Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-06-19

Kenneth LANCE Of Cobb, has been
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Gibbs.
Mrs. H. E. Taylor of Mitchell, S. D..
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
JOS. Hurlburt.
DR.. ]. c. Doolittle was in Chicago
last week attending a netting of the
American Medical Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Hurlburt and
children spent Sunday at the Everett
Pritchett home, Bloomington
Mrs. Clarence Bowers and Miss
Laura Hickok were operated upon
for tonsils at the Doolittle hospital
Monday.
Miss Marghritta NehIs has return
ed from her school work at Lawrence
to spend the summer here.
P. r. StQffel had a bee yesterday to
put up his haybarn torn down in the
recent cyclone. The building was
100X20 and about 20 years of age
when it collapsed.
Geo. Groom Of Cassville, motored
% Lancaster early Monday morning.
Mr. Groom was "a years old on June
18th and was born and has lived in
Cassville all his life.
attended a barn raising at his friend
Gottleib Meyers on Friday last. A
sledge fell from above and struck Mr..
Gard on the head inflicting painful
scalp wound.
Sergeant Adolph Lorenz who has
been training with his regiment at
Camp Robinson, near Sparta, spent
Sunday with his parents here. Mrs.
Lorenz who has been visiting in Mad
ison, was with him.
Emil Kastner returned from Camp
Robinson Sunday evening having
been released from the service on ac-
count Of not having second papers.
Emil is a native Of Austria and is thus
classified as an enemy alien. He will
resume his work at the Dobson store
Trench and Camp" is the name Of
an army publication received at this
office by courtesy of our friend, Har-
ry Gingrich. The magazine pub
lished in the interests Of the soldier
boys at Camp Hancock and else
where is full of chatty and interest
ing information.
r. w. Adams and family left Mon
day for Madison, where they will
make their home this summer. Mr.
Adams will enter the summer school
for the next three months but has
made no plans beyond that time A
number of friends babe the Adams
family goodby at the depot.
Dannie Trainer of Bloomington, is
again a candidate for sheriff on the
Democrat ticket. Dannie made a
good race two years ago but failed
to land the bacon at the wind-up. His
friends have urged him to make the
race again and Dannie mas placed
himself in their hands.
"The Herald ads surely pay" said
Mrs. Block here Monday who adj
vertised a watch lost by her son. The
finder saw the ad in this paper and
as an honest Herald subscriber could
do no less than find the owner at
once The Block family scramble for
the Herald, Mrs. Block says, who de-
clares our paper to be a good one"
Mrs. ThOs. Beavin went to Dodge
Vile, Thursday of last week, for a
brief visit with friends. Mrs. Beavin
informs us that letters from her hus-
band, the Rev, ThOs Beavin, who is
doing overseas service as chaplain,
contain the most encouraging reports.
Rev. Beavin is much in love with his
work and has been SO situated that
he was able to visit his old home in
England.
Ebert Thiel Of Sacramento, Calf,
who is here with Mrs Thiel for a few
weeks, brought trunk full of fine
lemons raised in his own garden.
They were very fine and the friends
enjoyed them. Mr.. Thiel enjoyed a
visit to Schreiner park where he
roamed as boy 60 years ago. He
is now 76 years old and a native of
this city being probably the Oldest
Lancaster.