Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-02-25
LOCAL ITEMS

last week
Mrs. g. Bolzell entertained friends
i, luncheon and bridge one afternoon
af last week
Edgar Croft of Croft and Stephens
.snt 10 Madison yesterday with five
carloads of hogs.
Miss Marie Cardey is visiting at the
rnas. Moore home near Bloomington
FOR a few weeks.
Miss Grace Holzinger, teaching at
Fannimore. spent the weekend at her
nome in Lancaster.
Mrs r. w McNair of Houghton,
Wien. is visiting her sister-in-law,
Miss Bessie AIcNair.
The little daughter of Sheriff and
Mrs. Harry Livingston is quite Ill with
he whooping cough.
carleton Heberlein went to Madison
saturday to visit friends and may re-
main there in employment.
alyde Lickel of So. Lancaster I'M
5arWent a nasal operation at Doc
title hospital, Wednesday.
Miss I.ottie Clifton of Platteville
Vas weekend visitor at the Jos.
Dawson home in Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. B. HI. Pendleton went
Is FennimOre yesterday to attend the
f1aeral of the aged Mrs. Parker.
Nesdames Albert Phillips and Ora
1fifzer entertained at luncheon and
bridge last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Meyer enter
aimed a party of friends at o'clock
1iDner and cards Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs Roy rockingham and
children of Madison visited at the
oscar Wright home here last mid
week
Gustav Schaal and wife of Missouri
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Schaal.
Th. Schaals are old Waterloo resi-
dents.
Mrs. Burnel Oates and husky 8
months-old son, Charles, of Blooming
ION. went to Madison yesterday to Wis
II III the parental Chas. Farr home.
los. Ryan of Milwaukee, visiting
friends in Ian caster for the past sew
aral weeks, departed Monday for
Highland Park, H., where he is en-
pIoyed
Mesdames Bessie Mccoy and Jos. A.
Mccoy went to Madison Saturday to
attend the marriage of Miss Carol
Parkinson and Alfred Huston Miss
Frank Gillian and James Brandon
burg, Cassyille men charged with
making and possessing intoXicants,
we're brought to Lancaster for hearing
Saturday and held in the county jail
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Behncke went
Jo Fennimore Monday to attend the
funeral Of their granddaughter, Irene
Anna Parks, aged 4 months, daughter
BIZ Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Parks, who died
saturday.
Julian Bradbury of Fennimore came
down TO Lancaster Wednesday and re-
NAMED until Saturday helping out
with d rush of job work at the Herald
plant Julian is a capable printer and
4 very pleasant young man to have
around the shop
Marion Eastman reports an excel
emit sale of his household effects held
Eft his place Saturday. Marion took
lie Herald mans advice in regard to
advertising and the result was big
crowd Of eager and generous buyers.
col J. G. Vesperman handed this and
the Eastman sale Monday in his usual
efficient style.
But three candidates for the office
81 county judge have appeared to
date. W. ]. Brennan, Geo B. Glenn
entscn and S. H Taylor. j. w. Muir
ply of Platteville has made no an
n0uncement to date. Candidates have
until 20 days before election to file
papers This is March 10. Papers can
not he filed until 40 days before cleo
ion
Grade school pupils gave a program
ut the high school Friday afternoon,
consisting of musical numbers. The
Tilt Of the program was a "How-doyou-
do song, composed and sung by
Johnny Behncke, aged Is, with Stan
ley Hatch accompanying him on the
piano. The faculty and some of the
seniors were the subjects of Johnnys
take-offs.
Dr. John Hardcastle, Primitive Me-
thodist minister of Platteville, deliv-
cred an interesting and inspiring lee
tare on World Peace" before the XII
wants club Wednesday, DR.. Hard
castle is but one of 1000 speakers
pledged to travel over the United
States in the interest of world peace.
they receive no compensation of any
kind for the work.
The Lee Eastman sale Monday was
& success and a tribute to the power
On advertising. In addition to the
handsome use of newspaper space, w.
g Cartwright. Lees ad man, flooded
the county with circulars from the
Herald printery. The result was mil
ling crowd of $50 eager buyers. Ev-
erything sold we'll. Sheep went up to
$50. bulls to $141, COWS over a hun
bred, and so on The lunch basket
went as bare as Mother Hubbard's
cupboard and quick trips were made
% Lancaster to obtain food for the
hungry visitors
The body of Howard Crane arrived
mere from Madison Wednesday ac-
eompanied by mother of deceased and
TOUR fellow workmen from the enamel
plant where Howard was employed.
burial was made at Hillside. Howard
frame was we'll remembered in Lam
caster. The family lived here years
3so and Howard attended the Lancas-
ger schools along with Clinton Bud
worth and other boys of his age. The
family lived in the house now owned
ana OCcuDind nv r p Barnett DR..