Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-08-06
LOCAL ITEMS


Mrs. D. R. Vickers of PlatteyilIe |
was in Lancaster on business over
Friday.
Mrs. John Burns and Mrs. Margar-
ct Finnegan are visiting in Highland |
this week.
Lowrey Morse of Fond du Lac is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. |
G.. Morse.
Mrs. Frank Narrower of Fl Atkin- |
son visited at the Harvey Foster home |
in Lancaster last week.
Miss Carolyn rockingham OF Madi-
son was the weekend guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. Martha Wright
Misses Ruby Emerson and Mabel
Maso of Fennimore were between
trains callers in Lancaster Monday.
Prof. Irwin Kraemer and family have
returned to Muscatine, Iowa, follow
ing an extended vacation visit here.
c. D. Stratton and wife went to Chi
cago Monday to attend the Gift Shop
exposition at the Sherman House this
week.
Miss Nina Barber returned home to
Oshkosh Saturday following a visit of
two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert
GrOenier.
A. ]. Frazier departed Saturday for
Madison to spend a couple of days
with his son, Milton, attending sum-
mer school there.
Everett Beetham, editor of the Muir
do, Is. d. Coyote, was in Lancaster
last weekend to attend the funeral of
his brother, Robert.
Fred Garner went to Madison Sat-
urday for a weekend fishing in the
lakes there. Fred says the river fish
ing is very poor now
DIR. P. l.. Seaman of Pra. du Chen
was Lancaster visitor over Sunday.
DR.. Seaman practiced here many years
ago and has many friends in Lancas-
ter.
V. Holzmiller and family motored
to Highland Sunday to attend a picnic
held there and to bring back Monica
who had been visiting there the past
week.
DR.. Lawrence Holzmiller of Mil
waukee visited his brother, Vic, Mon
day. Monica and Harold Holzmiller
returned home with him for two
weeks visit in the city.
Chief of Police Kerr is investigat-
ing a report that parties are poison
ing cats owned in the west part of
the city. A great wall went up from
children when they found their pets
poisoned.
Walter Rose of Kenosha returned
home Monday following a visit at the
home of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs RollO Rech. Miss Leola Rech re
turned with her cousin for a visit at
the Walter Rose home in Kenosha.
Miss Nellie Dolphin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dolphin of Wya-
lusing, underwent on operation for
appendicitis at Doolittle hospital on
Thursday. Miss Dolphin's father was
called by death a couple of weeks ago.
She is doing well.
Miss Gertrude Johnson of the U. of
w department of speech and Misses
Margaret H'Doubler and Alice Brown
ell of the department of physical ed
ucation spent the weekend at the
Carl Roth home here.
Erwin Bendlin of Milwaukee and
Walter Christensen of Chicago were
guests at the Henry Godfrey place
Thursday and Friday. The boys are
cousins of Mrs. Godfrey and are tour
ing Wisconsin. They enjoyed the splen-
did scenery in Grant county.
Mrs Ray Groenier went to Fenni-
more Saturday for an afternoon visit
with an old friend, Mrs. Waldo, for
merly Miss Vera Thompson, who is
on visit here from California. Mrs.
Waldo is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thompson of Fennimore.
Mrs. G. L. Dodge returned Mon5ay
to her home in Spokane, Wash, after
visit of two weeks with her brother,
Geo. Lowrey. Sunday the / )wrey rel
atives to the number of % gathered
at Marsden Park, Fennimore. for
goodbye picnic in honor of Mrs.
Dodge.
Mrs. Roy Bradford and children,
Phyllis, Jean and Gordon, of Spokane,
Wash, visited in Lancaster last week
with the formers brother, Ed Oleson.
Mrs. Bradford came east to attend
the funeral of her father. They went
ito LIVINGSTON Monday to complete
visit with relatives there.
Mrs. Ben Mills, Esther and Clar-
ence Mills from Lincoln, Nebr$ are
visiting at the home of Louis Vesper-
man, a brother of Mrs. Ben Mills.
They will stay here about ten days
visiting other relatives in and near
Lancaster. Mrs. H. Holzinger, sister
of Mrs. Mills, and Chas. and Henry
Vesperman, brothers.
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Melvin Cooper of Glen Haven has
purchased some registered Ayrshire
cattle and will begin a herd founda-
ton with the celebrated Sc1tch oreea.
The Ayrshire breed is noted for ITS
longevity, hardness and economical
nroduction. The calves are strong at
birth and are easily raised, so breed
ers aver. 1t will not be long until MI;
Cooper has a whole herd OF these req
and white profit makers, s
Jos. Hamer, resident OF the tnlrQ t
ward, was awakened one night lasI
week by the squawking OF young
chickens in his yard. Mr.. Hamer Wens