Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-07-31

Mrs. Harvey Orion went to Fenni-
more, Saturday, to spend the week
end.
Miss Fannie Frawley went to Chi
cago via Sitter, Saturday, returning
Sunday.
Mrs. Meta Morgan of Wheaton, H.,
is visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Louis Schmidt.
Place & Lewis shipped some very
Inc cattle last week. Some of the
prices ran close to 5000 a head.
Ray Williams of the Hurricane,
was kicked by a horse last week. He
is able to be around but feels sore
from the blow.
David Eastman and wife expect to
leave for California next month some
time. They will travel overland in
Mr.. Eastman's Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Eastman had
the pleasure of a visit last week from
their daughter, Mrs. Jay Richie and
two children of Montfort.
Howard Hymer received his call
Saturday and leaves today for Bos-
ton, Mass, to enter the naval avia-
ton school to train as a bird man.
Geo. Rigdon and family of Fenni-
more, visited over Sunday with his
mother in this city. Miss Cyota Rig
don accompanied them to Fennimore,
Monday.
Miss Dorothy Baldwin If Mission,
S. d., is visiting her brother, DR.. F.
Baldwin of Bloomington, and other
relatives and friends in the county.
Farmers are working on oats and
wheat now and the threshing will be-
gin this week. Henry Walker has
three rigs out this year having dis
posed of three rigs.
Otto Duncan and wife Of Hazel
Green, were Lancaster callers, Sat
urday. Mr.. Duncan works in the
mines and came here to see about
his draft classification.
Warren c.. Ellis, a former Lancas-
ter resident, was married at Des
| Moines, Ia, a week ago to Miss Be-
atrice Turley. Mr.. Ellis is employed
by the Central Life of Des Moinese.
John Elack, the well-known city
employee, was taken suddenly i'll on
Tuesday with strangulated hernia.
Drs. Gault and Godfrey performed an
immediate operation the same day.
MI. Elack was resting easily by Fri
day.
Raymond Poland was a Milwaukee
passenger Sunday. Raymond is ''rar-
in to go" in the navy and hopes he
will pass the tests. Frank Meyer
went with him as far as Fennimore
and spent Sunday IN Boscobel.
David Eastman and wife expect to
ranging to go to California for a year.
They leave some time next month if
/ RI nir n1orc up~Iz n1t nooo1J C;~o:
son enters the Schreiner store as a
member of the firm. The Simisons
have rented the David Eastman
house.
Mrs. Loretta Eastman, sister OF
James, Richard, and Misses Kate and
Julia Sw eney, goes to France as a
Red Cross nurse. Mrs. Eastman has
been head nurse at st. Mary of Naz-
areth hospital, Chicago, for several
years. Five doctors and fifteen nurs-
es go to France from this hospital as
the call for medical help in constant
Miss Martha Jordan returned yes
terday from Milwaukee where she has
been attending school and graduated
from a two year course at the nor
NAL. On account of taking a position
as principal of one Of the schools at
Racine in March, she did not gradu-
ate in June as she contemplated. She
has accepted the position in kacine
for the coming year.
E. j. Morse turned out of the road
near the Rhodes school last Tuesday
night to avoid a collision with F. p
Barnett who was coming west. Mr.
Morse's car was somewhat damaged
by striking a fence but repairs were
telephoned for next day. Mrs. Rob-
ert Morse of Stevens Point, riding in
the car, was somewhat bruised by
falling on her head. The other pas
SengerS were unhurt.