Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-24

! fennlmore last m1d-Week.
Jack Edwards and family of Mount
Hope visited Lancaster relatives Sun
day.
Mrs. Jos. Wacek and children of
Madison are visiting at the A. V. Ward
home
Mrs. Vim. Liddle returned home to
Fennimore Monday following a visit
with Lancaster friends.
Misses Ruth and Jeanette Austin,
cousins, motored to Minneapolis last
week and visited friends.
r. S. Grilley, operator at the depot
| is on vacation. c. w. Thompson of
Madison is substituting.
| Miss AdelIa Switzer of Fennimore
visited her friend, Mrs. Vernon Kin
ney, a few days last week.
The Frank C, Meyer and Ernest Alt
families spent Sunday at the Hickok
and Meyer cabin near Bagley.
George Taylor left Monday for Mad
ison where he enters the school of
Civil Engineering at the university.
Miss Helen Taylor has gone to Du-
buque to work in the stenographic
department at the Stampfer store.
Mrs. Mary Bailie and granddaugh-
! ter, Ruth, are home from visit with
relatives in the Puget Sound region.
Willis Moore of Bloomington under
went an operation for removal of ton
sils and adenoids at Doolittle hospital
| Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Walker went to
Milwaukee Wednesday and drove out
a new Essex coach for the Bailie
Auto Co.
Ed. LANCE of Cobb is laid up with a
badly infected foot due to stepping on
rusty nail. He is keeping close watch
for blood poisoning.
Mrs. J. H. Muesse of Vancouver, b.
c., arrived Friday for a visit with her
| father, M. " Burris, and with other
relatives in Lancaster.
Miss Elva UT has gone to Joliet,
ILL.,, to teach art in the fourth and
sixth grades. She will attend art
school in Chicago during the week
ends this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kinney started
on motor trip to Long Prairie, Mimi,
them to see the country.
Mrs Raymond Thurston of Omaha,
and Miss Mabel Stearn of Grand Is
land, Nebr., were recnet guests of
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. D. Stratton.
Mrs. Stanley Sandilands departed on
Wednesday for her home in Misha-
waka, Ind, after pleasant visit here
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Samuel
Emler, and with other relatives.
Mrs. F. R. Schultz of Tulsa, Okla,
| is here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pink Sr. Thursday, Mrs.
Pink and Mrs. Schultz went to Fen
nimore to visit friends for the day.
Mrs. Albert Flesch of Madison, for
merly. Miss Marie Turner of this CITY.
had an operation performed Sunday a
week ago for the removal of kidney.
Mrs. Flesch has been in poor health
for several years.
VIM. Turner motored to Madison
Sunday to see his daughter, Mrs. AL
bert F1esch, who is a patient at st.
Mary's hospital. Mrs. Flesch is max
ing satisfactory recovery from her
recent operation for removal of one
kidney.
e. L. Mccoy and Phil Goldstein de-
part this week for Huntley, Ill, in the
Mccoy car. Mr.. Goldstein goes on to
Chicago to visit relatives. Mr. Mccoy
returns with Mrs. Mccoy who has
been visiting at the Clanton, home in
Huntley.
Lisle Blackburn has been appoint
ed assistant coach of all athletics at
Lawrence college, Appleton, the COM
ing year Mrs. Blackburn, who has
been visiting her parents, Judge and
Mrs. C. w. Burrows, returns to Apple
ton this week.
The windstorm Sunday caused con-
siderable damage to limbs of trees
and interefered with the power and
light service. Interstate employees
were on guard all day to prevent
damage and keep the lines working.
At Cobb a heavy rain preceded the
storm.
Misses Catherine Fowler and Dor
othy Gibson left Thursday for Madi-
son where they entered Wisconsin
university Catherine takes the Let
tiers and Science course. Dorothy had
not thoroughly determined what
course she would take when she went
to Madison.
The Louis Schneider family motored
to Platteville Sunday and with others
held a reunion of the Schneider fam
lily there They also called at the hos
pitaI and made the acquaintance of
Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider's only great
grandchild, son born to Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Rice a week ago.
Mrs. Harry Goslin and son, Robert,
of Chicago, motored to Lancaster last
Tuesday for a visit with the Misses
| Catherine and Cecilia Trentzsch. The
Goslins came over Grant highway, via
Lena Ill. which is the best and