Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-10
LOCAL ITEMS

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to her school work at Edgerton.
Miss Esther Petty will teach at Du-
rand the coming school year.
Miss Laurinda Hampton departed on
Friday for Evansville where she re-
sumes her teaching in the high school.
Miss Caroline Bremmer went to
Fennimore Wednesday to visit her
uncle, VIM. BOIL.
Leroy Edwards has resigned his
Madison position and goes to Indian
apolis to teach the coming year.
Mrs. Emma Haeflich of Galena is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Paul
Stoeckig.
Mrs. Gibson Baxter of Fennimore
was a Lancaster caller, Friday, visit
ing her parents here between trains.
Graydon Roberts, now located in
railroad work at Burlington, Iowa,
visited Lancaster relatives last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kitson of Madi-
son visited last midweek at the Geo.
Wetter home, returning east Saturday.
Miss Mabel McCabe went to Madi-
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end with her sister.
C. H. Basford returned home last
Thursday evening from visit with
his son at Momence, Ill.
A car of steers left the local yards
Monday bound for Chicago. j. A. Nc
Coy shipped three horses to Jefferson.
Miss Janice Eastman has accepted
a teaching position in the Livingston
schools.
Miss Theda Howe returns to Mil
waukee to resume pedagogic work in
the high school there.
Mrs. A. F. Funk returned home to
Milwaukee Wednesday following a
visit with her father, E. E. Graham
Miss Martha Meyer has returned to
Burlington, Wis, where she will in
struct again this year.
Miss Dorothy Mcmahon left Friday
for Menominee Falls, near Milwaukee,
where she will teach the coming year
Miss Jeanette Mccoy departed on
Thursday for Milwaukee where she
begins her years work in the public
schools this week.
Rev. L. Arhelger went to Milwaukee
Wednesday afternoon after Mrs. Ar
helger and children who were down
there for a visit with relatives.
Miss Helen Judd has returned to
Chicago where she is connected with
the nursing staff of one of the large
hospitals.
Billy and Ruth Weaver of Madison
returned home Friday afternoon after
a weeks visit at the Jos. Grimes
home in Lancaster.
Harry Behncke and wife departed
for Chicago Saturday following visit
with Lancaster relatives. They Will
locate in Chicago.
Miss Nellie Keitlinger went to Lake
Mills Saturday to resume her teaching
duties in the primary department OF
the Lake Mills schools.
+. A. Brunckhorst, one of the lead
ing attorneys of the county metropo-
lis. was in Lancaster on legal bust
ness Wednesday.
Miss Frances Knox has returned to
Jennings Seminary, Aurora, Ill, to
take her last year of study at the
school.
Conrad Knapp of Detroit, Mich, re-
turned home Thursday morning after
a weeks visit with his sister, Mrs.
Henry Belz
Miss Elva Dyer departed Friday for
Richland Center where she will teach
the sixth grade the coming schoool
year.
c. B. Ziegler and daughter, Mrs.
Ruth Riese. and grandson, John Ed
ward Riese, departed Monday for
Milwaukee where they are visiting
few days at the Tarrant home.
Miss Olive Moore, who is in Ian
caster taking care of Mrs. Allce Cal
Ioway. was recently presented with a
scholarship by the Layton School OF
Art of Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs ]. F. Tiedeman mo-
tored to Lancaster from PlatteVliIe
in their new Chevrolet, spending the
dav at the home of Charles T1ede-
mann.
Miss Eva Wams1ey. daughter OF MT
and Mrs. Chas Wamsley OF TINS Guy
is recuperating from an operation Iol
annendicitis performed by the DTS
Godfrey at her nome
Harvey Abrams and wife motored 70
Reedsviile last week and visited the
Downer Kilby family. Mr.. Kilby has
charge of a large canning plant al
Reedsville.
Mrs. Nellie Bevins is moving to
Fennimore for the winter, Her o i
daughter, Gladys, enters the teacp l';n =
training course in Fennimore hlsn
school.
The Lancaster band accompanied ps
= t,oostors went to Fennimore Fri
d faV evening and gave a concert in the
i n,ty of Grant County Fair mere
this week
Harry Krohn, second-year student en-
= H. tba commercial department at the
I ~ .5' university. visited his parents u
Lancaster last mid-week t,noa he sn mai
pickle Powers, one OF three ba Sos
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