Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-03-29
Local and Personal

Miss Helen Peterson went to
Soldiers Grove, Friday, for vaca-
ton.
&C. E. Cleary of Platteville. was a
Lancaster business visitor Friday of
last week.
Misses Ruby Bunker and Jennie
Kissel, returned to Montfort Friday
for the weeks vacation.
Miss Caroline Fischer accompan-
led her sister teachers as far as Fen
nimore on the noon train, Friday.
George P. Angus was a Richland
Center business visitor from Wednes-
day until Friday of last week.
Isabel Trow Servis and daughter,
Miss Louise, are spending the spring
vacation with friends in New Lon
don
W. \. Parish and wife, formerly
Of Little Grant but now of Platteville,
were Lancaster business callers Fri
day, driving over.
Mrs. Marie Shew, of Baraboo, ar
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an extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. George Schorer.
A. NJ. Appleby left last Tuesday
afternoon for a brief visit to Thief
River Falls, Mimi, where land mat
ters requires his attention.
Miss Meta Keickhefer left Fri
day noon for Milwaukee where she
will spend her spring vacation. Miss
Louise Brown accompanied her.
Mrs. Frank narrower and daugh-
Ter Virginia, are visiting in Platte
vile this week with Mrs. Harrower's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Schroeder
John Mankei and John Day, jour
neyed to Warren, H., Thursday
morning to take care OF land business
in the Illinois region. They remained
until Sunday.
Mrs Lincoln Barr Of Glen Haven,
accompanied by her daughter, Dora,
called on Dr. j. A. Gault last Wednes-
day. An operation was performed on
Miss DOra's nose.
Miss Elva Doll was seriously i'll
Sunday night a week ago, acute ap-
pendicits being the complaint. There
has been a gradual Improvement for
the last few days.
R W. Monk is spending his vaca-
tiOn at Neillville and Appleton. At
the latter place Mr. Monk will attend
the state high school basket ball tour
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Frederick Radke and daughter
Dora, of Wauzeka, were in Lancaster
last week Mr.. Radke is in the seed
corn business and sold about fifty
bushels to the farmers of this vicinity
Mrs. G. w. Henry was called to
Platteville, Friday, on account of the
serious illness of her niece, Miss Gel
este Henry, aged 10. The young lady
has measles and is threatened with
pneumonia.
Matthew Edwards, Jr., returned
to Lancaster Friday noon from Mont
fort where he has been employed as
electrician in the o. p. David mine.
Mr.. Edwards has resigned his posi-
ton.
VIM. Porter, the oil operator, for
merly of Platteville, but now of Be
lott. was a Lancaster visitor Thurs
day of last week. Mr.. Porter sees no
prospect of a reduction in gasoline
prices.
&C. r. Kelley, who has been in Lam
caster organizing a new class for the
Modern Woodmen, left for Platteville,
Friday, where he takes up similar
work. Mr. Kelley will return here
April Is, when a class will be initial
ed
Oscar Damn took the noon train
Friday for Nora Springs, Iowa, where
he will visit for two weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Treloar. Mr.. Damm's
daughter COrnelia, has been there for
some time past with her grandpa
rents.
The Montfort Mail says that John
Huston of that city, who was exam
ined for insanity Tuesday of last week
BY Drs. Ketterer and Sylvester, un-
der authority from Undersheriff Calls,
is sane, but suffering from hardening
of the arteries.
Mr.. and Mrs. W A Walker and
wife of Preston and daughter Ber-
neice, who visited with Mrs. Walters
sister, Mrs. John Hoffman and attend
ed the barn raising at the Hoffman
farm last Tuesday, returned home
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Schneider of Livingston
who visited with Mrs. Margaret Bry-
han of this city for several days of
last week, returned home Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Schneider came par
ticularly to see her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Lowry of the Hurricane, who is TAX
ing treatment of DR.. Fowler for
stomach trouble. Mrs. Lowry is i'm
proving.