Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-10-22
LOCAL ITEMS


Maxwell touring car.
Robert S. Peacock of Glen Haven. q
former Lancaster resident, was hub
caller Tuesday.
Delford Worley of Fennimore snent
Saturday visiting his sister, GLADYS.
here.
Mrs. Vernon Kinney was Saturday
passenger to Madison where she is
visiting friends.
Mrs. Will Kephart of Fennimore was
a Lancaster caller between train on
Saturday.
R. S. Grilley left Saturday afternoon
for Waukesha where he will enter an
army hospital for treatment.
Harry Finney Of Dubuque has been
spending a vacation with his uncle,
Geo. Finney, of Lancaster.
w. B. Carter and wife motored to
st. Cloud, Mimi, last week and Wis
tied relatives.
Geo. DiVaIl has accepted the posi-
ton as day ward man at the county
asylum.
Supt. w. A. Hayes of the Galena di-
vision of the Northwestern road was
here in his private car Wednesday.
Clare Dobson and family motored to
Pra du Chen and returned via Bos-
cobel, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Turner are the
parents of baby daughter who ar
rived at Fowler hospital Oct Is.
Dr. Fowler reports the arrival of a
son at the VIM. Sisley home in Mt.
Ida, Oct. IA.
Mrs. H. G. Ollie returned home to
Chicago Thursday following a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Wieland
Ruth Mink of Belmont and Rex
Mink of Platteville spent Sunday at
the parental home in Lancaster
Miss Olive Grebe, government en-
ploye at Washington, D. c., is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Jane Grebe.
Ed. Batty went to Madison Satur-
day for a weekend visit with his
daughter, Marguerite, student nurse at
the Methodist hospital.
Art Benn and wife and Mrs. Chas
Wong of DodgevilIe autoed to Lancas-
ter and spent Sunday with Misses Lu-
lu and Carrie Benn.
]. F. Tiedemann and family and
Will Tiedemann and family were
guests at the Chas. Tiedemann home
Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Wright leaves Satur-
lldy lOI San OlCSOJ Scl1AL'3 WAASAN 0AAO
will spend the winter with her, daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jay Harcleroad.
Mrs. Louisa Hurlburt has returned
home to Lancaster following a pleas
ant weeks visit at the Parker and
Humphrey homes in Patch Grove.
Mrs. c. NJ KIeinpell returned to
Madison Monday following visit with
her father, Geo. Muesse, and sister,
Mrs. ]. c. Whitmore.
DR.. S. E. Hassel1 has returned from
yalmore, N. NJ, where he visited few
weeks and is back at his practice
again.
The DR.. Fowler and Dr. Gibson
families motored to Madison Saturday
and visited Catherine Fowler and Dor
Othv Gibson, attending school there
w. H. Kelly of Ft. Atkinson,
Northwestern Life Insurance agent,
was a Lancaster business caller Mon
day.
Mrs. f. ]. Austin departed last week
for visit with relatives at Austin
Vile and other points in Iowa. Mr.
Austin motored out the latter part OF
the week to bring her home.
Chas. Tiedemann and family ana
DR.. Kraut and family and several
friends took advantage of the nice
weather Thursday and celebrated their
18th wedding anniversary at Cassvllle.
E. J. Priban and family and MIS-
G. J. Johnson and daughter, Minnie
all of Chicago, motored here MONDAY
for weeks visit at the A. L. Sner-
man and C. F. Johnson homes.
F. w. Ford and wife of Manchester
Iowa. and Robert Lees, a cadet OF the
military school at Epworth, iowa,
spent Sunday with F. A. Bracket ana
family. CO.,
Miss, Katherine Ortscheid OF Cass-
Vile who is staying with John T1ede-
manns at Platteville and attending the
normal school, spent Sunday at the
Chas. Tiedemann home. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Freeman H. u
Addison and Mrs. Ervie ADDISON anu
son. Chester. of Walnut Grove, Mill,
motored to Lancaster last week anu
visited at the Jas. Addison home
Henry Ramshaw motored to Omaha
last Monday with Will Cohoe, takl1s
the train there to Ashland where ne
will snend three weeks on farm
with his son, Elmer I'D
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Jackson anu
daughter, Neva, of MaquoKeta, w.
autoed to Lancaster and spent Tue w. w.
week at the home of their COUSIN ~
Lottie Ward Ropes Nfrs
Guy Horsfall and children ana MIS- MIS-
Mile Hostetter motored to Plae ;th
willie Sunday and spent tne ua3 $3.50
Mrs Hostetter's daughter, Mrs DIo"n
lee, whose birthday it was. ar
Thos. J. Haley, travelling. saiesm nnd
called on the Lancaster trace T Sl,n
visited friends here Monday; LON LON
spent the past week with the " fnr.a
league campers near Lanslhs 80 ~
Herman Cranes of Denver Golo to .
former lancaster resident, and brotnes
Of the late Anthony Cranes visr not
relatives here last week. He had not
been in Lancaster for q years. y
Fred A. Wenzel of East Orange, =,
j., one of the staff of the or9 ,s;tor
publications, was a weekend I've, rlp
with his mother and otner
in Lancaster Doo+oyvn
VIM Rarr we'll known beelo"