Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-03-12


yesterday. =
c. E. Rich went to Madison yester-
day to attend bridge letting.
DR.. Kraut reports the arrival of a
oir1 at the Lee Garner home in Water
loo.
Arthur Marks of Ripon was an over
Sunday guest of his mother, Mrs. Geo.
Marks Sr.
DR.. Fowler reports the arrival of
daughter at the Frank Patcle home in
Waterloo.
Andrew Glider and wife returned on
Saturday from two-months stay at
Rock Island, Ill.
Art Williams and Laverne Wayne
left Monday for Madison expecting to
secure employment there.
The Misses Trentzsch are home
from Chicago, where they have been
visiting since the holidays.
Mrs Geo. Marks Jr. is a sufferer
with two broken ribs due fall on ice
at her home one day last week.
Prof Carl Bruss of Cobb was a
weekend visitor in Lancaster with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bruss.
VIM. Edge and wife of Platteville,
were in Lancaster to attend the John
Edge funeral, returning home Monday
Joe began of BaraboO is conductor
on the noon train, substituting for
Eond. Waite who is visiting in Califor-
MIA.
Miss Naomi Hanzlik went to her
home in Cazenovia, Saturday, to at
tend the funeral of her uncle, John
Smith.
The American Legion will meet at
Grantland club rooms at D. M. on the
second and fourth Tuesdays of each
month.
Prof F. w. McNair Of Houghton,
Mich, spent the weekend in Lancas-
ter as the guest of his sister, Miss
Bessie McNair.
Miss Helen Taylor of Madison Wis
tied Lancaster relatives over the
weekend and took in the school play
at the Grantland.
Mrs. Dave Spaith and daughter,
Gladys, departed Saturday for Man
ley. Iowa, where they are visiting at
the John Mikesch home.
C. J.. Weige1 and Edward Weigel of
Darlington, were here to attend the
funeral of their uncle, Chris. Engroff.
They returned home Monday
The Bailie Auto Co. reports the sale
OF TWO FOOuS0 SQUALLS II1G pcOJ WOOh.
One went to the county farm and one
to Burr Rafferty, of No. Lancaster.
Mrs. w. ]. Duncan received word
Wednesday of the death of her niece,
Mrs. Charles Siemengross, St. Louis,
Mo. A husband and little daughter
survive.
Frank Sitter, a resident of James
vile for the past seven years is back
in Lancaster for visit. He may de-
eide to locate here again if conditions
are favorable.
Rev Arhelger announced last Sun
day morning that he would close his
pastorate at Lancaster May 1st. He
says there is nothing definite as to
where he will locate.
The next meeting of the w. c. t. o.
will be held on March 13 at the home
of Mrs. John Rumble. All members
please come out as there is important
business to transact.
Mrs. Lambert GrOenier went to Chi
cago Monday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Basford, and sister, Mrs. Max Stokes.
Mrs Basford is still in the hospital
and the daughters keep her company.
Mrs May Jentz and son, Kenneth, of
Denver, who spent several weeks Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Schwartz, start
ed for home Monday. They will visit
in Galena and Iowa City on the way
west.
Mrs. Elgar Nicholson and daughter,
Eldred. of Rewey. returned home Mon
day following a visit here. Mrs. Art.
Williams and daughter, Ruby, went
along with Mrs Nicholson for visit
at Rewey.
Mrs. Ellis Schmidt of Madison was
a weekend guest of her mother, Mrs.
Mary Clementson. She also attended
the school play in which her daugh-
ter, Ruth Frye, took part at the
Grantland.
Decker Sumner and wife of Chicago,
arrived Friday for visit with Lancas-
ter relatives. Mr.. Sumner has secured
employment with a large box concern
and expects to make Chicago his home
for q year or so.
Miss Maggie Harris of this city is
under the care OF doctor due to
broken ribs sustained one day last
week when she slipped in bath tub
and landed with considerable force
against the iron wall of the tub.
w. II. InOmaS returned sHOine "
Duluth Saturday following a visit IN
Potosi and Lancaster. Mr.. Thomas
was called to Potosi by the f1nal Ill
ness of his brother, Sam. He Is a
former resident and business man OF
PotoSi
Prof Frank Kiley wants to remind
the farmers that spring work is ap-
preaching and that time for having the
harness creased up and, made like new
is very short Mr.. Kiley has had lot
of work this winter and those patron
izing him report excellent service.
Prof L. G. Foster, deputy commits
sioner of the department Of markets
will talk on subjects of interest to all
farmers and shippers at meeting OF
the Lancaster Shipping association at
Grantland club rooms, Thursday at z
p. m. A large attendance is desired.
Tony Fuerstenberg has moved on
the Dobson & Eastman farm in Lib
erty. Raymond Ertz farms the East
man Shann0ndaIe place while George