Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-17
LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Clara Tenant of -Fennimore
was a Lancaster caller between trains
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Simpson of
Madison were Sunday guests Lancas
ter friends. a.
The Wilbur and VIM. Frost families
are home from motor trip to Mather
and owen, Wis.
Mrs. AIonzo Aupperle and Mrs. Vera
Lawson and babe visited Madison rel
atives last week.
Mrs. A. C. Long visited her son,
Bernard, in Fennimore last week, re-
turning home Sunday.
O. Mills and wife left Thursday in
the new JeWett for Watertown where
they are visiting relatives.
Miss Mabel McCabe was Saturday
passenger to Madison where she WIS.,
tied friends over the Weekend
Mrs. Thos. Reilly and children de-
narted Saturday for Port Washington,
where they are visiting relatives.
S. A. Cousley and wife returned on
Tuesday from Monroe where they
spent several days visiting Mrs. Cous-
leys parents.
L. G. Hickok was a Saturday pas
senger to Madison and Sank City
where he visited friends and trans-
acted business.
Mrs. Chas. Mayne and daughter,
Ruth, of Griswold, Iowa, are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Mayne's parents,
DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Monson were
called to Richland Center Sunday by
the illness of Mrs. Monsons father.
they returned home the same day.
Walter Drew, IL, son of Oscar
Drew, broke the tibia bone in his left
leg while playing football at school
Monday morning. DR.. Fowler set the
break.
Frank Funk and wife and Mrs. Ed
Cummins and children, Helen and
Joe. motored to Baraboo Thursday to
visit at the Henry Noring home over
the weekend.
Mrs. John r. Siminson of San Diego,
Calf visiting the Scnreiner family,
went to Hazel Green Saturday to visit
few days with Mrs. Jefferson Craw
ford an old friend.
Miss Florence Bailey is teaching at
Monroe this year. Her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Bailie, motored to Mon
roe and took in the annual cheese day,
a great Green county event.
Wilbus Short of Hadley, Pa, re-
turned home Monday noon following
weeks visit with his uncle, James
Tiff. Mr.. Short was west on bust
ness and dropped off here for visit.
Miss Maxine Smith, daughter of the
late Mrs. Eta Smith of Platteville,
has gone to Lancaster to make her
home with her aunts. She has entered
the Lancaster high school.-Platt7-
Vile News.
Mrs. Mary Gourlie of Hartford and
Mrs. Louis F. Killehon, mother ana
sister of John F. Gourlie, returned
home Thursday morning following a
visit with Mr.. Gourlie and family IN
Lancaster.
An old piano box burning at the
Pugh residence, now occupied by the
Tom Reilly family, brought the tre
department out Tuesday. The blaze
started from burning leaves. No dam
age resulted.
Edw. Rumpf of Milwaukee visited
in Lancaster with John Mankel ana
wife last week Mr.. liumpf, employed
in the Milwaukee postoffice, had been
visiting in Illinois and stopped OIL mere
on his way home.
Mrs. Clyde Clanton and children,
Elizabeth and William, OF Huntley'
H., are visiting at the e. l.. mccoy
home in Lancaster. They came BACK
with the grandparents who were IN
Huntley last week.
Lou Hamilton, residing near Glenn
park shot two young foxes SUNDAY
in the park He brought them over
Monday for 50 bounty for eacn' palo
bv the state. Jess Mccullough, also
of Wyalusing, brought fox IN one
day last week.
John Heiliger has been gathering
leaves all over the city to use a.
stable bedding and packing for ice.
Mr. Heiliger says that at the preSeIt
price of straw he can make from S1o
to $40 a day gathering leaves anu
storing them for winter use.
Friends of Jas. McBrlen, FORMER Ie9
lister in probate for years, Will De sol
ry to learn that his condition ooes 10.
improve. He has been in hospltal a.
AJinne9polis for several months. IL Is
only at rare intervals that ne recoo-
nizes members of his own family :
Seven carloads of stock, three ol
hogs and three of cattle, lett the ~
cal yards Monday, consigned 70 WI WI
Waukee and Chicago. a Cal y
try was shipped to Chicago, ana lne
canning company sent out two cars
one to Peoria and one to chicago.
Mrs. Ethel Graney OF Ellenooro, Mno
was taken to the hospital at Mdulaol,
for treatment of nervous disease was
reported as being very Ill the cay
part of last week. Later adVlces cas- :
that she was improved and 1t is saip
that an effort will be made 10 Drlne
her home for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Jewell depai 1oo
Thursday morning for Madison Wheie
they met Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Az
rams. The two couples then motoreu
away for a few days trip amid me-
esting scenes. Mr.. and Mrs. Abrams
went to Madison last mid Week -
meet their son-in-law and daugnleii,
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy, who We're on tneln
way back to California following :"
wedding tour in the east.
The Rev. VIM. oliver Johnson oUn
Quoted his final service at Emmahu Us !
church Sunday and departed On IN !,
noon train for his new charge d ~
Louisville. XIV. During his snort s'.y