Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-08-12

family left for Florida, going by car.
They had expected to start sooner, but
relief for Mr. Hosegood at the A. & P.
store did not arrive until Tuesday,
and then the stock had to be checked
out
Stock shipments continue good for
the midsummer season. On last Mon
day three carloads of cattle We're sent
to the markets, on Tuesday two car
loads of hogs went out and one OF cat
tie; on Wednesday a car of hogs and
double decker of sheep.
Miss Thelma Hanks entertained a
small company of friends at Bridge,
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Eta Butt, Viroqua, is in the
city with the family of her uncle, John
McAuley.
Miss Iona McAuley is home from the
summer session of the University. She
rode in on the bus new experience
and one she very much enjoyed. Miss
McAuley will teach in Milwaukee an
other year.
Mrs. R. A. Lee and children, St.
Paul, are in the city with Mrs. Lees
mother, Mrs Al Budworth and other
relatives.
Joseph McBrien, Mrs McBrien and
their children are in the city visiting
relatives and old time friends. They
expect to drive from here to Hartland,
and then to Chicago, before returning
to their home.
Miss Linda Rhodes is visiting at the
Howard Rhodes home. She recently
finished a tour of New England. Mrs.
Frank Buschner, Milwaukee, was re-
Gently at the Howard Rhodes home.
Mrs. Walter Brennan and daughter
Elsie entertained at luncheon and
Bridge, Tuesday and Wednesday.
T. w. Nelson and wife of Newark,
Illinois visited last week at the Joe
Blackburn home. They went from
here to the northern part of the state
where Mr.. Nelson will enjoy fishing.
Guy Horsfall was in Milwaukee on
business, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Herman and son
Edward who have been in the city
with the A. L. Sherman family for a
fortnight, left Saturday morning for
their home in Chicago They drove
through.
The Misses Rosene and Hattie Sny-
der left Tuesday for trip to Parkers-
burg, w. Va, where they will visit
with their sister, Miss Lenice, who is
superintendent of girls school.
Abraham Ward spent part of last
week at Mccartney, fishing. He is not
telling how many black bass he took.
Hewlett Barnett, who is employed in
Chicago, is home for visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barnett.
lone Martin Madison, came Thurs
day to spend a time with Miss Leona
May They are cousins.
The Misses Elizabeth and Veronica
Smith entertained Friday afternoon
for Mrs Charles Saxby.
Miss Margaret Roeske, Hancock, a
former teacher in the local high
school, was in the city over Sunday, a
guest at the George Bailie home. Miss
Roeske has been attending summer
school in the University. She is Ii
brarian in the South Bend, Indiana
high school, and in that capacity
works II months in the year. She re-
ports for duty next week.
Miss Mary Walker is home from a
hospital in Dubuque, where she sub
mitted to a major operation. She is
improved in health.
Miss Elva UT is home from summer
school in the University. She brought
with her Miss Lucille Wells, Grand
Rapids, Michigan, who was in the
the Hammond, Ind schools and is en-
gagged for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Granville and
children went to Madison last week
and joined the Lancaster summering
party of which the families of Walter
Cartwright and DR.. J. G. Doolittle are
members.
Mr.. and Mrs J. X Douglas of Spring
Valley, Minnesota, are visiting at the
home of DR.. J. H. Reed, and other rel
atives in the county. Mrs. Douglas is
a niece of DR. Reed. The Douglases
were married recently and are on their
honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddens Sleszynski
are guests at the H ]. Belscamper and
JOS Kilby homes. Mrs. Sleszynskl
will be remembered as Anime Bells
camper. Mr.. Sleszynski is assistant to
the vice president in charge of adver-
Using at the Northwestern Trust and
Savings Bank in Chicago.
Mrs. Sam Emler and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Sandilands, OF
Indiana, returned Thursday evening
from an auto trip to Madison and the
DellS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Sandiland re
turned Friday morning to their home
at NTishawaka, Indiana. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Elizabeth Day
who will visit in Indiana.
Miss Lucille NJ. Holman of Werley
Wis, graduated recently from Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago, in a class
of one hundred and ten. These stu
dents represent "a states, Canada
Scotland, China and Africa. They
have completed a two year course
and will enter many lines of service
at home and abroad.
On Tuesday Aug. IS, there will be
picnic for the Odd Fellows, Rebekahs
and their families at Klondike spring
Supper will be served at $50 p. m
Come with we'll filled baskets. Start
from the hall at $50. Cars provided
Given in honor of the brothers and sis
tiers who are leaving soon.
r. D. Walker had letter on Monda!
from Richard Sweeney, globe trotter
written from Edinburg, Scotland, IL
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