Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-03-11
LOCAL ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Aupperle were
Milwaukee passengers yesterday a. m
Oil Inspector, Pengelly Of Dodge
vile was in Lancaster on official bus
mess Monday.
Walter Wiley and Mrs. Agnes Har-
yey of Cuba City, jurymen, returned
home Yesterday.
Joe Pendleton of Mt. Hope called on
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Pen
dleton, Saturday.
George Jerrett loaded two cars of
stock, hogs and calves, for the Mad
ison market, Tuesday
Matthew Muench went to Fennimore
Saturday for a weekend visit with
his sister, Mrs. Rudersdorf.
Mrs Harvey Groom Of CassvilIe
left Monday via the North Western
for Madison on business trip.
Mrs. Roy Gates of Bloomington went
to Madison Friday afternoon on COM
bined business and pleasure trip.
Miss Rita Weir of Woodman visited
in Lancaster at the VIM Domer home
last week, returning north Friday
DR.. Wallie Garthwaite of OconOmo-
voc was a visitor in Lancaster last
mid-Week, returning east Saturday.
rice and Merle, spent several days at
DodgeYille last week visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Mary Aver of Benton spent the
past three weeks here as the guest of
her brother, Tim Cottingham, return
ing home yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. Gibbs and brother guest,
David Thurston of Dodge City, Kas.,
went to Cobb Friday for a weekend
visit at the Ed LANCE home.
Drs. Doolittle performed tonsil OPP
erations last week for the year old
daughter of Fred Kress of So. Lancas-
ter and Dick Brown of EllenborO.
Mrs. VIM Ohlert of Madison re-
turned home Saturday following a Wis
it of two weeks here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Starr.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall of Madison
visited here briefly last week being en-
route home after attending the funeral
of their uncle, Chas. Gilberry, at Cass-
vile.
Reinhold and Rudolph Rossow of
Raleigh, N. D., returned home Mon
day noon following a weeks visit with
their sister, Mrs. U. S. Boyd, of Ellen
boro.
Last Wednesday Mrs. Chas. Tiede-
mann entertained the p. S. S. club at
one o'clock luncheon. Her mother,
Mrs. Alice Galloway, is a member of
the club.
Mrs. Harold Tuffley of Boscobel re-
turned home yesterday having CHM
pleted jury service here. The jury
was discharged subject to call by the
court if needed
Mrs. D. r. Vickers of PlattevilIe re-
turned home yesterday following a
three months stay in Lancaster dur
ing which time she nursed the late
Mrs Nellie Ziegler
Mrs Guilford Graham departed on
Saturday for Rockford where she is
visiting her daughter, Mildred, en-
ployed at the Rockford hospital. Mil
dred's illness was the cause of Mrs.
Graham's visit.
Arthur Zenz and wife have returned
to Lancaster and are again located on
their farm on the Beetown road just
sotuh of the city limits. Mr.. Zenz
plans to enter the dairy game as soon
as he gets squared away.
Harry Morgantino, employed at lay
ing terraza floor at the new high
school, left Saturday for his home in
st. Paul. Harry was here 40 days and
a. lOI Vi me uOOI WOIh was dCCOIll-
plished in that time. He had two other
men on the job with him.
E. L. Upton and wife of Little Grant
returned Saturday from a five months
trip during which time they visited in
Arkansas and various Iowa points. A
son, Henry, of Jefferson, Iowa, re-
turned with the Uptons and will re-
side with his parents here in the fu-
ture.
Mrs. Chas Armfield and daughters,
Winnie and Sadie, of Preston, re-
turned home Saturday following a Wis
it of two weeks at the Henry Hart
line home. They were called here by
the illness and death of Mrs. Arm
fields mother, the late Mrs Louina
Maritime.
Lloyd Jones and wife of Milwau-
kee returned home Saturday after a
two weeks stay in Lancaster and vi
cinity They were called here by the
last illness of Mrs. Lemuel Rice, aged
SIS, who passed away last Wednesday
at the home of her son, Claude. in
Lancaster Funeral services were held
Friday. Deceased leaves four children:
Delbert and Claude, Mrs. Elida Stew
ems and Hazel at home.