Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-24

Mrs. J. L. Fletcher is home from
visit with relatives in Illinois.
Miss Anita Richardt of Dubuque Wis
tied Doris and Esther Kaap the past
week.
Miss Helen Bruss went to Madison
Monday to see about teaching pos
ition.
J. B. Horsfall was a recent caller
at Hanover, ILL.,, where he has rela-
tives.
Mrs. James Brees and children of
Mt. Hope are visiting at the Frederick
Aupperle home.
R. NJ. Orchard is driving a new
Buick Six Mr.. Orchard is consis-
tent user of Bucks.
FIR. Macassie of Pra., du Chen has
been visiting Rev. NJ. Haas, pastor of
st. Clements parish.
Julian Bellows left Monday for Cry
stall Lake, ILL.,, where he is visiting
his brother, Bert Bellows.
Miss Margaret Mcnamara has been
in poor health recently but is some
what improved at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schmidt of Mil
waukee visited here the past week at
the Frank Schreiner home.
Mrs. Ruth Riese goes to Dubuque
every Friday to take advanced piano
instruction at Kleine's Academy.
Miss Rachel Schreiner has gone to
Massachusetts where she enters
Wellesley college for another year.
Mrs. Chas. Kaap went to Minneap-
oils Sunday as delegate to the Mystic
Worker convention, in session there.
Mrs. w. A. Galloway and Miss Olive
Moore motored to Platteville Friday
in the formers new OldSmobile coupe.
Mrs. Clara Paulus of Montfort Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Fred Nehls, in
Lancaster last week, returning home
Thursday afternoon.
A son born to Mr.. adm Mrs. Ernest
Morris south of Burton early Monday
failed to survive. The infant was the
the couples first child.
Henry Walker and family went to
Madison Monday. Mrs. Walker enters
hospital there to have an operation
for the removal of a tumor.
Mrs. A. w. 10y of Oklahoma City,
Okla, terminated a pleasant visit here
last week with her father, M. V. Bur
ris, and other relatives, and returned
for home "Wednesday.
Gordon Hampton and wife and
eight children motored to Lancaster
from their home in South Dakota and
visited at the parental Charles Hamp-
ton home.-Plattevill Journal.
clifton Budworth, operator at the
Herald office, is knocked out by bad
attack of stomach trouble. He plans
to go to Rochester unless relief is
apparent soon.
Carl Johnson of the Boscobel Dial
and N. S. Morrison of the Madison
Journal, staff writers, were in Lam
caster Friday and Saturday attending
the Shields and Groves hearings.
Rev. L. Crusius, Mrs. Carl Alt, Mrs.
VIM. Kroening and Miss Elma Bruss
went to Montfort Monday to attend
the county Sunday school convention
as delegates from the Evangelical
church here.
Mesdames James Fowler and James
Gibson and Miss Naomi HanZlik with
Robert Henry as driver motored to
Madison Saturday and spent the day
getting Misses Catherine Fowler and
Dorothy Gibson located in living
quarters
Mrs. Henry Mink motored to Platte
vile Sunday with their son, Rex, who
is taking physical education and man
ual arts at the Normal. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mink also visited their daughter. Ruth
who is teaching i'll the Belmont high
school. @
J. F. Reynolds, Potosi farmer, was
Lancaster caller Saturday, ordering
a display ad for this and next issue,
calling attention to his sale of pure
bred Poland China hogs. Mr.. Rey-
nolds claims to have in his herd some
of the best breeding lines to be found
anywhere.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Cous-
ley held a picnic in their honor last
Sunday. The afternoon was to be
spent at Marsden park but owing to
the stormy weather it was held at
Klondike Spring park. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cousley leave soon for their new
home in Monroe.
Visitors at the Robt. BROKER home
last mid-week were Mrs. Alfred Carl
son of Eldon, ILL.,, and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Mcpherson of Green Bay. The
guests came to Madison to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Chas. Osthoff and con-
cluded their trip with visit at the
BROKER home Mr.. Mcpherson is a
brother of Mrs. Brooker and Mrs.
Carlson.
Local boys playing along Pigeon
creek one day recently discovered a
monster turtle lying on the bank. The
reptile had back nearly two feet
across. 1t gave no signs of life when
stirred except to wiggle its legs in