Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-07-08
FENNIMORE

Especial Correspondence to the Herald.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Huebner and
family of Manitowoc are here for a
visit with her brother, E. F. Schuette
and wife. They were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hecker, former
ly Hilda Smith, who are guests at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Casper
Smith and other relatives.
Prof. E. E. Price bought a new
Ford coupe of V. A. Hetland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fisher of Abe
man spent the week end with his folks
Charles Fishers; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Deltman, also of Ableman, accompan-
| led them for visit. The Dettman and
Fisher families were neighbors in
Germany.
Mrs. John Mulrooney went to Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa, Wednesday to visit
her sister, Mrs. ]. Kelley. The lat
| ter's husband recently suffered a par
alytic stroke.
| Miss Norma Brechler, saleslady at
the F. N. Kern & Co. store spent a
| few days with her sister, Mrs. Biddick
at Livingston. Her niece, Marion
Miles accompanied her.
| All those who are to sell soft drinks
in our city will hereafter pay Ii
cense of $40 annually, as decreed by
the city council at a recent meeting.
Mrs. Mary Caselman of Watertown,
South Dakota, is here spending the
summer with her cousin, Mrs. Percy
Braudt, and other relatives.
Fourth of July passed off very quiet
| ly in our city. Many of our citizens
went to Highland and witnessed the
red hot baseball game between High
land and Muscoda, which went to IL
| innings and ended in a to score in
| favor of Highland. Up to the first
| half of the ninth inning the score was
2 to in favor of Muscoda, then High
land tied the score and in the 18th
| inning ran in the 3rd and winning
score. Some went to Boscobel and
Darlin gton, and about 400 or 500 peO-
pie attended the Roger Hollow pic
| mic, on the Bradbury farm, south of
town, and had an enjoyable time.
Attorney George F. Frantz and fam
lily motored to Neillsville Friday to
attend a golden wedding anniversary
of relative.
The E. J. Rothe family are enjoying
an outing at Lake Hatfield, north of
Neillsville, going there Wednesday.
Ralph Payne was out from MilWau-
kee for the 4th, also Patsy Van Dyke.
| DR.. and Mrs. Loren c. Tomas of Mil
Waukee spent the week end with his
parents, c.. J. Tomas and wife.
Willard Bray and family of Lady
smith are here spending a week with
his folks, Jesse Bray's and other rel
atives. Willard has a fine position in
a paper mill in that city and likes his
work. sa8aI
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Sumner and
daughter Isabel, and Mrs. Ira Smith
motored to Edgerton Saturday to
spend a few days at the Drs.- Ansley
and Flodv Shearer homes.
Mrs. Harry Napp and children,
spent few days at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Paul Welsh at Mt Horeb.
Charles Manning sold new Essex
coach to Harry Garthwaite of Mt.
Hope.
The city band gave concert in
Marsden Park Thursday evening. The
music was fine and large crowd was
present to hear it. The band stand
at Marsden Park is a dandy, built es-
pecially for concerts and several cit
les have taken a pattern from it for
similar stands in their places.
Jack Shuler, employed at the Aug
ust Doeringsfeld farm, northeast of
town had the misfortune to have his
car burn up while enroute home from
town Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Farris and Miss
es Anna Tomas and Name Gull mot
ored to Kilbourn and spent the fourth