Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-05-15
Local News

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Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Holzinger
were FennimOre callers last Friday
Mrs. c. H. Williamson visited in
Fennimore the latter part Of last
week.
Or. James Fowler is now at Kelly
field, as physician in the aviation
training camp
DR.. and Mrs. Mort BARLEY Of Col
umbus, visited here last week at the
A. @. Morse home.
Ellis Schmidt has been assisting at
the big Weber shoe sale now in pro-
gross at Fennimore.
Miss Belle POsten returned to her
home at Millville, Friday, after a Wis
it with friends here.
Mrs. Maggie Wayne went to Fenni-
more, yesterday, for visit with her
aunt, Mrs. M w. Register
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Kohlenberg and
daughter, Ruth Of Drexel, Mo-, are
visiting relatives in the city
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Alt visited the lat
ter part of last week at the August
Brandt home in Fennimore.
VIM. Walker spent several days
this week fishing at Mccartney. Frank
Reed had charge Of the store.
Anton Auel Of Montrose, Colo, for
some years past, has returned to Ian
caster to make his home here.
Ed. Mclean residing west Of town,
has been laid up with blood poison
ing in his hand caused by a splinter.
Mrs. Harvey Schmidt went to Fen
nimore, Saturday, TOR the afternoon.
Mr.. Schmidt driving up in the evening,
Clyde o. Goble returned Monday
from Chicago where he was in the
Augustana hospital for several weeks.
Mrs. Jennie McKichan returned to
her home in Fennimore, Friday, af-
ter visit at the Hannum Place home
here.
The L. H. S. band went to Livings-
ton, Saturday, to play in connection
with the Red Cross auction held there
that day.
Miss Nellie Keitlinger, who has been
teaching all winter at Ten Sleep, WyO.
is expected home this week her term
having expired.
j. Harold Pugh and family drove
home from Chicago Sunday night.
DR.. L. P. Basford accompanied them
returning the next day.
Howard Hymer arrived home Sat-
urday from the university. He will re
main here to await his call to the
Naval Reserve, Aviation Section.
John Decker has been making some
Improvements in his shop in the way
Of three new chairs, a new mirror and
interior decorations in white enamel.
Lloyd Bellyille, nephew Of the ed
itor and who worked on the Herald
last fall, is now in France with the
marines and in a machine gun COM
pany
Mrs Jas. Mccormick accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Webb
and little son. went to Montfort, Sat-
urday, for a visit at the VIM. DiVall
home.
Misses Elva and Francis Knox were
in Chicago last week attending the ex-
ercises at the Chicago Training School
for Nurses. Miss Elma Knox grad
yates this year.
Mrs. Frank Kadlec and little daugh-
ter departed for their home at Au-
burndale, Wis, Thursday, after a visit
here with relatives.
Albert j. Wiedenbeck, daughter LII
Cia, and Miss Porter, left Saturday for
Madison, Kilbourn and Mansion. They
will visit at the Louis Wiedenbeck
home in the latter city.
Albert Recht of Liberty, aged T. fell
while playing at school, Thursday, and
had his right arm broken. The little
patient was brought to DR.. Rush God
frey for treatment
Rev. G. w. Campbell was pleasantly
surprised the other evening to find
two brand new auto tires and castings
placed i'll his garage as a gift from
the Hurricane and Boice Creek con-
gregatiOns.
Mrs Mary Leader of Marengo, Ia,
visited her sister, Mrs. James Fowler,
in Lancaster last week. She return
ed home Friday and was accompanied
by Master James Fowler who will be
her guest for time.
Albert Turner with a bicycle col
lided with Ernest Alt in touring car
last Wednesday evening and Albert
got the worst Of it. A large hole was
cut in one leg penetrating to the bone.
DR.. Godfrey rendered necessary at
tentiOn
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Blackburn and
Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Schade left Sun
day for owen, Wis. where they will
enjoy life for a week or so on Mr..
Blackbourn's farm. The ladies will
return soon Mr. Blackburn remain
ing for the summer.