Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-17

Recent motor sales by the Lancaster
Motor Car Co. include the following:
F. c. Meyer, Olds Deluxe coach; Mar
tin Wieland and Albert Macke, Chev-
rolet coupes; Sidney Hyde, Chevrolet
touring.
J. B. Horsfall and daughter, Mrs.
Era Pendleton of Bloomington, and
grandson, John Horsfall and Morris
Pendleton, left Saturday on motoring
trip to Thayer, Nebr., where they will
visit couple of weeks at the Clarence
HorsfaIl home
DR.. Eugene Whitmore of George
town University, Washington, D. c.,
is visiting his brother, Carson Whit
more, of Lancaster. DR.. Whitmore
was on the program of the meeting of
the American Medical Association at
Atlantic City and came west to at
tend meeting of physicians at the
Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Mimi.
L. l.. Bewick, state club leader, con-
nected with the College of Agriculture,
talked briefly to KiWanis members
Wednesday on agricultural subjects.
Mr.. Bewick is of the opinion that
farmers are not hit harder than bust
ness men by depression and that an
Improvement in agricultural conditions
has already been noted.
Mrs. Martha Wright went to Madi-
son Thursday to attend graduation ex-
ercises at one of the high schools
there. A granddaughter, Miss Caroline
rockingham, is one of the graduates.
Lester Peterson, an inmate of the
state hospital at Wales, returned to
the hospital Thursday following a
stay of ten days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Petersen.
Miss Angela Williams, French teach
er in the Lancaster high school, de-
parted for her home in Princeton,
Ind, in her Ford coupe last Thurs
day morning. She was accompanied
by the Misses Evelyn Sherman and
Barbara Schloesser as guests. The
young ladies will spend few days in
Indiana, visiting Indianapolis and
other points and after a visit with
relatives in Chicago will return home
by train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Merten of Nor
ristown, S. D., are visiting at the
John Pollock and Albert Brande-
muehl homes in Lancaster. They
motored through making the trip OF
over thousand miles in easy stages,
visiting at various points. Mrs. Mer-
ton was Miss Louise Schaub before
her marriage, being born one mile
west of Lancaster Sept. 81, 1864. Her
parents were Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip J
/ Schaub, early residents here.
| Mrs. A. j. Pipkin left Lancaster
Wednesday for New York where she
joins the Wark party of IA people or
trip to the British Isles and the
continent. Touching at England anC
France the boat docks at Belgium
| While the rest of the party are tax
| ing the Rhine trip Mrs. Pipkin will
visit Munich, Dresden, Berlin anC
other German cities as she took the
Rhine Journey on a previous visit. The
party will tour Switzerland, Italy and
| the British Isles, returning to the
states in September.
John Pollock, daughter, Clara, anC
son, Floyd, who had motored to AM
son City, st. Paul and Minneapolis, ar
rived home Friday after nearly two
weeks tour. They visited many rela.
tives and friends at each of the var
ious places. While at the twin cities
they had the privilege of attending the
Christian Missionary Alliance annua
council from all over the world on the
return trip a counsin, Myrtle Cardey
of Mason City, accompanied then
home to spend week with relative:
and friends in and around Lancaster