Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-11-05
LOCAL ITEMS

hee spent the weekend at the JOSH
Leighty home in Lancaster.
Roy Glider left Monday of last week
via motor car for Los Angeles, Calf.
where he will spend the winter.
Fred Brewer and wife and son. Bob
of Chicago motored here Friday fol
a visit with Chas. Brewer and wife.
Miss Lenice Schneider of $50 South
Tyler street, was recent guest al
the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Mrs. A. B. Shannon of Portage has
been visiting the past week at the
Thos. Peacock and Frank Burgess
homes.
c. D. Root and family of Wyeville
returned home Monday following a
visit with the Geo. Noble family OF
So. Lancaster.
Mrs. Mary Thompson is home from
an extended visit near Delavan with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Case.
Jack Livens returned to his work
in Milwaukee Friday following a Wis
it of a week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Livens.
Mrs. Paul Scha1ler of Sparta visited
her sister, Mrs. Frank Schreiner, last
week and took in the Minneapolis
Symphony orchestra concert.
ChaF. Brewer is in charge of the
new Standard Oil Co. filling station
The Lancaster Motor Car Co. leased
the plant from the Standard Oil
C. w. Burrows and family have in
stalled an Arcola hot water heating
system and expect to enjoy it thor
oughly when the cold days come
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas King of Sui
livan, Wis, spent the past week Wis
iting w. H. Williamson and wife. The
Kings weer on their wedding trip.
Mrs. Mort Allen and children, Don
aid and Dorothy, of Tripoli Wis, re-
turned home Monday following a visit
here They were called to Lancaster
by the death of Mrs. Aliens father,
VIM. Burgess.
Lester Green and wife returned
home to Chicago Saturday following
a weeks visit with the formers faith
er, Thomas Green, of Pleasant Ridge.
Mrs. Annie Parkinson of Madison
returned home Thursday following a
visit with her old friend, Mrs. Helen
Budd Taylor Mrs. Parkinson is a ma
tive of Mineral Point.
Miss Lois Horsfall was 9 years old
Monday and in honor of the event a
party was held at the Horsfall home.
A number of little guests were pres
ent for an afternoon Of entertainment
followed by delicious refreshments.
Miss Bessie McNair is back at her
post in the public library following a
visit with her sister-in-law, Mrs. F.
w. McNair, at Houghton, Mich. Du-
ring Miss McNair's absence Miss POr-
fla Showalter had charge OF the
library.
Mrs. Robt. Grilley departed Thurs
day for Madison where she enters
q sanitarium for medical treatment.
She took her little son along the lat
fer going to Deerield to visit his
GRANDPARENTS during his mother
stay in Madison.
Leroy Lindahl of Rockford motored
to Lancaster Monday to visit until
Thursday with his sister, Mrs. FRANK
Marshall. Mrs. Marshall and daugh-
fer, Maxine, leave today with Mr.. LIN
dahl for Rockford where they Will
spend the winter.
extensive redecorating and repairs
orn going forward at the Aupperle
store recent fire made some re-
painting necessary and tne nr!n ue
cided to put the whole interior IN
first-class shape. The result VIII NC
a great Improvement.
Drs. Doolittle performed tonsh OPP
erations Monday on BARBARA Jean
Deakins, daughter OF MI. anu vi p
Leslie Deakins of No. Lancaster JOIN u
Droessler, aged 10, of Plattevlile; anu
Elizabeth Scott, daughter OF Ershihe
Scott of Little Grant.
z G. Hauser returned to MS prdh-
ing run out of Winona tolloWlhS
1vealy,s visit with his wife and chill
drnn in Lancaster. Mr.. Hauser hopes
IN he able to return here Tor Tue
winter when the Galena run is re-
sumed in December.
The hill road to Mccartney statlon
from the county trunk line south OF
Burton is being improved ana pldceu
in condition for traVel. Durlne 80
wears this road has grown popular
through the development OF McC"l :
new as a summer resort
r A. Elliott of Madison, dlstrlct
commercial manager OF the WesCeIn u
Union Telegraph Co., was mere TT
dow arran cling for the forwardlng Vi
election returns Tuesday nlght. Inc
ro+Trns were sent to Monroe ana
comniled there for the entire SOUTH
western Wisconsin area.
Mrs. C. M. Klarms and MISS 1 c,iel.
ma Cook are home from Pine CtIs
Wash. where they accompanied -. W. .
LIarroan's sister, Mrs. CllHoro f1lsSo
Tho latter was i'll for months al. the
EIarman home but finally recupera1eu
sufficiently to be taken west.
DR. I G. Doolittle has returneu
from Milwaukee where he TOOK tIea1-
1nants for rheumatism at sanlld !.
inn Dr Doolittle is entitled to creul'
for the truly big idea of bringing
mammoth attraction ike Tue
apolis Symphony Orchestra 10 o;~ad
caster He proposed 1t ana leoore ase
such encourag cement from In 1,1ith
and others that he went aheau VIZ
the booking. The doctor Iil nee ,lork
vented him from managing Ine oT,or
clear through and this was Iahen -
and handled capably by IL. H. 0oiii 90
er and Harry Orton. - aouob.
Ernest Wisco and wlfe anu uouS
fer of McGregor motored TO L Go,
fer Wednesday and took III pei d ~
ances of the Minneapolis oyiA Va
orchestra at Grantland. MI 30,
is employed by the lnterstate TO
Co with headquarters at AIpet. LEO.
MINI. BY diligent study ana ap 5anced
tion 10 business Ernest has au n, eaIG
himself highly in the electrican ne 20.
and now holds a responsible anu n+ar.
munerative position with the LII
state company. His wife was Io snn th -
Miss lane Fruit, bookkeeper ton s+ e1te
lancaster branch of the lnters'"''