Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-04-23
LOCAL ITEMS

Anthem Peterson of Flora was
county seat caller Thursday after
noon
P. B. Runkel and Casper Schmitz
If PotOsi were Lancaster callers on
Thursday
The F. C. Hauser family spent the
mast week visiting at their former
home in GAINESVILLE.
Miss Eta Bennett went to Benton
Thursday for weekend visit with
+. H. Edge and wife.
Judge Smalley was in Viroqua last
week relieving Judge Higbee who was
called to another circuit.
Miss Mae BROKER was a Thursday
passenger to Milwaukee where she
Visited friends over the weekend.
Miss Dorothy Croker of Spooner.
wis, is the guest of Miss Helen
Bruss during their spring vacation.
VIM. Hartman Of Cassville was a
Lancaster caller Thursday The Her
aid acknowledges a pleasant though
brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. McGlashan of
St Paul are here for a summer visit
with the latter's mother, Mrs. Ho-
race Hyiner.
Mrs. Fay Baldwin and daughters
BETTY and Barbara Jean of Blooming
TON went to Livingston Thursday for
weekend visit at the Allen home.
VIM Sisley, recently farming on
the Art Zenz place west of town, has
moved to Mt Ida and is farming the
old Hal BOrah place, now owned by
H. III. Stevens.
Mrs George Rigdon and sons, Bill,
Bud. Bob and Buster, aged 5, 3, and
three months, departed Friday morn
ing for Fowler, Ind, where Mr.. Rig
don has located.
Mrs Laura Kerr has returned from
Elmdale where she visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Quincy Williams. She is
somewhat improved in health follow
inc a winter of illness.
MIR. and Mrs. John Troy of Alta
dena, Calf, announce the birth of a
son, James Storrow Troy, on April 5.
Mrs. Troy is a daughter of Harvey
Abrams of Lancaster.
Farmers report that soil conditions
are excellent and that crop indica-
tfons could not be better. The March
and early April SHOWS put the ground
in fine condition to be worked.
Hugh Harper and w S. Arnold,
chief appraiser of the Federal Land
Bank of ST. Paul, have appraised IA
farms in Grant county for which fed
aral farm loans have been requested.
Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald went to
Platteville Wednesday to help Miss
Minnie Mcdonald close out her mil
Iinery stock there. The latter will re-
turn to her parents home in Lancas-
ter.
The efficient services of Chas. L..
Brown. expert bank accountant, are
in constant demand. This month he
is in Regent, S. D., where a tangled
condition of the local bank is being
straightened Out.-Diai.
Clifford Higgs of Pine City, Wash,
who has been in Lancaster on ac-
count of the illness of Mrs. Higgs, re-
mrned home last week. Mrs. Higgs,
4 sister of Mrs. Chas. Klarman, has
bnpn i'll for months at the Klarman
home
Mrs. Clara Riley of Fennimore, in
volved with Frank Payne OF Bosco-
bel in an adultery case, was IN Lam
caster Thursday to provide bonds IN
the sum of $1,000 Her case will come
up at the October term of circuit
court
Mrs. Geo. Mcbride of Beloit, for
merly Miss Elizabeth Eckert OF
Sitter. was here last week to ar
range disposal of her property, for
merly the Mrs Catherine Eckert
place, west Of the fair grounds. She
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Lee while in Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Latimer depart
ed Wednesday morning for So. Bend
Ind, where Mr.. Latimer will enter
the employ of the White Const. GO. as
craftsman. Their home originally was
IN Chester, S. c., but for the past year
Mr.. Latimer has been located in Ian
caster with the district highway force-