Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-08-15

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friends this week
Miss Gladys Worley of Fennimore,
/ is desk assistant at the Doolittle hos
| pital
The j. D. Hatch family returned
| Thursday from a months trip to CAL
| ifornia.
Miss Berna Baxter of Montfort, Wis
tied Miss Iva Cardey of Lancaster the
/ past week. 49,
Otto Berndt and wife of Two Rivers
motored here last week and are visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. John Ellis of Madison, S. D.,
IS visiting at the John Mcdonald
home in Lancaster.
Miss Matte Howell, teacher in the
River Falls Normal, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. J. Webb.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Fronk left Lam
| caster Thursday for an auto and
camping trip in Minnesota ***
| Miss Marion Lannon of Elkhorn,
visiting Miss Mary Webb the past
(! week, returned home Saturday.
Miss Mildred Wagner of Liberty,
was operated upon for removal of ton
| sils at DR.. Fowler's hospital Monday.
Mrs. A. A. Knapp went to Minnea-
polls Friday for a fortnights visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Lathrop
Timothy Cottingham and wife and
| daughter, Sarah, went to Benton,
| their former home, Friday for a week
end visit.
| Ed. Vesperman and wife motored to
Chicago Sunday for the purpose OF
consulting DR.. Percy in regard to Mrs.
Vesperman's health
Miss Catherine Mcnamara of Mil
waukee, visited here last week with
her cousins, Miss Mcnamara and Mrs.
! Mccullough. She returned home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Price have re-
turned from Rochester, where they
went to confer with doctors over the
formers health. Mr.. Price has been
in poor health all summer.
Mrs. JOS. Bendorf fails to recover
from an injury to her left wrist re-
ceived April IA when she fell at the
home Of her daughter. The break
{ seems unwillings to heal properly.
Burr Walker and Robt. Kinney
went to Chicago Sunday to take a
/ slant at the new line of Buick 4-whGel
brake motor cars. The machines
carry over so improvements from the
| Older models.
". j. Bailie went to Wisconsin
Rapids Monday to attend a meeting
of Williams Cranberry Marsh Co.
! Cranberry prospects are good this
year if the dry weather has not af-
tected the crop too much.
The Lancaster Canning Co. has one
| car Of peas to ship to st. Louis, fin
ishing the shipments of this vegeta-
! BILE. In all six carloads Of peas left
here bound for points east and south
Wisconsin peas are considered to be
| the worlds finest.
The Ora Sitter and Elgie KraIt
families departed Sunday on a two
weeks motor trip through northern
Wisconsin, with Tomahawk lake as
their ultimate destination. Miss Alice
Groenier of Chicago, visiting here,
accompanied them.
Mrs. Anne Byrne, who has been
| spending the summer with her par
ents; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. c. Mccarthy,
departed Friday for Milwaukee,
! where she will be employed through
the winter as millinery buyer for
| large wholesale concern.
The North Beetown Farmers Social
Center Club will hold their annual
picnic Wednesday, August %, in the
Ernest Schildgen meadow. There will
be a program in the morning begin
ming at 10 o'clock. Sports in the al
ternoon Everybody invited. **
DR.. Fowler reports a girl at Clar-
ence Knapps, Mt. Hope, and girl at
Leo Keehner's, Potosi, on the 9th; a
boy at Henry Schaefers, Tennyson.
on the 10th; girl at Herbert
Schwantes', Beetown, on the 18th:
and a girl at Louis Gabers, Potosi, on
! the 18th.
w. H. Williamson and wife and
Misses Evelyn Sherman and Francls
Clark motored to Pra. du Chen Sun
day and had dinner at the RosencranS
hotel. They returned home via the
scenic Wisconsin river route to Bo3-
cobeI and thence south on S. T. l.. 80
to Lancaster
Collins Chapman, an old veteran OF
Waterloo township, departed Monday
for Milton Jet. and Kaukauna, where
he will visit his sons Mr.. Chapman
| will later attend the National Grand
Army encampment at Milwaukee. He
was accompanied north by his grand
daughter, Dorothy Chapman of Cass-
Vile
Mrs. Isaac Deller, visiting at the
Judge E. B. Goodsell home for the
past two weeks, returned to Milwau-
kee Saturday. John j. Oswald, on &C
count of whose health Mrs. Deller
came to Lancaster, is showing con-
siderable improvement. Mr.. Oswald
is the father of Mrs. Goodsell and
Mrs. Deller, residing with the former
Francis Prugger of Chicago, con-
nected with the Florists Review, Wis
tied over Friday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. X. Prugger, here. A
daughter, Miss Grace Prugger, and
friend. r. H. Hoare, both of the Chi
cago Fine Arts school, also visited at
the Prugger home last week. Mrs.
Prugger left Saturday with her son,
for a visit in Milwaukee.
Mrs. VIM. E. Morse and two chill
dren. Dorothy and Billie, arrived here
! Saturday by motor car from Toronto
! Canada. Mrs. Morse drove the entire
! trip herself and managed the party.
Sunday there was a big family dinner
at the Morse home with big part OF
/ Morse