Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-12-04
Local News

rAahh -. meyer Is expected home
this week from Camp Taylor.
Hyman Goldstein dropped down to
Chicago, Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Kohlbauer Of Galena, Ill.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Cra-
mer.
A case of diphtheria exists, in the
family of John Herrod, residing near
Sitter.
News reached here Monday of the
death OF John Kettler, Platteville
young man.
Mrs. l. ]. Johnson of Mifflin, visit
for two weeks with j. |. Williams and
family, returning home Saturday
Miss Genevieve Meysembourg spent
the holiday with her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wacek are the
parents of a baby girl who arrived
last Friday.
County superintendent Young has
moved into part of the Mrs. Anime
Showalter residence.
Mrs. John Shiel, formerly Echeline
Maritime, of Barron, Wis, is here for
a visit with Mrs. j. G. Parker.
Miss Opal Stephens of Cassville,
had as guests for Thanksgiving Misses
Jane Fruit and Eloise Porter.
Phillip Muench of Clear Lake. Ia,
was a guest of his mother and broth
er here, last week
Mrs. Onie Durnen and children
were here Sunday from Fennimore to
consult DR.. Gault.
Frank Jaeckering came home Sat
urday after a year at Beebe, S. d.,
where he has been carpentering.
Irwin Kraemer writes his parents
hot hn arVsfvr px~1~-
card came Thanksgiving day.
Will Place of Bellville, was here
the weekend visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Place.
Harry Gault drove the doctors car
home from Madison, Saturday, re-
turning Sunday,
ton, visited friends here Sunday be-
fore returning to the university.
Henry Wamsley, S. A. t. C. stu
dent at Platteville, spent Thanksgiv-
ing with his parents here.
Pvt. Ernie Wisco of PIT. Clinton, O.,
was home for the weekend on fur
Tough.
L. B. Shepherd of Madison, was here
last week attending the funeral of
his niece, Linda Grimes.
Alvin Kessler and wife of Madison,
spent Thanksgiving here as guests
Of e. J. Morse.
John Mankel has been serving as
day policeman since JOS. Keene took
sick.
Geo. Schorer and family were call
ed to Baraboo Friday, by the death of
Mrs. Schorer's sister.
Mrs. r. A. Austin went to Lancaster
Tn Cot 20 hn xxyift hnr
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Brandt, who is
i'll with the flu
Pneumonia cases reported are Mrs.
Geo. lockwood, Martha Petty, Georg-
ia Bailie. Burr Halferty is recover
ing after a severe illness.
Guerdon Burris was home for
couple of days the weekend but re-
turned to Camp Taylor where he will
soon be mustered out.
Mrs. John F.. Taylor was called to
Minneapolis first of the week on ac-
count of the serious illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Lois Sprague.
Richard Walsh was home for four
weeks on furlough returning Satur
day to Norfolk, Va, where he is sta
toned on the supply vessel, U. S. S.
Pompani.
Mrs, E. L. Whitman of Galesburg,
ILL.,, visited here last week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Bradley.
Saturday Mrs. Whitman went to Fen
nimore to visit her brother, Len.
Robt. Chapman of Bloomington,
whose injury was mentioned in last
weeks paper, died Tuesday afternoon.
The boy was hurt by being thrown
from horse.
Mrs. Geo. Kohlbaur Of Galena, has
been visiting her uncle, c. w. Bur-
rows. Her husband died in France
on October 10.
Henry Beck of Spring Green, mo-
tored here Wednesday and visited his
brother, George Beck. Mr. Beck had
to take the train home leaving his car
here.
Ralph Place is now travelling for
the Dobson Wholesale department.
Mr.. Place makes towns in Southwest
ern wisconsin and has had very sue
cessful sales.
Pvt. and Mrs Mildred Mathews
spent Thanksgiving at the parental
Robt. Thompson home. Pvt. Math-
ews returned to Camp Grant and Mrs.
Mathews to Minneapolis.
Nick Adams of Beetown, had horse
fall on the Lancaster streets last
week The animal sustained brok-
en- leg and had to be killed.
Archie Parkins has been i'll the
past week and VIM. Galloway is TAX
ing his place in the east side barber
shop
Fred Bendorf of Elmdale, has sold
his 112 acre farm to Arthur Roesch
of Boice Creek. Mr. Roesch takes
possession in the spring and Fred ex-
poets to rent a larger place.
Elder Flint of the L. ID. S. church,
left here Friday after a weeks stay
He expected to preach at Mt. HoreD,
Sunday, returning to Evansville THIS
week.
Ed. Kerr returned home Friday
from Beebe, S. D.. where he has been
for the past five months. Ed stopped
off at Chippewa Falls and then went
inland to Hannibal, Wis, for deer
hunt. He brought home big buck,
horns and all.
Or. Gault went to Madison last
week with Miss Elizabeth Shepherd
who was operated on Friday by DR..