Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-07-23
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs Ellie Dobson was a Madison
caller Wednesday.
sIrs. Orrin Burr visited Dubuoue
friends last week.
Mrs. E. L. Whitman of GaIesburg
I'LL, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Len Bradley.
Paul Weber is planning to attend
school in Dubuque the coming season
Mrs. Geo. Beck and daughter. La
Won, were Dodgeville passengers on
Wednesday.
Miss Virginia Allen of BoscobeI
spent the past week in Lancaster Wis
ting her friend, Evelyn Roth.
Mrs. G. w. Hill of Pittsburg. former
" a Lancaster resident, is visiting
relatives here and at Montfort.
Mrs. Fred Kicks and son, Charles.
Of BOscObel, visited Joe Edge and wife
last week, returning home Thursday.
clyde Wilson and wife and daugh-
ters Of Madison visited here last week
as guests of the David Crichton fam
lily.
Nesdames Price and Jones of FuIda.
Mimi, have returned home following
visit with DR.. j. w. Gibson and fam
iIy.
Leroy Edwards, employed in Mad
ison drug store, returned to work on
Wednesday following a visit at his
home here.
Miss Anna Adrian, visiting at her
home near Cassville, returned to Mil
waukee via the Northwestern, We'd
nesday morning.
Will Godfrey of st. Paul and Miss
T1If Of
ing their brother, Robert Godfrey, in
North Lancaster.
Mrs. w. J. Mccormick and sons,
Harold and Jack, returned to Chicago
Wednesday after an extended visit
with Henry Carroll and wife
Mrs. Nan Donnelly of Madison Wis
tied at the A. E. Lewis home the past
week, going from here to CassvilIe
where she spent the weekend
The Geo. lockwood family are NOV
ing to Madison. Their daughter, Ruby,
enters Wisconsin university this fall.
Supt. F. E. Ralph has rented the
lockwood home.
State Bank Examiner Edwards was
in Lancaster last week checking up
the local banks. Mr.. Edwards has
charge of examining work in ten
southern counties in Wisconsin.
H. B. Fischer of Muscatine, Iowa,
is visiting his son, Walter Schwartz.
Mr. Schwartz and family returned last
week from a Muscatine visit bringing
the old gentleman back with them.
Miss Myrtle Fink, niece of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry B. Godfrey, returned to
her home in Milwaukee, Thursday, af-
ter very enjoyable visit here. She
expects to return again in August.
The Carl Roth family motOred to
w Allis Friday for Miss Leona Bry-
han who comes to Lancaster to finish
the balance of her vacation. Miss Bry-
han is teacher and librarian of the
new high school at w. Allis.
Chas. Schleicher writes the Herald
from Brooklyn, remitting $3.50 and
asking to have the paper sent to him
again Mr. Schleicher said he tried
life without the Herald but finds 1t
to be empty and futile, therefore the
check for $3.50
Rudolph Vesperman, Stout Institute,
NLenominee, arrived here Wednesday
for vacation visit with his folks.
Rudolph has completed manual
training course in wood work and
will instruct in that line at Eau
Claire this fall and winter
kew. NJ. Haas IS uldh1lS pAOPbAet
tons for a big convention OF the Holy
Name society of the church to be held
here July o. The order was founded
500 years ago. It's principles calI Ior
purity of speech and thought. A large
number of visitors are expected
Mrs. Anna Hekel and daughter,
Lucille, of Waterloo, visited the Ed
Schwartz family last week. Mrs. He
KEEL and Mr.. Schwartz are sister ana
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz Will
soon have as guest their nephew
Reinhart Matte of West valley, N. u
yOunS theological student.
Miss Gertrude Johnson, MEMBER
OF the faculty, U. 'of W., was III the
city last week comforting with MISS
Alpha Roth, a recent graduate OF the
University Department of Speech, III
regard to an opening. Miss Roth M
ished high in her class and now mas
under consideration an attractive OF
fer at Ames, Iowa, teaching III eA-
preston, etc.
Fred Day writes the Herald telling
us about his tourist picnic camp III
Bridgeport hollow, near the olS
spring. also sending views. FREQ coll
ducts a barber shop at Patch Grove
is a land salesman, has "Illle
Scotch Collie kennel and mas tlllle
to add to the comfort of the nun
dreds Of tourists along S. T. L. ~ oy
administering to their wants win
tasty eatables. Such an industrious
young man surely deserves publlclty;;
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rindlaub anu
sons, Jack and Billy, of Plattevliile,
were Lancaster callers WedneSuay
afternoon. Mr.. Rindlaub and boys
visited at the Herald plant while MIS-
Bndlaub paid social call at the a. a
L. Sherman home Mr.. RindiauD IS
editor of the PIatteville Witness one one
OF the oldest papers in the state. ms
father. Nj. P. Rindlaub, was assocldte
editor of the Herald half century aso
later taking over the Witness. ne y
now visiting his children in Fargo ~
Dakota. ~,