Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-10

the past year.
Victor Holzmiller is actively en-
gagged in his summer duties as street
commissioner of Lancaster.
Mrs. Ralph Turner and children,
John and Vernon, are spending the
week with relatives in Potosi
Abel Knoke returned home from
Milwaukee Friday evening for visit
with his mother in this city.
Mrs. Charles Blunt and daughter.
Dorothy, of Milwaukee, are guests of
Mrs Bunt's sister, Mrs. Irma Gault.
Miss Margaret Lind returned home
to Sitter Tuesday following a weeks
visit with friends in and around Ian
caster.
Dr. C. M. Walker and wife motored
10 Rochester, Mimi, where Mrs. Walk
er consulted physicians at the Mayo
clinic.
Donald Lowell, employed at Du-
buque, as lineman for the Utility Pow
ar Co., was a weekend visitor at his
home in Lancaster.
Mrs Jack Whitney and Miss Jennie
rockingham returned home to Madi-
son Wednesday after a visit with Mrs.
Martha Wright here.
William Barr of BeetoWn goes to
the Old Sanatarius at Prairie du Chen
this week, seeking relief for rheum-
attic complaint of long standing.
Miss Mary Webb, who has been
teaching commercial subjects in he
boygan for the past several years,
plans to attend summer school at the
state university.
Mr. and Mrs Art Norton of Ian
nd Mr pnHxuiol~
mother of Chicago, were guests of Mrs
Vera Webb of this city, Sunday. -
Platteville News.
Miss Irene Watson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Watson of Plattville,
former residents of this city, is one
of the graduates of the Mound City
high school this year.
R. J. Sweeney and sisters, Misses
Kate and Julia, went to Chicago Mon
day to attend the graduation of their
niece, Miss Loretta M. Smith, who fin
ished at Immaculate Seminary today,
Wednesday, June 10.
Oscar Monsoon and family leave
this week by motor car for their new
home in Petersburg, Fla. Mr.. Mon
son made a six-weeks' visit in Florida
this spring and liked it so well he de-
cIdeQ TO locate In6T6.
Mr.. and Mrs B. Shetney have gone
to Lancaster, where they will make
their home. Mr. Shetney is Mining
school student and will be employed
on the state highway for the sum-
mer-Platteville News.
Edward Batty is no longer with the
Hickok Plumbing Shop, having accept
ed a position with the Chandler Pump
Company of Cedar Rapids, travelling
through northwestern Iowa. He takes
up his new duties soon.
Subsequent to resignation by Will
liam Kerr, George Jerrett was offered
and accepted the position as chief OF
police and superintendent of water
works of Lancaster. Mr.. Jerrett be-
gan active duties last Wednesday.
Mrs. John Taylor and daughter,
Miss Helen Budd are at the latter's
cottage near Cumberland for healthy
outing. Mr. Taylor goes there little
later in the summer. Mrs. Taylors
health is greatly improved since her
recent illness.
Benjamin Pendleton went to Fenn1-
more friday to spend the afternoon
with his father, Edward Pendleton
who attained the advanced age OF "a
years last Friday. Mr.. Pendleton, ST.
is in good health and his faculties are
not impaired.
Miss Ruth Kurtzweil, mathematics
teacher in the Lancaster high school,
plans to return next fall to a former
teaching charge in the United States
province of Puerto Rico, in the An
TILES. Miss Minnie Lippett, former
teacher, taught in Puerto Rice also.
Earl Y. Sangster and wife of Aus
tin. Mimi, arrived here Wednesday 10
spend the summer in Lancaster. MT.
Sangster will take over the play
ground work under auspices OF the
Kiwanis club. and the city. He mas
some effective plans in view to make
the work a success and is enthusiastic
over the prospects
Mrs. L. F. Thomas of Portland, Ore,
started for home last Friday atter-
noon following a visit of ten monCns
at the home of Mrs Charles Case IN
this city. Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. case
are old friends, the former having
lived here years ago. She now makes
her home in Portland with son.
The local school band under dlrec-
ton of Leader Fortunate leave TINS
week for Viroqua where they partlcl-
pate in the state school band tourha-
ment. Viroqua has put on all its pow
or to make the event notable one
in the citys history and a large turn
out of bands and guests is conndently
expected
Jack Tracey of Platteville. was IN
Lancaster Friday placing advertlshg
for the Derby Days to be held at
Darlington Julv ga. A big program
is in prospect for both days, ana MI
Tracey has gone to an enormous ex-
pense to make the affair a success
Walter Pagenkopf, Junior at Wis
consin u, was home Friday between zen
trains, returning to write exams loI
the past years work. 80,
Mrs. l.. G. FascinatO was mere Iro lil
Canton, Mo-, for weekend visit WIN
her husband, new director OF the cIly
band. She returned Monday but VIII VIII
be back in Lancaster again III ~ "
weeks. Prof. Fascinato had charse u
co]Iaga and other musical organiza-