Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-06-27
LOCAL ITEMS

ness caller FRIDAY.
Frank Holzer and family visited al
tho Pennekamp homo in milwaukee,
last week.
Leonard Wanazek visited at FeDni-
more last week at the Joe. Ruders-
10rf home.
rev. louis Arhelger went to Racine.
Wis. Friday to officiate at the funeral
IF All Old friend.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Scott of this
ri.v are the parents of 91a pound
Ear born Sunday morning.
Rudolph Hartman departed Satur-
day for Madison, where he enters the
sumner school at the University.
Holm Tuhley of Rock Island, lately
returned from winter visit in Cali
rornla. is a guest here Of his brother.
Geo. Tufley.
lIis. Jessie Bailie graduated at Be-
lo.t college last week and is now Wis
ting ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Pailie OF this city.
MIS- Harry Keys and son, Francis
of Madison, visited the formers
fa-aer, Geo. Wetter, last week. They
returned home Saturday.
hrs. Nanta Beeman and son, Ken
meta. of Madison, visited here last
m.C-week at the J. d. Hatch home,
returning Thursday noon.
lIr. and Mrs. Joe Stoll of Potosi.
ana granddaughter, departed Satur-
dav for Hartford, Wis, where they
2re visiting relatives for six weeks.
Miss Ida Trip, one Of Supt. M. v
Rarriss valued assistants at the
county home, departed Saturday for
vacation with relatives at Pardee-
vile.
Miss Janice Eastman is nome from
BeIoit. where she "majored" in home
economics. Miss Eastman will teach
the course at Darien, Wis, high
sch0oI next year
The pea harvest is in full swing and
wagons line up hour after hour at
the canning factory, discharging their
loads So far the season has been
favorable for a good pack.
The Lancaster contingent of the
Beetown Aid Society will entertain
that noted society at dinner Thursday
lime 28th, at the home of "B. D. s.
plea is forwarded to the weather
bureau for fair day. ***
Mrs. Emily Fawcett and daughter
GeDevieye, are home from Marinette,
Wis. where Mrs. Fawcett taught En-
elsn in the high school last year.
She Will teach English in the Lancas
ter high school next term.
Dr. j. G. Doolittle has resumed
practice after a three-months' special
course in the Chicago eye, ear, nose
and throat college. The doctor will
make a speciality along this line, but
also continue in general practice.
Sisters Thuribia, Athanasius and
Michael Of the Bloomington parochial
school departed Friday via Lancaster
for Manit0Woc They are spending
their vacation at their Mother house,
Holy Family Convent of the Francis
can order.
Chas Kaap and wife motored to
Rochester, Mimi, to see Chas. Brew
er and wife, who underwent opera
tons at the Mayo clinic last week.
The Naaps made a long drive ana
reached Lancaster again late Thurs
day evening.
Mrs Mary Hampton and son,
James. with Mrs Mary Lewis, Wee
guests Of Mrs. Smith, C'B. d. So
Thursday of last week. Mrs. Hamp-
ton and Mrs. Hopkins were school
mates and neighbors at Hazel Green
in the long ago.
Geo Croot and wife of Iowa Falls
with James Croot and wife. Miss
Della Croot accompanied her parents
here and left Thursday for Madison,
where she will attend summer school
at the University.
Civic pride should induce citizens
to cut away unsightly and harmful
weeds from their premises. The city
street department is making an earn
est effort TO improve the appearance
and citizens can be Of great help II
they viii cooperate.
Judge David Rose and wife OF Mil
waukee, visited Sunday OF last week
with Supt M. v. Burris at the asy-
Ium. Mr.. Rose and Mr.. Burris were
boyhood friends. The judge came
west to deliver a speech at the FTa'
du CHEN celebration.
Miss Elva Gates, daughter OF MI
and Mrs. VIM. Gates of CassVllle, ue-
parted Saturday for Madison Where
she Will ttend summer schol at the
University. Her parents motorea
here with Miss Gates Saturday, re-
turning home the same day.
MR. and Mrs. H. NJ. Hopkins OF
Leetcher. s. D.. who have been guests
AT Rose Lawn and of the Dudley
this city. left Friday for Visit a.
Hazel Green and other Jolnts. ~
viii return to Lancaster for furthef
visiting before going to their nome.
The donations for the G. A Il. re-
uriou Gin addition to numeT TC3,l
camestibles) amounted to S77.49. I his
was au expended except Sc cents. Inc
committee in charge of arrangemtesnioI.s,,
entertainment, etc, wish to express
their sincere thanks to the many VIZ
>sisted in making the reunion sue
cess
Tae Campfire" closing the day
A. R. services last Monday prove
aa interesting feature Of the reunion mon
program. Knots of little boys anu
QUITE a few older ones hung afou l!1a
the gray-beards hearing them leclee
interesting chronicles of other days
The guests left Tuesday afJern ,toe
voting Lancaster people royal enter
talers. ,.ioy-
A lie Poland China boar, cons sl5-,-
ed to Dobson. Eastman and Burr Iaon
Lodi. Wis. arrived here Weon e531n,s,
Tie hog was a great, rangy Ieli .t ),