Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-24
FENNIMORE
Especial Correspondence to The Herald.)
Auto Collision.

Auto Collision.
Saturday afternoon, Ora Clark driv-
ing his Lexington collided with one of
Dempsey Bros Ford trucks on high
way 10, and did damage to both ma
chimes. The accident happened on the
Fennimore-Mt. Ida road. Occupants
escaped unhurt.
Miss Mae Peacock is home from
Florida, where she has been for the
past several months. She is again the
bookkeeper at the Peacock creamery.
Brian Rundell was here from Liv-
ingston Saturday.
Tom lockwood of Lancaster was a
Saturday caller
Elizabeth lockwood is out again
after long illness with pneumonia
and rheumatism.
The city streets received their an
nual coating of oil the past week and
the dust is settled for another year.
Will STEINER has been laid up with
an attack of lumbago rheumatism, ne
cessitating his absence from duties at
the STEINER repair shop. Henry
Sheedy helped out few days with
the rush work.
Fred Doan and family left Friday
for Barnum, Mimi, to visit brother,
Jesse, and do some fishing in the
lakes nearby.
Chas. Manning sold Hudson coach
to Chas. J. Tomas.
George Moore was over from Ian
caster Thursday. Other callers from
the county seat were Geo. Mccormick
and wife in their fine new Studebaker
coach.
Mrs. Nellie Faith and grandson,
Glenn, went to Belmont Saturday to
visit her son, Raymond, and family.
The Knapp family picnic held at
Klondike spring park near Lancaster
the third annual affair of it's kind,
was attended by 153 relatives Thurs
day. The affair will be held on the
third Thursday in June next year at
the same place. A pleasant time was
had by all present.
George Howell and wife were Mad
ison visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bowers were
Dubuque callers Thursday.
! Fred Tomas, Louis Penberthy, Len
Stauffacher, Will Magee and Martin
Risic attended the 1. o. o. F. district
convention held at Mt Hope Thursday
evening. The towns comprising the
district are Fennimore, Lancaster,
Mt. Hope, Bagley and Brodtville.
English-Zimmerman Nuptials.
! Prof. Jack English, principal of the
| grades of the Fennimore public school
the past year, and Miss Gladys Zim-
norman, music instructor in the same
school, sprung a pleasant surprise on
their many friends by going to Rock
| ford on May %, and uniting in mar
| riage. Miss Zimmerman is the daugh-
! ter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Zimmerman
of our city, a talented musician and a
fine young lady. The groom is an ex-
cellent young man and has proven
himself to be a thorough instructor.
extended to them
O'COnnOr-TrainOr NuptialS.
On Monday morning, June %, at
O'Clock, occurred the marriage of Miss
Elizabeth Trainor and James O'Con-
nor. The bride is the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Michael
Trainor of this city, and the groom is
fine young man and a progressive
| farmer residing near Mt. Ida. The
happy couple will take up their abode
on the farm in the near fture. Best
wishes of a host of friends are extend
ed to them. They will be at home af-
ter July 9Th.
Farmers Have Big Picnic.
James Tormey and son, Thomas,
motored to Seneca Thursday and at
tended the Crawford county farmers
picnic. Music was furnished by the
Gays Mills band, excellent talks were
given by Prof. John Tormey of Chicago
and Scott EARL of Pra. du CHEN.
Henry Howe, publisher of the Prairie
du Chen Courier, was master of cere-
monies and looked after the cooking OF
| coffee and the wants of the inner man.
A crowd of about $500 was present
and all had bully good time.
Largest Class Ever in BOScObel RAM.
Boscobel Chapter No. 81, Royal
Arch Masons, at a special convocation
beginning Wednesday evening, June
18th, and ending Thursday evening,
June 18th, exalted a class of Is, the
largest ever exalted at any meeting in
the history of the lodge, to the Royal
Arch degree. Those receiving the
Royal Arch degree were Olaf Larson,