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

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~ llla4, Alden, Marguerite and Hell
en-, of Kearney, Nebr.. returned home
1-i IN Suay AFTER visit of three weeks
80; 80 ieIdClVes IN Lancaster and vi
clnlCy. They motored here and hack
n ~ ellelr maxwell sport touring. Mr..
DasS went TO Kearney about seven
years ago. A few years ago he Loft
carpenter work for CONTRACTING and
mas prospered considerably. The Rass
car was caught in flood in western
/ iowa on the way east and turned over
INTO running water. No one was hurt
and the car was undamaged Nv the
accident. Passing motorists lifted the
road w
Mrs. Clarence Rich and son, John.
departed Thursday afternoon for Bea-
yer Dam where they will visit at the
Rosenau home for a few weeks. They
go later on to Kentucky where Mr..
Rlch has contract. He reports the
weather intensely hot there, lis in
the shade, with lots of malaria.
Jay Gle Crichton returned home on
Friday following a visit of three
weeks IN Chicago and Kentucky Jay
Gle toured the Mammoth cave and a
NUMBER OF other interesting sights
he was accompanied by his father,
Clarence Sousley of Chicago, who re-
NAMED over the weekend.
Arthur HARDWOOD, employed as chem
lst with the Proctor & Gambel Co. at
| CINCINNATI, o., returned to his en-
pIoyment the latter part of last week
after spending his vacation with his
mother, Mrs. r. HARDWOOD, residing
near Burton
Denny Harms of Platteville, Cad
lilac distributor for this territory,
was in Lancaster Thursday afternoon
with a late model touring, the last
word in comfort, speed and appear
ance
Littel Miss Jean Granville and her
cousin, Marion Hill of Metuchen, N
j., a guest at the Granville home, went
to Montfort last mid-week for a visit
with their grandmother, Mrs. P. T..
Stevens.
Beryl Irish departed Thursday for
Metropolis, ILL.,, where he will work
/ for c. E. Rich & Co. on contract work
Mr.. Irish is rated as an expert on ce-
ment work and his services are in de-
mand.
The Methodist ladies served dinner
| for the Kiwanis club Wednesday,
stewed chicken with new potatoes
and dumplings being the piece de re-
sistance. The feed was greatly enjoy
ed.
! Stuart Arhelger, son of Rev. Louis
Arhelger, suffered bitten ankle from
a playmates dog. The wound was
cauterized and no i'll effects have re-
suited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Henry are the
parents of a baby boy who arrived
Wednesday. Mrs Henry is visiting at
the Mrs. Louisa Hurlburt home in Lam
caster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kasper of Sitter
came to Lancaster the fore part of
last week to see the formers mother,
Mrs. Jos. Kasper, who is seriously ILL.,
w. L. Connor of Milwaukee visited
last week with his sister, Mrs. Vic
Holzmiller, in Lancaster and with
other relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Ivanelle Lewis of Lancaster
and Miss Myers of st. Paul were
guests of Miss Belva Hoskins today
Bloomington Record.
Miss Genevieve Turner went to
Madison Wednesday of last week for
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs
Albert Flesch.
Baldwin of Bloomington was at Doc
little hospital Wednesday having tom
sis removed.
Miss Genevieve Kilbourg of Du-
buque is spending her vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kill
bourg.
C. & N. w. Roadmaster Frank Maso
of Montfort looked after company af-
| OF h nf last We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Roper of Chi
cago visited w. A. Johnson and daugh-
ters last week, motoring out and back.
Mrs. John Taylor and daughter,
Miss Clara Budd, visited Bloomington
friends Monday of last week.
Miss Belva Garthwaite had nasal
operation performed by Drs. Doolittle
last Thursday.
Mrs. Glenn Smith of Cassville visit
ed her mother, Mrs. Louisa Rogers,
the past week.
Frank Zenz of Hurricane had ton
sis removed at Doolittle hospital,
Wednesday,
Roy and Edith Lindahl of Rockford
visited Mrs. Frank Marshall here the
past week.
Mrs. Frank Maso of Fennimore was
a visitor in Lancaster Wednesday of
last week.
Miss Grace Noble underwent an ap-
pendectomy at Doolittle hospital last
Tuesday.
Local friends of A. r. Hirst have
organized a thirst for Governor
club.
Miss Anna Wilson of Mt. Hope is
a medical patient at the hospital.
Miss Ruth Frye is visiting her moth
er. Mrs. Ellis Schmidt, at Madison
Lloyd Hyde is home from Chlcago
for a vacation visit
Fred Philbrick is driving new Olds
sedan.