Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-03
Nearby Notes

Aug. %.
John eastman motored in last week
from Letcher, 8. D., for few days of
business here.
Harold Goldstein fractured a collar
bone playing football at the play
ground Friday.
Mrs. Florence Knapp and son, Billy.
returned Friday from a summer visit
In Minneapolis.
Rural mail carriers of the county
celebra ted Labor day with a picnic at
Mareden Park. FennimOre.
Miss Louisa Wiggert of Chippewa
Falls visited ia Lancaster last week as
the guest of Miss Theresa Haas.
Mrs. E. J. Carthew, Spokane, Wash,
who has been visiting east, Is here
for brief visit with her brothers, the
Damms.
Mrs. J. Adams of Asheville, N. c..
visited in Lancaster from Wednesday
TO Monday with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
B. CleInentson.
Carl Sager had tonsils removed at
Doolittle hospital Tuesday. Lee Wash
burn of Montfort had a similar opera
ton there Thursday.
Messrs and Mesdames Arch Par
kins and Ellis Schmidt motored to
Kilbourn Sunday and visited over
Labor day at the Dells.
Miss Lena ROesch left yesterday
morning for her home in Eau GaIIie,
Fla, after summer visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Roesch.
Miss Pearl Kerr departed Saturday
for Rice Lake, Wis, where she will
teach first and second grades in the
school there this year.
n kH~s-- -
elder Mr.. Watkins motored up from
st. Louis and are visiting Louis Yes
perman. Mrs. Watkins father.
FRANK Bowling of Livingston died
at his home near there Wednesday,
Aug. q. after a lingering Illness.
A widow and five children survive.
Mr. Baxter of Chicago visited with
Lancaster relatives over Sunday. Mr..
Baxter is grandfather of the famous
movie star BABY Peggy" Montgomery.
Rev. John Birrell goes to BaraboO
this week to attend the annual Metho-
dist conference. A list of assignments
will appear in the Herald, probably
next week.
Mrs. Walter Schad and two sons and
daughter left Friday for their home In
Chicago following visit of two weeks
with the August Jahnke family of No.
Ian caster.
Mrs. Albert Flesch of Madison has
been quite Ill of late and her sisters,
Laura and Genevieve Turner are in
Maids on helping care for things at the
F1esch household.
Miss Leona McAuley, teacher in the
Nil @aukee schools, returned to her
work Saturday following visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Auley of No. Lancaster.
The Geo. Sandleback family is NOV
ing 70 Fennimore for the winter.
daughter, Genevieye, completes her
high school work with year OF teach
ers' training at Fennimore.
Herbert Henderson and wife OF
Madison motored to Lancaster Satur-
day and visited at the Alonzo Aupper-
lie home. They returned Sunday, Mrs.
M. u. Shearer going with them.
Miss Leone Showalter went to Chi
cago Saturday following visit OF sew
eral weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Anime Showaitsr. She may accept a
Chicago position for the winter.
Leonard Behncke, II, son of Otto
Behncke, was brought to DOolittle hos
pital Saturday evening, quite Ill with
appendicitis. He Is resting easy now
and an operation may be avoided.
The temperature dropped to As de-
grees above yesterday morning and
some bulbs showed as low as AZ above.
This indicated frost In the low places
but the damage, If any, was light.
Mrs. Maggie Wier and daughter.
Florence, went to Madison Saturday
for a few days stay. Florence plans
to attend Madison Business College
for a course in commercial framing;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rohde and child
rem and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter blatz'
and Miss Lille Dresner, all or MIL
waukee, motored here over the week
end and visited John Rohde ana ram
lily
ROY Walker, So. Lancaster farmer,
vas taken suddenly i'll with dizziness
Monday morning and unable TO resume
his work as threshing engineer. He
was much improved in health yester-
day. =.
Mrs. A. F. Funk of Milwaukee Is
Visiting her father and step-mother,
T. r. Graham and wife. She returns
home this week. Mrs. Graham Is
Somewhat improved in health after
long illness. -,
The Monitor Garage closed deal
last week with the Iowa Oil co. OF Du-
buuue whereby the owners nave tnS
lease on the new filing station re,
GENTLY erected by the Interstate On
Co. and sold to the Iowa people.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howe were III
Delavan last week as guests OF tne
bradley Knitting Co. Mr.. Howe at
tended a meeting of the Bradley sales
force and he and wife took in the var
ions social events of the week there
Lester SCHNEIDER has moved rom
Flora to the Joey Baltic farm In 70
tosi. entering Mr. Babies employ. Mr.
Schneider retired from farm WORK
Years or so ago and has since oeen
emnloved on road work. He now re-
turns to his regular calling.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bennett and son. mas,
left Sunday for their home III Ceua.
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