Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-07-30
LOCAL ITEMS

CnduIauqua opens July 81.
Mrs. Carrie Grimm of Dubuque has
been visiting her father, Geo. Muesse.
Chautauqua opens July 81
Miss Flossie Govier, student at
Ames, Iowa, is visiting her parents
here.
Chautauqua opens July 81.
carleton Heberlein has returned
from Milwaukee following a six-weeks
stay there.
Chautauqua opens July 81.
Hymen Goldstein is on a motor trip
in Canada with a brother who resides
at st. Paul.
Chautauqua opens July 81.
Misses Dorothy and Gertrude Kutsch
of Dubuque are visiting at the Peter
Hoffman home.
Chautauqua opens July 81.
Chas. rockingham of Madison shook
hands with Lancaster friends Thurs
day and Friday.
Chautauqua opens July 81.
H. l.. Folio is visiting relatives at
Escanaba, Mich. Mrs. Folio went there
several weeks ago.
Chautauqua opens July 81.
Miss Gretta Calvert of Benton has
been visiting her uncle, Timothy Cot
t1ngham, and family
Chautauqua opens July 81.
Mrs. VIM. Ohlert of Madison visited
here last week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Starr.
Chautauqua opens July 81.
Miss Hazel Degenhardt of Pine
River, Mimi, was the guest of her
cousin, Mildred Ertz.
Chautauqua opens July 81.
Mrs. RObt Grilley and son, Robert
jr., departed Tuesday for Deerfeld,
where they are visiting relatives.
Chautauqua opens July 81.
L. c.. Berry of Fennimore, candidate
for register of deeds, was a Lancas-
ter caller between trains Thursday
Chautauqua opens July 81.
Frank Fivecoat is home from Iowa
where he has been working, and may
decide to locate in Wisconsin again.
Chautauqua opens July 81.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hudson of Lit
tie Grant, went to Madison Thursday
to visit their daughter, Ruth, residing
there.
Chautauqua opens July 81.
Miss Viola Grabner of Madison, dis
trict traffic inspector for the Bell Tel
trains Thursday.
NuduIdUQup ODCllO u uiJ oI'
DR. J. c. Doolittle reports the ar
rival of a girl at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Beckett, So. Lancaster, on
Friday, July Is.
Miss Maria Hore returned to her
work at Platteville Thursday follow
ing an extended visit with relatives
in the Lancaster vicinity.
Mrs. Albert Allen of Preston was
in Lancaster Thursday her daughter,
Myrtle, having tonsils and edenoids
removed at Doolittle hospital
Miss Lila Wendell writes from
Brunswick, Ca, asking to have the
Herald sent her there for time. She
is visiting a sister in Brunswick.
The Jail is empty for the third time
since Sheriff Joe Edges incumbency.
The present year has been a heavy
one along criminal lines, the sheriff
says.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Willard have re-
turned to their home near Seattle,
Wash, following an extended visit
with the latters mother, Mrs Flor
ence Lane.
Mrs. Glenn Koehler and son, Karl,
returned home to Madison Wednesday
afternoon, following a visit with Mrs.
Koehler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Wieland.
Wilbur Frost bought the A. G.
Smith team, harness and buggy at
the auction sale near the postoffice on
Thursday evening, the purchase price
being $85.
Gibson Baxter of Fennimore is put
ting N a few days at the A. &. 2. tea
store prior to taking one of the maca-
gerial positions, for which he has
been chosen.
Alex Kennedy. formerly Northwes-
form car cleaner at Fennimore and
now of Baraboo, was in Lancaster
over Tuesday. He may decide TO 10
cate here soon.
]. D. Hatch and family are on mo-
tor trip 10 Bayfield,, in northern Wis
consin. to be gone a couple of weeks.
During Mr.. Hatch's absence Al. Wen
gel is in charge at the store.
Rev. II. w. Schneider of W1nsloW,
TIL nastor OF a Methodist church at
that point, visited in Lancaster over
Thursday with Chas P. Schneider.
The two Schneiders are related by
marriage but of no direct kin.
Miss Floyd Bryan, R. n, returned
+o her work in Chicago Friday morn
ING a short visit with Ersklne Scout
and wife Of Little Grant. She expects
10 return to complete her vacation
visit before the summer is over.
Miss Mary Ennor of Madison visit
cd Miss Fanny Dyke in Lancaster
few DAYS last week but left Wednes-
day for Madison on account Of her
nenhew. w. t. Ennor, being called TO
take up a new position at Pittsburg,
The Ladies of the G. A, R. held
eoodby picnic at Schreiner Park Tues
dav in honor of Mrs. Geo Tuckwooo
who IS moving to Madison. As tokel
of Good will Mrs. lockwood was pre-
sented with a grey suede address
book. .1.. r-,,,,,,,
and Edward Hinterburg took place at
Milwaukee July rs. Miss hamm sue
cessfully taught music in the Lancas-
ter schools for couple OF years.
Mr. Htnterburg was principal of the
Hioh1and school for several years
mast mast and goes to WATERFOWL in the
Fall to head the schools there
John Weber, brother of Louis and
hos M n