Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-09-12
LOCAL ITEMS

MISS 4GdCno1 Il dyu0 mas taken a
school at Deer Lodge, Mont.
DR.. Kraut reports the birth of a son
at the Richard Letter home.
Herbert Stoffel returned Saturday
from weeks visit at the Rev. VIM
Zeigler home in Beloit.
Paul Kasper of Liberty Ridge re-
turns to Elmhurst college to pursue
his classical course.
Helen Brandemuehl, Laura, Turner
and Mertice Hanks have entered
Stevens Point Normal school.
Harry Gault and wife motored to
Madison Sunday and spent the day
with friends.
Mrs. Ed. Carthew of Spokane.
Wash, is visiting her brothers, Henry,
Louis and Oscar Damn She returns
home next week via Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Brintnall will
take vacation next week and the
studio will be closed from Sept. Is to
%.
Miss Alice Groenier, visiting at the
Lambert Groenier and Ora Sitter
homes for the past month, returned to
Chicago yesterday.
E. ]. Priban and wife and son, Nor
man, mOtOred up from Chicago last
week and are visiting at the G. F.
Johnson home near Five Points.
A family reunion was held at the
George Wieland home Sunday, large
number Of relations being present for
the event.
Miss Laurinda Hampton was a Fri
day passenger to Evansville, Wis,
where she will teach in the high
school.
Miss Florence Hayden entered the
Platteville Normal school Monday.
Phil. Goldstein was Saturday pas
senger to Chicago.
Agent w. H. Williamson goes back
on duty at the depot today after a va
cation Of several weeks. Operator
Grilley leaves soon for a short Vaca-
ton at his home in Wonowoc, Wis.
Porter Oyer took a traffic census
Sunday on S. t. L. 80, between Platte
Vile and Cuba City. The result: sos
Wisconsin cars, 1913 foreign cars, IL
trucks, A other vehicles.
The President Harding memorial
stamps of &c denomination are now in
circulation. The stamp carries the
portrait of the departed president with
black ink, embIematic of mourning.
Mesdames M. H. Ring of Seattle,
Wash, and G. H. McCallister of Avo
ca, Wis, visited here last week at the
Schreiner and Roth homes, departing
from this city Monday.
Everett Royal, visiting his uncle,
DR.. Fowler, departed Friday for
Fond du Lac, where he will direct
athletics in the city schools the COM
ing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Groenier and
son, Humphrey, and Mrs. Max Stokes
and daughter, motored to Aberdeen,
S. D., last week, the Groeniers visiting
at the Stokes home.
Ralph Spence, former science teacn-
err in the Lancaster high school, Wis
tied Principal McNelly the first OF the
week. Ralph, residing at La Crosse,
denarts next week for Columbia col
lege, New York, to take advance work
The Milwaukee Journal silver cup
awarded Grant county for having the
hest exhibit at the state fair, has been
on show in the J. T. Bennett store
window the past week. 1t IS a Wen
designed trophy.
Mrs. r. M. Lee and Mrs. Curtis Tot
man in Chicago for tie past SIX weeks
returned to Lancaster today. Mrs
Totman will visit here for a WINE pe-
fore returning to her home in BROOK
ings, S. d. ~. &c
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith OF
Pipestone, Mimi, spent the "eeh en-
with their nieces, Elizabeth anu w. Nel-
onica Schmitt of Lancaster: my
had been in Milwaukee attending 1ne
National G. A. R. encampmenL:
Miss Grace Holzinger ana Cle15n'
T,acke have returned from Hlghlahu,
where they visited at the parehC a.
Lacke home. Mr. Lacke returns "
Appleton to pursue his stuule0 %
sophomore at Lawrence. A.,
Mrs. A. A Knapp and motheI' W. W. D
w. 70. Lathrop, came down from NIL -
neapolis Thursday. Mrs. hnapp -
visiting at the Arthur Knapp Sr. hohle
and Mrs. Lathrop stopped on loA :
visit with FennimOre relatlVes. .rs
Arthur NARROW, San Diego - a."
snant the weekend at the U. y. ~
new home in Lancaster. MI -Adl ~ :" :
= SON of DR.. Geo. c. Marrow, G Tai4o
East to attend the Delta TAU 80 -
convention as delegate Oh olan ~ an
Charles Schwantes, son OF MI. eIo
Mrs Herman Schwantes, lett yee.o.
dav for Flmhurst, ILL.,, where ne 81
ters preparatory SchooI VIII
pose Of studying for the ml MINIS Tos !.
pO Bnrne Pollock of Milwaukee was NJ :
SUNDAY visitor in Lancaster. 80 N: " . ).
Pollock said he was still ne go not
the sale of the Teller, but mao haa 10 ~
c clio I the deal as yet. He hopeo ~
he able to do so in few days a.
Iowa n an man is the prospective ouye ao,,-
Gene Doll of Madison, was d o VS.
ond visitor with his family in Lan u,lan-
for Mr., Doll is employed as ca - 20 ,gns
ter in the capital city. me M an
tbara are 9Oc an hour on roar
basis f With plenty of work the yea
around. ,,,,rbred stock
arrived in Lancaster MONDAY - nl@ AZ
summed in from outside points 70 n ere
5ib If at the county fair. Ine[ eo,T1try
fou mr. cars Of hogs, four cars o. Promo ppol,1o-
s nnd FIVE f, cars of cattle. Far pr 20 he
f Sn" Justly claim the local snow 70 ever
1tbe hest exhibit of livestoch
shown in this section. eros los.
Sn Uirail Showalter, Geo. O. SYKES od 10 10
Godfrey and Fred Orion MOI mo- ioined
GOuLA Oy Saturday ana JOln0N