Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-06-21

ace Hymer unfortunately broke his
right arm at the wrist.
Mrs. Roy rockingham and child
rem, of Madison arrived here Satur-
day to spend a few days with Mrs.
Frothingham's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wright.
John Rowden, daughter Mabel
and son Clarence, with Misses Eliza
beth and Clarissa lockwood, all of
Fennimore, were Lancaster visitors,
Thursday
Julius Voigts, farmer located
near Belmont, was a visitor of Chas.
Case of South Lancaster, Saturday.
Mr.. Voigts was looking for good cat
tie and selected Grant county as a
good place to find some.
Joseph McBrien left Sunday for
his home in Minneapolis, after two
weeks visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James McBrien and other rela-
tives. His wife and son Jack, will re-
main here for an extended visit.
ic store to Groenier & Sitter, will
take a vacation about the middle of
July when he will move to Madison,
where he has purchased music store.
Mr.. Gross mother and brother arrived
from New York City, Monday, to visit
him for a few weeks.
Frank Ward left Monday morning
for Superior, Wis, where he has gone
as a delegates from the local Beaver
lodge. Miss Berna Knobel, who has
also been chosen as a delegate, left
Monday afternoon and will join Mr..
Ward at Madison, where a special
train will leave Tuesday morning for
Superior.
"A report was received in Lancas-
ter last Wednesday that Leonard Holz-
niger who lives two miles east of this
city, had lost several cattle during the
storm of the night before. Mr.. Holz-
niger advises that a yearling heifer
was found dead a short distance from
the rock quarry. There was nothing
to indicate what had caused its death.
Miss Florence Holmes, Bessie Nc
Nair, Effie Garrett and Nettie Wood
house went to Platteville, Sunday, to
attend the Epworth League camp
meeting.
-Rolla Kinney sold his residence
and liz lot property in the third ward
to George NARROW, last week. Mr..
Kinney is arranging to build again
about one block south where he has
purchased a lot from Mrs. Steil. The
house will be of the bungalow type
and consist of six rooms with all mod
ern improvements.
H B. Muffiey of the Lincoln Chau-
tauqua, arrived in Lancaster, Saturday
for the purpose of conducting the adj
vertising and ticket sales. Mr. Muffiey
announces that on Thursday evening
of this week will be given 'Play
Festival" in which all the children of
the city are asked to participate. The
Festival will begin at o'clock, with
a street parade followed by games and
other entertainment at the Chautau-
qua grounds. Miss Swanson, who has
during the week, will direct the af
fair.
VIM. GarthWaite residing nine
miles northwest of Lancaster, in Lit
tie Grant, was a Lancaster visitor
last Friday. Mr.. Garthwaite is grad
ually recovering from a severe affect
ion that came on him last July. On
June Is of last year Mr.. Garthwaite
sheared sheep and put an undue strain
upon his left knee due to STOPPING
posture for too long time. About
a month later he developed tubercu
losis in the joint and the pains were
frightful. The knee joint swelled bad
ly, and for months he had little or no
use of his leg. A serum treatment
was given by DR.. Doolittle that has
gradually reduced the swelling, and
recently he showed negative to several
tuberculin tests, thus indicating that
the malady had been overcome.