Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-07-04

| last week. = iDoo41'Iie
Melvin Bonn, new rural school o.
pervisor, is attending sumner srb0a,
at the University.
Ueo. T. Pearson of Chicago. a form
er resident OF this city. IS VISITING hie
sister, Mrs. w. P. Richardson
Edward Braun of Dubuoue form
cry OF Cassville, was here last week
GAZING on relatives and friends.
Mrs. William Henkel is 2 natiant q.
DooAttle hospital, where she under
went a minor operation last week.
Edward Wagner of Aranahoa
Neof:, former resident, is visiting
leldCiVes IN Lancaster and Liberty.
vi. W. Hanks and family are on
motor trip to their former home in
Westneld, Wis, to be gone a week.
EIder }. .. Dutton and wife return
ed nome to Madison Wednesday fol-
lowing a visit at the John Blackburn
senior home. = :
Inc L. G. Hickok and Ray Walker
idinlIles are camping out for the week
IN the Hickok summer cottage Al
Plondke lake, near Bagley.
| Mrs. ;. l.. Virum, residing with her
son-ln-law and daughter, Mrs. H. E.
Schreiner, departed yesterday for q
Two weeks visiting in Stevens Point.
Mrs. Irene Ward is visiting in Chill
llcothe, Mo, with her son, Henry Dru-
en-. Mrs. Ward, past 80 years Of age
and crippled, made the journey alone
without any trouble.
Mrs. Mary Ryan, widow Of Phi
Ryan and formerly Miss Mary
Thompson Of Fennimore, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Thompson OF this city.
Mrs. Thompson now resides in An
| tnOny, Kansas, II hours ride west Cf
! Kansas City
VIM. Gelbach departed yesterday
for StrathCona, Mimi, on the Canada
line, to look alt some land owned in
the swamp country for a number 81
years. The property is subject to
ditch tax and Bill goes to see how the
bitches are.
Both the VIM. Henkel and VIM. Cal
lOWay homes in the second ward have
/ been treated to coats OF paint These
modern residences went under con
stluction alt the same time and inn
4 provements have gone forward at the
same rate
Bergheger Bros, whose store at
Sitter was struck by lightning and
burned to the ground several weeks
ago, have not fully decided whether
or not to rebuild. The loss Of the
/ Bergheger store is a severe blow ID
Sitter
Members Of the local Evangelical
church gave a reception Friday night
for Rev Emmanuel Crusius and
bride Besides the numerous eX-
pressions Of good will from the con
I gregation the guests Of honor receiv-
/ cd m \ my 1JCAfI1 DppcT1Tu
Miss Ada Mccormick departed yes
terday morning for New York City,
where She viii attend summer school
at Columbia university. Her plan is
to study some, but not too much. And
to enjoy the vacation possibilities OF
the national metropolis.
1T is reported that Henry Howe,
editor OF the Pra. du Chen Courier,
has under consideration the revival
Of the defunct Teller. Mr. Howe and
son, Lyman, were here Sunday a
week ago locking the Plant over.
To date there are no further develop
\ ments
Miss Belle Belle Daley Of Platte
Vile, and Elmer G. West Of ElrOy,
were married at Milwaukee, June Is.
/ Mr.. West ran into Lancaster several
( years ago as brakeman on the noon
train and his bride has visited in this
] city on numerous occasions. They
will reside at Elroy.
A card received from Lou Starr
and Gene WoodhOuse, who are tour
| ing the West, states that they are
| having a fine time, and enjoying the
| beautiful scenery in the Black Hills
Of South Dakota They went trout
fishing June 23rd. The card was
mailed from Rapid City, S. D
The congregation Of the EVangeli-
cal church rendered Rev. Emmanuel
| Crusius, the new pastor, a surprise
party Friday night Saturday after
noon Rev. Crusius and bride were the
guests of honor at a picnic party
! given by the clergymen or the other
| local churches at Schreiner PARK
Rev. Michael Haas, new priest at
St Clements arrived in Lancaster
Friday evening from Columbus, ONO.
Rev. Haas came by motor truck
! brinoing his effects, furniture, books,
/ etc. with him. He was from luesday
| 70 Friday covering the 900 mile trip
and is now getting well settled in the
parish house .7
| from fitness since the World war, was
IN Lancaster last week visiting MS
narents. Arno came east from Lo:
Angeles to attend disabled veterans
Convention at Minneapolis. He is
now taking vocational training under
Government direction at Los Angeles
and Is absent on a 15-day fur!ough.
IL Lancaster people at Platteville Nor
nal summer school: Gordon Bevlns'
Alma NJ. Borah, Elma Sylvia Bru9s'
1 7oannette Clark, Percy H. DlvalI'
Pavmond Poland, Alice Miriam Jentz,
MS MS Jennie Mayne, Florence Isabel
Myers. Frank Myers, Leila BeTnlec,e
p, Marian Lucille Richard
4 IIlo-' Leola S. Schwantes, Henry
Tbomas Sweeney, Elva Wamsley' Le-
la al l. Wayne, Archie Wilkinson
CHESTS from out Of town attending
+be funeral OF Miss Clarissa Shepherd
i Ias Thursday were: Prof. 1. ~
t Hin formerly of Hampton Co!feSe'
Vireinia. now located at MADISON
To i n Wesley, Mrs. L. B. shephero'
R sch Lewis and wife, Allen An
ESQ, and wife, Geo. Buckner, VIE
md daughter, Madison; Dr. He1I9
Martin 9nG and sister, Mrs. John Wells.