Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-01-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

ness caller Monday.
Judge 1Smalley went to Dodgeville
Monday for regular court day.
Miss Naomi Cooley, P. N. S. student.
returned to her studies Monday fol-
lowing holiday visit at home.
Miss Marie Myer, visiting in Lam
caster during the holidays, returned
to her school at Geona Jet, Saturday.
Mrs. Lauretta Eastman of Chicago
returned home Monday following a
holiday visit with Lancaster relatives.
Mrs. Mary Peterson of Platteville.
visited over the weekend at the Ed.
Frawley home, returning Monday.
DR.. Godfrey reports the birth Of
son at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lie Craugh, Liberty, Sunday, Jan. 6.
DR.. Godfrey reports the brit of a
daughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
w. J. Webb, Lancaster, Friday, Jan. 4.
Miss Elsie Taylor returned to her
teaching work at Chisholm, Mimi,
Friday, following a holiday visit at
the Roy Wolford home here.
Clement Lacke, pupil at Law
renee, returned to his studies Thurs
day, following a holiday visit in Ian
caster.
Sidney Weber and wife of Milwau-
kee visited Lancaster relatives over
New Years day, returning east
Thursday morning.
Fred Aupperle and grandson, Fred
Brees, went to Mt. Hope Thursday for
a weekend visit at the Jim Brees
home.
Miss Lorraine Wilson returned to
her teaching duties at Ripon, Wis,
Thursday following a pleasant holt
day visit in Lancaster
Jess Crossley has moved back to
Lancaster from GAINESVILLE and may
decide to locate here in permanent
residence.
DR.. Kraut reports the birth Of a
daughter, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John Slaght, Of Beetown, Friday, jan
John Howe was a Monday passen-
ger to Delavan, Wis, where he is at
tending a conference and meeting of
statesmen of the Bradley Knitting Co.
Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Taylor of Madi-
son, visited here last week with their
sOn-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs S. S. McNelly.
Misses Marian Mccullough and
Mary Schuster, students at Rosary
college, River Forest, departed Mon
ing Lancaster relatives.
Harvey Hurlburt, oil salesman, was
a Dodgeville passenger Monday Last
week Harvey sold a $1,000 order, a
carload of En-Ar-Co oil, to the Diels
Motor Co., of Richland Center
Phil Fishman of st. Paul stopped
off in Lancaster Wednesday on his
way home from st. Louis, and visited
until Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Hy
man Goldstein.
Lee Wright has No. IS as his state
dealers license number. He will
watch 1924 carefully to see if the re-
puted unlucky number is really jinx
or not.
Miss Helen Kemper, student at
Whitewater Normal, returned to her
studies Monday following a holiday
visit with her mother and brother in
Lancaster.
Willis Knox, located in Yakima Val
ley. Washington, sent his father, W.
G. Knox, a 12-pound salmon and
box of Delicious apples as a Christ
mas gift.
Miss Janette WOodhouse, organist
at the Methodist church for the past
25 years, received a handsome purse
for Christmas as an. expression OF ap-
probation from the congregation.
Miss Rose Alcorn, located in British
Columbia, for number of years has
moved to San Francisco and can be
reached by letter at 984 Hayes St.,
where she will be pleased to hear
from any old Lancaster friends.
Byron Price of Glenrock, Wyo.,
called here by the death of his father,
the late Daniel Price, started for
home Thursday morning. Mr.. Price
will visit relatives at Rochester,
Mimi. before reaching home.
Mrs. Henry Rech Sr., received WORD
Saturday of the death of her sister,
Mrs Mary Blood of Englewood, Calf,
who died in that city Dec. %, 1928.
Mrs. Blood was formerly resident Vi
Grant county.
James H. Woertendyke, of Callfor-
MIA, a widely known lecturer on tenn
perance subjects, will deliver free
address at the Baptist church, Mon
dav. Jan. IA. His subject will be
How to Enforce the 18th Amend
ment."
R. A. Irwin went to Madison yes
terday to attend the state hortlcultur
al convention. In connection Win
the gathering the horticulturists will
stage a big apple show in the rotunda
of the capitol, giving their event
seven million dollar background.
Mrs. Frances Burr, now visiting at
Sacramento, Calf, has been writing
some interesting letters back descrlD-
ing her experiences there. Mrs. Burr
is the Oldest living native of Lancas-
ter. Her health is good and her facul-
ties exceptionally bright.
Miss Bessie Krohn, history teacher
at Duran, Wis, spent the Mondays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Krohn. returning north Friday. Du
rand has recently completed a model
100000 high school housing the up
per grades and high school classes
The outbound train "Wednesday
noon was loaded with Lancaster a,er
Young people returning TO various
schools, colleges and places OF en-
pIoyment, following Vlslt WIN
friends and relatives in Lancaster
over the holidays.
Ed. Kerr and Harry Kilburg de-
narted Yesterday for Edmund, Wnere