Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-08-13

Miss Bessie McNair was a Fenni-
more caller Wednesday
Miss Ruth Jordan of Barneveld was
a recent guest of her aunt, Miss Lizzie
Hore.
The J. D. Hatch and J. c.. Doolittle
families are home from their north
earn trips.
Mrs. Louisa Rogers, an aged resi-
dent of this city, has been in poor
health of late.
A good crowd attended the opening
of the new Klondike spring park last
Tuesday evening.
The Dave Spaith and Fred Marber-
ger families spent the past week
camping out at the Dells, near Kill
bourn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Abrams ac-
companied by Miss Emma Nehls mo-
tored to the Delis last week for an
outing.
A. V. Ward, the hustling west side
restauranteur, has been taking
weeks vacation, camping out at Nc
Cartney.
Mrs. John Vogel and son, Carson, of
Chicago, have been visiting the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Burton Sumner of
this city.
John P UT of Springfield visited
here last week with Mrs. Ethel UT
and daughters at their home in the
fourth ward.
couple of years ago and a friend
ship sprung up that results now in
matrimony. Friends here extend con-
gratulations.
Miss Ruth Mink has returned home
FL 7n1o fyi1 TO
Lake Chetek, in northern Wisconsin,
with Rev. Campbell and family.
Miss Catherine Mcnamara returned
following a visit with Miss Mcnamara
and Mrs. Mccullough of this city.
Mrs. A. o. Lee and children depart
ed Thursday for their home in st.
Paul, Mimi, after pleasant ten days
visit at the home of her mother, Mrs.
A. Budworth.
Mrs. Guy o. Miller of Chicago was
the guest of l.. Weber and wife last
week Mrs Miller was formerly Net
tie Angus, youngest daughter of G. H.
Angus and wife.
Mrs. Barbara Fletcher was in Chip
pewa Falls last week taking Helen
Keehner OF this county, a siX-year-old
who was defective mentally. The child
was admitted to the home.
Urban Smith of Lancaster Jet, who
has been in q government hospital
near Milwaukee for treatment for
some time past, has returned home.
His health is in a precarious state.
The Earl Duffy family leave this
week for the west. Mr.. Duffy plans to
locate in Seattle or nearby and to go
into the garage business in small
way building up as business expands.
Miss Amelia Rudersdorf of Fenni-
more returned home Thursday fol-
lowing a weeks visit at the Felix
Wanazek home in Little Grant. She
was accompanied by Miss Helen Wan
azek who will visit there.
The Edward Herman and Edward
Priban families of Chicago, visiting
Lancaster relatives and friends for ten
days, motored home Friday morning.
They left here at a. m. expecting to
reach their destination by noon.
F. A Morehouse, fair secretary, adj
dressed the Kiwanis club Wednesday
on the subject of cooperation to make
a good live fair in September. The
matter was referred to the public af-
fairs committee with assurance of
full cooperation.
The marriage of Miss Marie Meyer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyer
of this city, has or soon will take
place Miss Meyer left recently for
the west expecting to visit at couple
of points before reaching Seattle
where she will be married to Loren
c. Stevenson, prominent lawyer of
that city, specializing in criminal
practice. Miss Meyer worked for Mr..
Stevenson while residing IN Seattle