saturday. Mr.. Petersen
is improved in health, but doesn't
know when he will be released from
! the hospital.
Mrs. Eva Lee Gross and son of New
| Haven. Conn, are the guests of the
| formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
! Lee Of East Elm street, this CITY,
| Mrs. Myrtle Morgan Of Adams, Min
| nesota, visited here last week with her
mother, Mrs Sarah Garthwaite, an
aged resident of this. city.
! Miss Genevieve Turner departed on
the Thursday morning train for JET
/ ferson. Wis, where she is visiting her
| sister Mrs. Albert Flesch.
Miss Margaret Croft of Madison, re-
turned home Thursday following a
weeks visit with Edgar Croft and
other Lancaster relatives.
John Hunstock and wife of Neenah,
! former Lancaster residents, returned
home Thursday after a weeks visit at
the Frank Funk home.
Miss Jeanette Mccoy has opened
private kindergarten for the benefit
| of children of tender years. A dozen
/ or more are enrolled.
! Mrs. Mabel Haas IF Glendale, n. d.,
returned home Friday following two
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. August Kress.
I Thomas BIewett and wife leave this
week for Colorado where they will 10
cate and practice their joint profess
| sion-chiropractic.
Mrs. CLYDE Goble is home from Min
neapolis where she visited her sister,
Miss Ruth Austin, employed as steno-
Mr. and Mrs. Germond of Madison
snnnt the past week visiting their son,
Terry. assistant highway chief in this
/ division.
1 here last week with her aunts, Mrs.
FIzie Dobson and Miss Nellie Smith.
/ clarence Markert Of Cleveland, ne
nhew of the late Tony Howell, mas
/ been visiting Lancaster relatives.
Mrs. Oscar Henning and daugnter,
! If Platteville, visited here last week
~ rod yVerzp1 and wife.