Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-01-30
LOCAL ITEMS

william Smith of Beetown, was a
Lancaster visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. G. H. Basford is improved in
health following q recent illness.
Mrs. Robt. Jordan of Boscobel. Wis
tied briefly in Lancaster over last
Wednesday.
Albert Hunsaker has another
Dodge car to his string used in taxi
purposes.
Mrs. Mae Ziegler of Glen Haven.
was recent guest at the Henry Mink
home
Conrad Winzor and Geo. Goss OF
Sitter, were Lancaster business call
ers Saturday.
Allen Taylor went to Chicago Sat
urday to take in the big auto show
there this week.
Phil Goldstein Of this city was a
Chicago business and social passen-
ger Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Streator of Boscobel,
visited Lancaster relatives last mid
week, returning home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fischer, visiting
at Spokane and other western points,
are expected home this week.
Miss Lillian Stephens goes to Mil
weeks with her sister, Mrs. I. H. Tar
rant, of that city.
Mrs. Kate Oates and Mrs. Ella
Klinger went to Arthur, Saturday, to
visit the formers sister, Mrs. James
Klinger, who is very i'll.
Ice magnates, Fred Aupperle and
John Heiliger, have their harvests I'M
der way on the ponds in the east part
of the city.
L. G. Hickok is home from Renton,
Wash, where he visited his daughter,
Mrs. A. Alden See, for the past six
weeks.
Mrs. M. J. Trainor was in Madison
last week to visit her sister, Mrs. Yves
Cooley, and meet a new niece who ar
rived at the Cooley home recently.
Joe Ryan of Milwaukee, returned
home Wednesday after a weeks Wis
it with friends in Lancaster and Hur-
ricane.
H. E. Schreiner was a Friday pas
senger to Chicago, where he attended
a sales meeting of the w. L. Ross
Bond Co.
Jack O'Keefe of Madison, is acting
conductor on the Galena run in place
of Conductor Mills, who is taking
vacation.
Adolph Bergheger went to Sitter
Friday to visit his mother, who at an
advanced age is i'll with stomach trou
BILE.
Mrs. Louisa Oswald went to JEFF
ferson, Wis, Saturday to visit at the
home of her uncle, Joseph Winterling.
Mr.. Winterling has been quite sick OF
late
]. c. Doolittle and H. c. Orion were
in Chicago last week looking up
methods of booking and handling
theatre attractions in connection with
the new theatre here.
Jos. G. Baltic, proprietor of large
dairy farm near Preston, bought
number of Holstein cows from Craw-
ford county breeders. The cattle are
tuberculin tested.
Mrs. c. B. Ziegler and Mrs. Ruth
Riese were indicted into the Eastern
Star lodge at the meeting last Mon
day evening A social hour followed
the regular program.
The local K. of P. chapter has been
holding limitations in various ranks
of the order. Those embracing knight
hood are: Carlos Maso, Dick HES
tand, Herman Engroff and H. L. Folio.
Standard Oil has boosted the price
of gasoline to 1911 for low test and
22.1 for high test. Kerosene advanc-
ed one cent and sells for Tic. indie
pendents followed Standard in ad-
yancing prices
Mrs. Alfred Payne returned home
to Fennimore Friday much improved
in health Mrs. Payne underwent an
operation for the removal OF a thy
roid goitre at the Doolittle hospital
couple of weeks ago.
Mrs. Geo. Tuffley went to Nadlson
Friday to visit her daughter, Frances,
a student at the university FROM
Madison Mrs. Tuffley went on to JET
ferson, Wis, to visit friend, MRS. A.
j. Marsh.
tor of the Peoples State Bank, return
Cd n Muscoda Saturday. Mr.. Brown
will not return to Lancaster except
whom hank business demands his at
tentiOn here.
Mrs. Mavbelle Pugh returned home
to Chicago Thursday following VISIT
with Lancaster friends. j. Harolo
Pugh was called here as prospec-
tive witness at the Clark trial but the
plea of guilty made testimony unnec-
essarv He returned to Waupun
Thursday.
Mesdames Harvey Schmidt, A. L;
Id.
Sherman and Herman Dersch visited
at the Conrad Winzor home in Stltzer
Wednesday, Mrs. Winzor mas peen
quite ill subsequent to an operation
at Rochester. but is showing some
Improvement TOTO
The large oil painting Of the late
Judge Clementson adjoining the soutn
wall of the circuit court ROOM mas
been returned to its home 1ollo"Im ned :
wears absence. The picture, prou-
net Of the brush of Mrs. Levi Ban
croft was on exhibition in Milwau-
kee and Madison. -
Downer Kilby and wife returned
home to Madison Thursday AFTERNOON
following a weeks Visit Win Ia "a
Jack, are students at the Un n1,1,r,a',
kee to Madison to give the boys pet
ter educational advantages.
Miss Dorothy Bass OF Lancastec a3u
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