Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-09-26
LOCAL ITEMS

her aunt, Mrs. James Fowler.
Miss Jessie ziegler departed Friday
for Beloit where she is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Clementson
were in Milwaukee last week on a
business and pleasure trip.
Louis T. Kraemer, a wooden manu-
facturer of Reading, Pa, is visiting
relatives in Lancaster and Sitter.
Fred SchIoesser and wife ami
youngest daughter left Saturday on a
trip to Darlington, S. D., to be gone a
week.
Rudolph Hartman, second year stu
dent in the Letters and Science course
at the University, returned to his
studies Friday
G. D. Hayden of the Herald and fam
lily took weeks vacation Wednesday
and went to Baraboo where they are
visiting relatives.
Mrs. John Thorn and daughter Ell
eanor, departed Monday for Minneap-
oils where they are visiting at the II.
E. Burris home until Friday.
Stanley Hickok departed Monday
for Beloit where he enters as FRESH
man to take a general four-year
course.
A glowing bed of red salyias graces
the premises Of Mrs. Mary Clementson
in the second ward. 1t is a sight well
worth seeing.
Tie Beaver lodge will meet Tues
day, October 2, at the home of Mr.. and
n n~+1o ~ c
Lancaster. All members invited.
James White, an alert Potosi youth
and the son of Charles White, depart
ed yesterday morning for Beaver Dam
where he will take in the Dodge coun-
ty fair, in session this week.
Allen Taylor, a resident of Chicago
for the past sixteen years, arrived in
Lancaster Monday to make this city
his future home. Mr.. Taylor is one
Of the new Monitor garage owners.
Art Delaney, better known locally
as "Swede," was in Lancaster last
week visiting friends prior to his re-
turn to Chicago where he works thru
the winter. In summers Mr.. Delaney
pitches first-class baseball.
Those who never saw a wild cram
berry bush can drift past the Robert
BroOker place and see one with ripe
fruit on it. The berries are sour 20
the taste and not good eating until
made into sauce, pie or jelly.
Work is about completed at the new
theatre and city hall except for final
decoration and the installation of the
furniture and lighting fixtures. The
Lancaster public will be agreeahly
surprised when this fine building is
thrown open for use.
Misses Elisabeth Bryhan and Alma
Thompson departed Sunday for Maii-
son where they will enter the Univer
sity Miss Bryn2n is taking her see
Ond year in home economics. Miss
Thompson is taking her first year in
music.
G. S. Fisher Of Evansville, Wis, dis
trict deputy Of the NJ. W. A. lodge is
in the county organizing local forces
for huge membership campaign.
There are "a Woodmen camps in Grant
county with a membership Of 2,400 A
meeting to discuss plans vii be held
at the Woodmen Hall tonight.
Roy Fache returned last week from
Detroit with his discharge from treat
ment as an arrested case or tubefcu-
losis. Mr. Fache has been in the hands
of government doctors for several
years, having contracted illness Wnlle
in the Philippines. He says the gov
eminent army hospitals are nearly
empty now and many of are being
closed up.
The L. G. Hickok and Ed. Batty
families motored to Viroqua Sunday
and had dinner They then viewed the
new high school which was started
this summer and is now above the hrSt
floor. 1t seems to be splendid struc-
ture and ample to meet all require
ments The party returned via the
Gays Mills orchard.
The Rev. VIM. Oliver Johnson, rector
of Emmanuel parish, plans to leave
about the middle of October for Louis
VILE, Kentucky, where he has accepted
a post as associate minister OF 81 An
drews. the fourth largest Ep1scopal
church IN the city. st. Andrews mas
congregation of about 500 persons. ne
Episcopal church is strong IN the ooatn
and Louisville has seventeen dlHeren1
Episcopal churches.
Harry Beotham and daughter, Mrs.
Gene Croft, departed last FRIDAY LOT
Spooner. Wis, where they will visit
at the Robert Beetham home. MI.
BeethaIn is cripple from paralysis
which came upon him folloWlng
siege with pneumonia, He was latelS
examined by St. Paul doctors ana
sling provided in which he must re-
cline for many months. Following
Tat the treatment will involve the use use
Of steel jacket. Mr.. Beetham farmed
at spooner until recently when ne
undertook a mail route. He is apouI
IS years of age and has a WlIe anu
four children.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. Garthwaite u
Britt. Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Emerson Of West Bend, Iowa, visiting
in Lancaster and vicinity for the past
two weeks. departed for home yester-
day. They stop at Charles City ana
Mason CITY on the way home. MIS-