Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-09-19
LOCAL ITEMS


case at Doolittle hospital.
S. H. Taylor was a legal business
passenger to Madison Sunday after
noon.
Miss Louise Chubb of Minneapolis
is the guest Of Mrs. Carl Roth, during
fair week *s4.
Mrs. w. E. Lathrop of Minneapolis
visited at the Fred Meyer home a few
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Aurich Of
Chicago are the guests of VIM. Nc
Mahon and wife
Lyodd Johnson, of Port Washington
is visiting with his aunt, Mrs. Ida
Paape, for two weeks.
George Conrad of Waukesha. visited
in Lancaster last week as the guest Of
his cousin, Fred Engroff.
Paul Edwards returned Friday to
Appleton, where he will pursue his
studies for another year
Mrs Walter Armstrong Of Chicago.
visited here the past week with her
mother, Mrs. Herman Behling.
Mrs. ]. 2. CToOt and Mrs. G. NJ.
Walker went to Milwaukee yesterday
for weeks visit with Mrs Keyes.
c. D. Hayden was raised to the de-
gree of Master Mason by the local
A. F. and NJ lodge Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Burquist, of
Baraboo, were visitors at the home Of
Mrs. A. F. Smith, over night Tuesday.
The Woman's club meets Sept. 26
with Miss Schreiner. Judge E. B.
GOOdsell will be the speaker of the
occasion.
Geo. Shimmins arrived in Lancaster
yesterday from Sutherland, Wis, and
will be here a short time on business.
He moves now to Ogema, Wis, in
Price county.
Misses Bernice Orchard and Gather
inc Walker departed Sunday noon for
Appleton, where they matriculate at
Lawrence college.
Miss Velma Richardson departed
yesterday for Appleton, where she
will attend the musical department at
Lawrence college.
Marcia Lucille, the 9-months-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fuller
Of Little Grant, a meningitis patient at
Doolittle hospital. is better.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Koehler and babe
and Miss Mettie Wieland, all of Madd-
son, visited here last week at the Geo.
Wieland home, returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Johnson and Har-
ny Johnson mOtored down from Port
Washington Sunday to visit their
son, the Rev. VIM. Oliver Johnson.
The Herald has asked for a list OF
the fine arts awards at the Grant Co.
fair last week. If this list is obtain
able the awards will be published
next week.
Frank Meyers, teaching manual
training at Elkader, Iowa, and ath-
of hO orb cah 4
was a weekend guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyers.
w. w Benedict and wife of Chicago
have been visiting his mother, Mrs j..
P. Benedict, and sister, Mrs. Clarence
Bark Mr.. Benedict is employed with
one of the large firms of Chicago.
Senator Henry Roethe and wife Of
Fennimore, motored to Lancaster Sun
day and attended the Episcopal
church, hearing a splendid sermon on
Faith delivered by Rector VIM.
Oliver Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs Chris. Hartman of
Katerloo, were in Lancaster Sunday
with their son, Emmett, who took the
noon train for Madison. Emmett is
taking his. second year of work at the
agricultural college.
c. w. Burrows and wife, Frank
Burrows, Mary Belken and Mrs. Llsle
BIackbourne motored to Appleton
Sunday Mrs BlackbOurne will re-
main at Appleton for the winter. The
others in the party return home TO-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schmitz Of
Cassyille. are the parents OF son,
their first-born, named Norman Stur-
mer Schmitz. who arrived Tuesday.
&c irSt orTandchl
of Mr.. and Mrs Chris. Schmltz OF
Beetown.
j. t. Donaghey, state maintenance
engineer, in his address before the
road meeting last week paid fine
tribute to Matt Metcalf of Glen Haven.
Mi. Donaghey referred to Mr.. Me-
calf's unselfish activity in road mat
tiers and his work along community
lines. forming calf clubs, etc.
A warrant was issued Monday toI
the detention of Jessie Gilbert OF this
CITY. charged with selling moonshlne
to rough riders at the fair. The COM
plant was made by the management
Of the Wild West, who alleged that
the cowboys imbibed the strong
waters and then fell to fighting.
ANY story of the county talr
would be incomplete without REFER
ence to the riding and TRICK Wolh al
forded by Louis Wahl and MS SIX
vear-old trained mare, Giant. Louis
and Giant performed daily IN front Oh
the grandstand with an interesting 10y
Of tricks Louis has had the mare
two years. He expects to instruct her
further. 60 oe
Ward Totman and J. w Gober OF
Jackson, Miss, arrived here Sacuru ID
from Jackson. Miss. They left the
Southern point last Monday and trav-
eled about ITO miles in six days
Messrs. Totman and Gober leave TINS
week via motor for Gle Elum, wash,
east of the Cascades, where they VIII
spend the winter. This is Mr.: Goper ;
irst Trim north. He was in Mr.. Tot
mans employ four years at Jackson.
G. E. Rich & Co. with Walter Damn nm
in charge, have the contract for the inc,
overhead work on the relocation near
Blue Mounds on S. T. L. Is. About oo,
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