Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-31
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. Vlolana Mcdonald was
Nontfort visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Cox were Thurs
day passengers to Milwaukee.
Mrs. Ted Silbeck spent Thursday
afterr DON with her parents at Fenni-
more.
Leo Henkel and Leo Seipp went to
Madison Saturday to take in the big
Wis.-Minn. game.
Conductor l. o. Mills returned 20
work Saturday following two weeks
vacation from the morning run south
Mrs. Chris. Meyer returned home to
Woodman Thursday following a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. John Fuers-
tenberg.
w. G. Knox departed Thursday for
South Bend, Ind, where he transac-
ted business with the Studebaker cor
poration.
Miss Nellie Hughes of Dodgeville.
visited at the Albert Phillips home
last week, returning Friday.
Mrs S. w. Doolittle went to Apple
ton Friday to spend the weekend with
Dora. a student at Lawrence college.
Miss Jennie rockingham of Madi-
son, was a mid-week guest of Miss
Carrie Wright, returning home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Orion and son
went to Madison Friday to take in the
Wisconsin-Minnesota game Saturday.
Roy Edwards and Miss Hildegardo
Ait went to Madison Friday to attend
rhe Wisconsin, Minnesota game Satur
day
w. ]. Schade and son, Jack, are
back from their farm in the northern
Dart of the state and the Schade SAM
tarium is again open for business.
Mrs. Mary Thompson and niece, Mrs.
Phil Ryan, went to Fennimore Wed
nesday to visit relatives. Mrs. Ryan
is now making her home in Lancaster
with her aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Hickok, and
daughter, Ruth, and Mr.. and Mrs John
Decker motored to Dubuque Sunday,
taking in places of interest in and
around Dubuque.
Lambert Groenier is building a six
car garage on his property on West
Cherry street. He has also under way
the remodeling of barn into house
on the same premises.
Mrs. E. J. Morse went to Madison
Wednesday for q weekend visit witt.
Ter uncle, Gov. Blaine. Mr.. Morse
ald son, Robert, went down Saturday
tc take in the big game.
Mrs. NJ H. Siegel Of Baraboo and
mother Mrs. A. Kirchner of Sitter
visited here briefly Wednesday with
Mrs Frank Schreine-. Mrs. Siegel
is on a visit with her mother at Slit
ger.
Earl Bully" Wright returned Tues
dav evening from his summers trip
DIDa1 10
lost only four games of the entire
series pitched by him.-Cuba City
News.
Henry Pagenkopf and wife are back
from Guelph, N. D., where they visited
Albert Pagenkopf and family for q
week or so. Up to the time they left
frost had not hit that region and vege-
tation was still green.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Starr had visitors
from Lancaster Sunday. Gus LaabS
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Freymiller Miss Marie Laabs re-
NAMED to spend the week with her
sister. Mrs. Starr.-Cassville Index.
The Rev VIM Oliver Johnson
writes the Herald from Louisville,
saving he is we'll and happily located
in the Sunny South. Beautiful fall
weather prevails there now. Louis
Vile is a city of churches and the
Episcopal churches of that city nave
a large following.
Shipments from the canning factory
last week were to Montgomery, Ala
Alton, Ill, Pittsburg, Pa, and MilWau-
kee. The Lancaster product ranks
highly and the entire 1928 output has
been sold at good prices. One tirm IN
the east has placed an order for 5,OO0
cases of peas at next year opening
prices.
Dr.. and Mrs. Homer Johnson are III
Knoxville. arriving last Tuesday even
ing They came from the Panama
Canal zone where they have been
stationed for three years. Dr. John-
son is a veterinary surgeon. MIS-
Johnson is a daughter OF w. a
Elliott. and a sister of Mrs j. A. j.
Powers of this city They were form
er residents of Bussey.-k noXVlIle
IoWa) Express.
F. X. Prugger of Milwaukee, en-
ployed as construction superintendent
on the municipal building for tne past
Is months, returned home TO Mll"au-
kee Wednesday morning having con-,
pleted the contract Il. f. WaSuei 90" 90
Son of Monroe took in 1921 a. SlOo'ooo.
MI. HTuSS0T says I1dC NV 1885, a. :, ooo
Of the building is not less than S1o'oUo
above the contract price. His WORK
here is reflected in the substantial anu
clean building now completed.
The friends of Marjorie McCauley
Taylor in Lancaster, where she wac
wen known as a girl, will be lntefe5l,
ed to know that she returned on the
Leyiathan in the fall from EUROPE =
She has spent considerable Ill1e
studying singing in Italy, and maue
her debut in grand opera in Mlian.
She has some splendid press hot,o91
for grand opera and hopes to have en-
gagements in this country. she mas
sung in several South American Gus
as well as in Italy. Her friends mere
will hope to hear of her future SUI
cesses in America ancasIel
respondent in Bloomington Record.
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