Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-03

MIS-. Mary Judd OF Dillon, Mont, is
a guest at the Clarence Hinch home
here @ issF 4
Mrs. L. D. Eastman entertained at
kensington Saturday from to 6
o'clock.
D. E. Mathiason of Madison, reliev-
ed Paul Stoeckig, fireman on the Ga
lena run, the past week
Mrs. John France and daughter,
Mona, Of Montfort, were Lancaster
business callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kirlin of Whit
ing, Ind, are visiting Ernest Stein
forth and wife ofLancaster.
Mrs. Alfred Payne and daughter,
Aline, Of Fennimore, were weekend
guests at the Ed Kiley home
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Hoffman of Mt Ida
are the parents of a son, their fourth
child, born Thursday, Sept 81
Mrs. Fannie Bayman and Miss Jes-
sic Bayman of Sitter were week end
guests at the R. A. Keene home.
/ Miss Blanche Dewey went to Fenni-
more Saturday for weekend visit
with her cousin, Pauline Kastendieck.
William Walker, a sufferer with
| chronic foot trouble, is at Rochester,
Mimi, seeking relief from physicians
| there.
Mrs. VIM. Ilker of Mayville, spent
the past week here visiting her hus-
| band, employed with the Northwest
ern road.
| Mrs. S. E. Smalley went TO Milwau-
kee Monday to attend an o. e. S. con-
vention as delegate from the Cuba
| City chapter
! Mrs. b. H. Louthain and children of
Milwaukee, returned home Sunday
| following visit at the parental Abe
Livens home here.
Mesdames e. L. Mccoy and C. NJ.
| Calvert entertained a number of
| guests at one o'clock luncheon at the
Mccoy home Friday.
Mrs. Minnie Zastrow of Milwaukee.
visiting the past two months at the
Albert Krohn home in Lancaster, re-
turned home Saturday.
! J. Harold Pugh has been promoted
to the Office at Waupun, given a new
suit of clothes and has the services of
a barber twice a week.
Miss Evelyn Webster, employed at
| the John Muench home in So. Lancas-
ter, is taking vacation visiting at the
Berkenholtz home in Mt. Hope.
| Mrs. Howard Aurich of Chicago,
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Mcmahon, for the past several
weeks, returned home Monday.
Martin and Frank Sweeney, plaster
contractors in the big building boom
at Madison, were weekend visitors
with their families in Lancaster.
Geo. P. Goble and daughter, Leila,
departed Thursday on an eastern trip
| to take in Chicago, New York, Wash
ington and other points of interest.
They will be gone several weeks.
Mrs. Christ. Meyer of Woodman re-
turned home Saturday, following a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Peter
Anderson of Turkey River, and sister,
Mrs August Ullbrick, of Potosi.
Mrs. ]. S. Owens of Ogden, Utah, re-
turned home Monday following a
months visit with her mother, Mrs. A
C. Long. Mrs. Owens was called east
| by the death of her father, the late A
G. Long, and remained for a visit.
Carl Bruss, l.. H. S. and Normal
school graduate, is now high school
principal at Cobb. Carl has 81 pupils
under his direction and although this
is his first year as teacher and princi-
pal he is getting along splendidly.
b. J. Peterson, circulation manager
of the Flapper magazine, was in Lam
caster last week comforting with Sam
| Cousley, editor of the Figleaf maya
zine Mr.. Cousley's breezy compen-
dunn of current laugh stuff has at
tracted attention all over the country
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Better of Lam
/ caster, passed week in this city and
| vicinity, and attended the fair. Mr.
Beitler's SIND birthday, Saturday, was
! fittingly observed. He is an unusual
ly active man for one of his years.
Bloomington Record.
! Members of the Junior High School
class met at the Fred Meyers home IN
So. Lancaster Tuesday night in re-
Spouse to an invitation to attend a
surprise party on Carl Meyers. About
35 young people were present and all
had an enjoyable time.
| 1t is a matter of current report that
L. A. Clark has retained the services
of Levi Bancroft of Milwaukee, form
erly of Richland Center, to represent
him at his coming trial, this term OF
court. Another report exists that Mr.
! Clark plans a change of venue.
The Lancaster school board has in
hand complete plans for high schoo.
that the architects say can be built
within the $4,000 appropriation. The
plans will be gone over for acceptance
at the next regular meeting OF the
| board. Should they be accepted the
details will be given in full in the
Herald.
Senator Roethe's new Oakland
sedan went to the ditch on the Sitter
road one night last week and the SEN
ator, adept at getting out of legisla-
tive tangles, was unable to engineer
the car back on the highway. A Lam
caster man advised lifting the car
| bodily and with aid of sympathetic
] passersby the senator was soon mo-
toring north as happy as ever.
! f. E. Tenant has decided to return
to the ranks of the Lancaster business
men and accordingly has opened a
harness store in the old Trentzsch
building on e. Maple street, now own
! ed by A. l.. Norton. Mr.. Tenants
announcement will be noted in this is
sue. His many years of business deal
inc in Lancaster make further intro
| duction unnecessary.
i EGw. Totman of Sechlerville, was a
weekend visitor here with his moth
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