Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-23
Local News

Rev. Wolf was passenger to Chi
cago, Saturday.
Glenn Lacke went to Highland, Sat
urday, for visit with relatives.
FIR. Wambold visited in Fenimore
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. S. Mitchell went to Fennimora
last week for visit at the home Of
daughter, Mrs. Frank lockwood.
Miss Rachel Payne is home for a
few days her school at Kaukauna hav-
ing been closed temporarily.
Mrs. John Rumble went to Madison.
yesterday, to see her son, Thos.. who
is i'll.
Misses Hazel Thomas and Marie
Mccoy of Montfort, visited in Lam
caster the later part of the week.
Mrs. Newt Anderson of Livingston
visited here last week. She returned
home Thursday.
Mrs. Jas. Walker went to Fenni-
more first of the week for visit
with her mother.
DR.. P. L. Scanlan, a former phvsi-
clan of this city, but lately of Prairie
du Chen, died there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Ryan and family
of Great Falls, Mont, have been visit
ing at the Downer Kilby home.
Elder Irwin Lennox of the l.. D. s.
church, has moved here with his fam
lily from Soldiers Grove.
Maurice Murphy was home Satur-
day night for brief visit from Great
Lakes station.
Mics poccio NTurv1,xv
Richf1eld, Wis, her school having
been closed during the epidemic
Miss Elizabeth Turner returned to
her work at the university. Monday
feeling fully recuperated.
Chas. Funk's baby was operated on
Monday afternoon for appendicitis.
DR.. Doolittle officiated.
Mrs. V. E. Shroyer of Geneva. Ia.
visited here last week with her sis
ter, Mrs. F. A. Bracket.
Mrs. Frederick Hager and daugh-
ter, Miss Martha of Cassville, depart
ed from here yesterday for James
vile.
Miss Mildred Lind, who has been
here attending high school, went to
her home in Sitter, Thursday to
await the reopening of school.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred hamburger have
bought the Barstow farm west of the
city and will move the first of next
month.
Chas. Block Jr., aged 10 years, was
operated upon Monday by DR.. Doc
little assisted by DR.. Kraut. The
cause was appendicitis
Miss Lucia Wiedenbeck came home
from La Crosse last week the bust
ness college having been closed dur
ing the epidemic.
Wesley Pollock was home two
weeks with the "fu" but returned on
Monday to his work on the govern
ment project at Cuba City.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Vogt of Glen
Haven, have baby girl born Mon
day. Mrs. Vogt was formerly Miss
Keitlinger of this city.
Floris Gulick of Bagley, left Sun
day for Paris Island, S. c., to enter
the marine corps. Mr.. Gulick enlist
ed in Milwaukee several weeks ago
Fred Meyer of Chicago, arrived
here this week for visit with rela-
tives Mr.. Meyer is still laid up with
his injuries sustained in a Cleveland
accident some weeks ago.
Miss Minnie Laabs returned to
Livingston last week after a visit
with her mother, Mrs. VIM. Laabs, il
this city.
Chas. Jewell has recovered from his
recent illness and is back on the jol
at the depot Jake Hahn, the oper-
ator is improving but is not yet able
to return to his duties.
Misses Theresa, Emma and Anna
Burbach of Happy Corners, were Wis
ltors in Lancaster, yesterday, anC
while here made the Herald office {
pleasant call.
Miss Hazel Brown whose home is
in Madison but who teaches at Patel
Grove, returned to the latter place
Saturday, after brief visit in Ian
caster as the guest Of Miss Elva Neff
supervising teacher.
Miss Lena Fischer spent the week
end at home going to Biwabik, MINI.
Monday where she has a fine posi-
ton in the schools Miss Fischer
sal that her experience in the fire
zone at Cloquet, Mimi, two weeks
ago, would fill book.
w. B. Shepard of Platteville, was
in town yesterday for dual pIr
pose He first obtained marriage
license to wed Miss Blanche Bell Q
Platteville. Wishing to hunt in com
pany of David Gardner Jr., on tn
way home, Mr. Shepard obtained
license to hunt also.