Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-07-02
LOCAL ITEMS

Pendleton residence in the second
ward.
Mrs. A. Erwin of Fennimore visited
over Sunday in Lancaster with Mrs.
John Edge.
Mrs. Florence Suttle went to Chi
cago Saturday for visit with rela-
tiyes and friends.
Hugo Krebs and Ted Raymond of
Madison and Ft. Atkinson are in Lam
caster on business.
Miss Helen Carr returned to Madi-
son Monday following a visit with
Lancaster relatives.
Misses Laurinda Hampton and Olba
HodoVal went to Madison Saturday to
enroll in university summer school.
Miss Avis Quick of Mineral Point
was a mid-week guest at the John
Ellis home in Lancaster, returning
Saturday
Mrs j. C. Halloran and daughter of
Muscoda are guests Of c. E. Rich and
Wife Mr.. Halloran is expected for a
4th of July visit.
Paul X. Edwards, Lawrence stu
dent, is visiting his mother, Mrs. NJ. c.
Edwards. Paul plans to go to the Wis
consin university this fall.
Mrs. VIII Reuter-, daughter, Marion
lie, and Miss Mildred Meyer, all of Mil
waukee spent from Friday to Tuesday
at the C. w. Burrows home. Mrs. Bur-
rows and Mrs. Reuter- are cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Vernon of Chi
CagO announce the arrival of a son
at their home. Mr. Vernon is employed
by the Johnson Heating Co of Chi
cago. He was formerly staff assistant
with the highway office here.
Leo Keehner and wife of POtosi
~ AT a
new Overland car for their territory
Miss Eva Taylor went to Madison
Saturday where she will attend sum-
mer school at Wisconsin "U."
No Lancaster farmers ask a cor
rection in the item that a sociable
was held to help defray the fine Of
John Kasper, fined for shooting a
trout A collection was taken instead.
Mrs. Benz Hartline and son, John
Calvin, went to Chicago Monday Mrs.
Hartline takes her babe, aged Z
months, to Presbyterian hospital
where an operation for cleft palate
will be performed.
VIM Burgess had a stroke of par
alysis Thursday but has been resting
comfortably since. He is 81 years old.
A daughter, Mrs. Fred Mcdowell of
Madison, came home at once remain
ing until her father showed improve
ment
A 10-year old son of Grant Atkin-
son of Beetown, is under the care of
Dr.. Kra1t due to an injury of Sunday
a week ago. While standing on a stump
pIayirg a game the boy fell. A silver
pierced his body inflicting an ugly
wound He is recovering.
Mr. and Mrs J. 7. Bennett and
daughter. Mrs. H. E. CartheW, return
ed Monday from Pittsburg, Pa, where
they went to attend the wedding OF
Keenan, Bennett ana Miss Winifred
Palmer of Pittsburg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett will reside in Pittsburg.
G. M. DuHamel received a letter
last week mailed the day previous in
New York. The letter left New York
in the morning via air mail for Chi
cago. 1t reached Chicago in ten hours.
The letter laid there until a. M. and
was then sent via the Northwestern to
Lancaster, reaching here at noon
Mrs. Robert Narrower of Pittsburg,
Pa, formerly of Lancaster, visited
here last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ora
Place. She departed yesterday for
other points in the state to visit prior
to returning home. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rover lived in Lancaster for years
but went east a few years ago Iol-
lowing the death of their son, FRANK
They are well located in P1ttsburg.
Miss Julia Voight of PlatteY1lle was
a weekend visitor in Lancaster, re-
turning Tuesday.
The w. ]. Battle grounds, always a
pleasure to look at are a feast for the
eve at present. Following long sue
cession of various kinds of outdoor
lowering plants, Mr.. and Mrs. Ballle
now have great quantities OF roses III
bloom. Mr.. Battle has genius lot
gardening and flower culture ana may
be seen among his plants at almost
any hour of the day. And the BaHIes
never forget the sick, the shut-lhs OF
other flower lovers who are not SO
blessed as they are.
Edwin .Tiru and son, Edw. Joseph
went to Madison Monday noon. MI
Jiru. now employed by Geo. T. Goole
e Son is an eX-Seryice man. tie was
in the 32nd division overseas anu 81
spent IS months and DAYS III Iho
service. He was wounded at ChaCeou
Thierry and carries a silver pldIe -
his right side as a substitute Iol d ~
A piece of shrapnel also graleu one
knee. Mr. Jiru went TO Mauison ~
take further physical examination az
Cellent -,
The marriage of Donald Hickok' son
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Hickok, an i,
Marian Elizabeth Walker, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Walker. takes place
today at the home of the BRIDE IN IniS
city. The Rev. Louis ArheIger WI
perform the service which WI %
witnessed by immediate tamllles ~
the young people. Mr.. ana Mrs. N 10 n
ok leave today on Weddlns up ~ -
SIiIwaul,e and Chicago and will Df
home in Lancaster after July 10. BotL
Young people are highly regarded a a,
the 6eaping measure of best wishes wishes
accorded them by numerous frl i7I
are full of sincerity and good VIII
After a lapse Of seven years 10 !,
day the Rev H. A. StudebakeT ple .,I,ii
ed from the congregational pulpl
here Sunday. Mr.. Studebaker nas ~ ~
DnplyfnrQ ana Iul