Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-02
Local News

Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders of Madison.
visited relatives here, Sunday.
The Evangelical Ladies Aid will
meet at the parsonage Friday.
Geo. Allen of Livingston, and Mr.
Kels OF Sitter, were in town Satur-
day for an hour or two.
Burne Pollock of Milwaukee. spent
the weekend at the parental home,
FLOYD Scott and family visited CIyde
Walkers of Liberty Sunday after
noon.
DR.. and Mrs w. ]. Schade return
ed home today from their vacation
trip. lst
Mrs. Thos. Orion went to Chica-
go, Sunday, to spend few days with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl showalter and
babe spent Sunday afternoon with the
Austins at Liberty.
MISS Hazel Beetham went to James,
vile, yesterday, to pursue her studies
at the blind school,
Mrs. L. Morrow left yesterday for
Rockford, where she will visit bar
\son, Willie, Morrow.
Misses Kathryn Schuster and Elsie
Brennan returned to their studies at
the university, Sunday.
W. B. Dyer left Monday for Beaver
Dam where he will drive Sir Conan
Doyle in this weeks races.
Art Tebo and Ellie Jamison of Bee
town, left Sunday for the university
where they will enter the S. A. T. 6.
The Beavers will have initiation on
Saturday night and all members are
requested to come and bring covered
dish.
Mrs. Claude F. Kaap is at Daven-
port, Ia, delegate to the Mystic
Workers convention which is being
held there.
Mrs. w. III. Thompson of Milwaukee.
returned home Wednesday following
a visit at the Henry Thomas and A
C. Smith homes.
Mrs. M. MONTE returned Saturday
from, Chicago where she spent very
pleasant month with her daughter.
Mrs. G. S. Brewer
Lieut.. Chas. Johnson of the Chi
cagO force, returned home yesterday
morning following a two weeks visit
with relatives and friends here.
Misses Edith Ziegler and Madge
and Mildred Ryan of No. Andover,
left Monday for Madison where they
will pursue studies at the university
This fall.
Miss Alma Hardies of Glenwood
City, Wis, was operated upon for ap-
pendicitis by DR.. Doolittle last Sat-
urday. Miss Hardies is an attendant
at the county home.
Mrs. ]. G.. Harcleroad of FL Centre,
Calf, and her children, Eleanor and
John, left Sunday for their home
They spent the summer with grand
pa and grandma Wright.
Oscar Henning of Platteville, is
seriously i'll at Great Lakes, with
pneumonia caused by influenza. His
wife, formerly Miss Elsie Kinsel, and
mother, Mrs. Oscar Henning ST., left
Saturday for Great Lakes.
Lawrence Sheean, a state at large
patient picked up in Sank county and
sent here for treatment, died at the
county asylum Friday. Mr.. Sheean
was "a years old. The body was TAX
en- to Chicago, his home, for burial.
Mathew Peacock and son of Mil
waukee, visited here last week with
his brothers. A sister, Mrs. Elsie
McReynolds of Fennimore, was also
here for few days. They returned
Friday to their respective homes.
Mrs. Clarence lockwood of No.
Lancaster, was taken i'll with ptomaine
poisoning. DR.. Gault was called and
the patient was soon out of danger.
She suffered severely for time.
Walter Ziegler of Rockville, had his
hearing Saturday on a statuatory
charge and was bound over to circuit
court, fall term, on $500 bonds which
were furnished. Ziegler was brought
back from Woonsocket, S. D., by Hor-
ace Hymer last Tuesday.
ond. NTrc TOhn MpAnlpV leave
this week for Vernon, B. c., Canada,
where their daughter, Mrs. Louis
Stewart, resides. Vernon is west of
the Rockies and the trip will involve
much fine mountain and other west
ern scenery. Mr.. and Mrs. McAuley
will be gone month
Frank Meyer wired E. L. Mccoy on
Monday to send the full dope" on
the minstrel show. The boys of the
batteries are going to have gee
whalloper" by all accounts Frank
is still at Camp Zachary Taylor, Ken
lucky, training in a military school.
Fred Irwin, nephew of Mrs. Jack
Whitney who formerly resided here,
has been breveted captain in the G.
S. army. Captain Irwin received his
commission last spring as second
lieutenant. He later acted as re-
cruiting officer at Chicago. He is
well known here.
C. w. Burrows and wife, son
Frank, and the Misses Mary and Gen
evieve Belken, went to Dubuque, on
Tuesday and remained over night.
Frank and Mary Belken went to Elk
Grove to visit the latter's brother for
a couple of days and the balance OF
the party came home.
Nicholas Wilkomm of Cassvllle,
came to Lancaster Saturday and paid
the Herald a pleasant visit. Mr. Will
komm has two sons in France and
recalls that he served in the German
army in 10 during the Franco-Prus-
sian war as wagon train driver. he
says that Metz is well knownsto MIN.
1t is an odd coincidence that his two
sons are now on French soil lighting
against the kaiser.
John B. Clough of this city, called
at the Herald Office Saturday and re-
newed his subscription. Mr.. Clougn
is SO next December and a native OF
the state of Maine. He came to Grant