Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-11
LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Philomean SchrauGemyer went
to Madison Saturday for weekend
visit.
L. M. Barstow of st. Louis is the
guest of Rufus McGlashin at the Hy-
mer home.
Mrs. Annie Mclaughlin of Wauke-
sha visited her son, the Rev. Nc
Laughlin, over Sunday.
Mr.. Baer of Boscobel returned home
Monday following visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Clyde Pierce.
Roland Bendorf, employed as line
man with the Wisconsin T8elephone
co. at Madison, spent the weekend in
Lancaster.
A. Harold Truitt of Fennimore Wis
tied in Lancaster over Sunday and at
tended the double-header ball game at
Platteville.
Mrs. Frank Marshall and daughter
Maxine, spent Friday in Fennimore
attending the child welfare clinic
while there.
Mrs. VIM. Mcmahon went to Chica-
20 Friday for visit with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Aurich.
Rev Thos. Bevin and family of
Reedsburg are here visiting L. Alt
and wife. Rev. Bevin preached at the
Methodist church Sunday.
Mrs. Robt. Hoffman went to Pra. du
Chen Monday to attend the gradu-
alton of her sister, Miss Veronica
Gull, at st. Mary's college.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Lange of Cobb
were Lancaster callers at the George
Gibbs home Sunday. Mr.. Gibbs re-
mains in very poor health.
Hewlett Barnett went to Milwaukee
Sunday to enter the employ of a GER
cal products company, as a member
of the Milwaukee sales force.
Carleton Heberlein went to Milwau-
kee Friday to take up law office work
for the summer. Carleton has decided
to follow law as a profession.
Dr. Fowler and family motored to
Chicago Sunday for a weeks outing
The doctor is attending a national
convention at Rush Medical college.
Otto Gulke and daughter, Bernice,
of Watertown, came Sunday for Wis
it at the David Porter home. Mr. Gull
Ike returned home but Bernice will
remain for an extended summer visit.
Dr. Kraut reports the arrival Sunday
of a son at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Nevarel, residing on the river
bottom opposite Specht's Ferry, The
youngster weighed pounds.
Mrs A. P. Anderson and son, James,
returned to Shawano, Wis, Saturday,
following a visit with the G. F. Dick
inson and Dr. Baldwin families of
Patch Grove and Bloomington.
The Rev. A. E. Beaumont and wife
of West Chicago were Lancaster Wis
itors over the weekend. Rev. Beau
mont occupied the pulpit of the Con-
gregational church Sunday morning
and evening.
Everett Faust writes the Herald
from Stockton, ILL.,, directing the Her
aid be sent there. Everett has accept
ed an offer as cook for Contractor
Jake Udelhofen.
William Lorenz jr. is the proud
owner of a five-passenger Stanley
steamer Will says it is the finest
car he ever drove. He has the local
agency for the Stanley.
The Rev Michael Haas of st. Glenn
ent's has completed a year in the To-
cal pastorate. FIR. Haas came to Lam
caster from Columbus, o., June TO-,
1923. driving a truck containing his
effects overland.
Mrs. Fannie Martin of Rewey was
mid-week guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clay Knapp, returning home Satur-
day. Mrs Martin came particularly 10
see Mrs Elvira Pauley, an aged aunt
who resides with the Knapps.
Misses Blanche Kasper and Leola
Schwantes went to Elmhurst, lu.,Sat-
urdav to take in commencement at the
Lutheran college there this week.
Paul Kasper, a Lancaster boy, hnlshes
academy and now enters college.
Mrs. Irma Gault, Mrs. Harry Gault
and Evelyn Sherman motored TO MIL
yankee Thursday morning, visiting
there until Saturday. They then Went
to Chicago to visit until today ana
expect to reach Lancaster again To-
morrow.
Mamie Guggenheim writes the Her-
aid from st. Louis where he is WISH
ing and enjoying life. Mamie assures
us that life in St. Louis is muCn do
per usual He saw "SWede Delaney
who is now permanent MEMBER VI
the st. Louis club. .,.,od
One Holman, a farmland employed
in Norwegian Hollow north of Fen
nimore. was arrested Friday ana TAX
On before Justice Sumner OF Fennl-
moro on a charge of driving a car
while drunk. Mr. Holman preferreu
the hospitality Of Sheriff Joe Eoge loI
80 DAYS to paying fine OF 30 any any
costs and in consequence is a guess
at the county Jail. toto.
The Herald is corrected in the staee,
ment that Tony Ellis was gwen soro
medal for highest scholarship nohUl )
in his class. Mr.. Ellis received Ine
honor for scholarship school loyal,
ty, courtesy and all-around gQ Doc
citizenship. The class honors l9i
scholarship, that is standing IN . stHu.
les, was held by CatheTlne a roml
valedictorian. Frances Brandem ptsr
had second honors and was salutatol-
ian. ,,a,o fo,
Cond. Mills is really to blame i. a9i
the bad weather and not the .d nei| nT
office The conductor p feul ~ int o.
March 20 that three months OF VIZ az
would won ensue as the wind was in t tit
wrong quart quarter on that day when the the
sun ou crossed the line Luckily for M a,
Mills he is leaving Lancaster 70 ~
gone most of the summer else q tbis
volt him ABOUT Ills