Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-06-13
LOCAL ITEMS

MISS Erma 1efflll departed Thurs
day for her home in Wautoma, Wis.
Miss Genevieve Ennor of Daven-
port, Iowa, has been visiting Lancas-
ter friends.
Miss Margaret Jordan went TO
Highland Friday for a visit at the Ell
mer Salzman home.
Mrs. d. w. Baxter went to Mt. Ida
gap Friday morning for visit at the
Percy Braudt home.
Bert Krohn went to Stout Institute,
MenOminee, Wis, Monday to enter the
Manual Arts college.
Fred Megow and family departed
Thursday for Milwaukee. From there
they go to Harrisburg, Pa.
Miss Marion Mccullough went to
Pra. du Chen Monday to visit her
uncle, John. for a week. or so.
Mrs. T. M. Young of Burlington,
iowa, is visiting relatives and friends
at Glen Haven for several weeks.
r. P. Ahern of the Dubuque Tele-
graph Herald was a weekend visitor
with his wife and son in Lancaster.
DR.. Hassell writes friends that af-
ter distressing and hot trip west he
is now resting fine at Valmore, n. NJ
Miss Julia Sweeney was a passen-
ger to Chicago, where she is visiting
friends and relatives for a couple Of
weeks.
Mrs. Louis Fischer departed Thurs
day morning for Paw Paw, Mich,
where she will visit at the Leland
Gorton home.
Mrs. Alma Taylor Borah and Mrs
Jennie Mayne went to Platteville
Monday to attend Normal summer
school.
The Baptist Lafayette Association,
a group OF ministers in South West
ern Wisconsin, met at Cassville Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday.
Russell Batty and Miss Orah Moen
Montfort, and Miss Elizabeth Rich
ards, Milwaukee, were mid-week Wis
itors at the Ed. Batty home.
Active work went on last week to-
ward raising new baseball fund.
Assets Of $1,000 were tied up in the
Peoples State Bank suspension.
John Mccoy, Wauzeka, a recent
graduate of the Piatteville School Of
Mines, has entered the employ of the
district highway Office in this city
Mrs. Alice Galloway is in Oshkosh,
as delegate from w. r. G. No. AZ to g
state convention. She remains for a
visit with her son, Laverne Galloway.
Leroy Edwards of the University,
spent the weekend visiting Lancas-
ter relatives. Leroy graduates June
Is, and has several good propositions
in view.
Miss Minnie C2spers went to Chi
cago Thursday to look up a steno-
graphic position there. For the past
year Miss Caspers has been employed
by R. NJ Orchard.
Mrs. Jack Thorn and daughter,
Eleanor, went to Cobb Friday to at
tend commencement exercises. Ken
meth LANCE graduated frmo Cobb
high school Friday.
Chas. Voelz, farmer on r. F. D. 4,
has completely electrified his farm
by installing q modern lighting plant.
The Juice" extends to all buildings,
including the hen house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Hines, Mil
waukee, returned home Thursday al
ter a short visit in Lancaster. Mrs.
Emma Day, visiting the Hines fam
iIy, has returned to Lancaster.
Lancaster and vicinity were visited
by half inch rain Wednesday even
ing. This was the first rain fall for
almost three weeks. Crops, gardens
and pastures were greatly benefited.
PIasterers finished the wall and
ceiling work at the municipal build
ing last week and began the marble
work. italian terra Gotta and marble
workers had charge of the last opera
ton. :,
Teachers Marie Schoeneman and
Naomi Hanzlik left Lancaster Friday,
having completed their years work.
Miss Schoeneman returns to Jefer-
son, Wis, and Miss Hanzlik to Gaze
novia
Miss Hedwig Schuman went to her
home in Milwaukee Friday, having
completed the school year her as III
structor in history and French. MISS
Schuman will not return here next
year.
DR.. F. w. McNair and wife, Hough-
ton. Mich, arrived last week for
visit with Miss Bessie McNair. Dr.
McNair departed for home Friday al
ternoon. Mrs. McNair will make a
more extended stay.
Arthur NARROW, Stanford student,
has been chosen by his fraternity 10
make a trip of four weeks east ana
may visit Lancaster friends. He IS
son of Dr.. and Mrs. NARROW OF san
Diego, Calf.
Mrs. Alma Hyde went to chicago
Sunday to be present this week at the
closing ceremonies of Lloyd HYDE $
class at the Art Institute. Lloyd IS
completing his third year in the Com
mercial Art course.
The Alfred Payne family completed
moving to Fennimore last week. MISS
Rachel Payne arrived home from neT
work at Milwaukee Thursday ana VIII
remain for the summer. The Payne
family is we'll located in Kenmore
Miss Laura Johnson is in OsnKosn
this week as delegate from the Gen:
Calls Circle at a state convention oI
the Ladies of the G. A. r. Mesdames
Alice Galloway and A. c. Morse repre-
sent the w. r. G. at Oshkosh thls
week. 80
L. D. Eastman was in Madison last
week, appearing before the leglslae
tive committee as representative OF
the cattle breeders of the vlclnlty.
The matter of legislation relative 70
elimination of bovine tuberculosis
was before the solons and all were III
favor of it. Mr.. Eastman said
Word has been received from MS.
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