Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-05-01

Wednesday.
Louis Taylor and son, David, of
| Blakes Prairie, mOtored to Lancaster,
Wednesday,
r. P. Holmes of Platteville, a po-
tential sheriff, was in the city on bus
mess last Thursday.
Mrs. Isaac Deller returned to Mil
waukee, Saturday, following visit
with relatives here
Mrs. M. A. Reed departed Monday
for st. Paul where she will make her
home in the future.
Mrs. Elmer Salzman and babe of
Highland, visited here last week with
the Burlie Doll family
John Drinkwater and John McDon-
aid in the west part of town, are re-
shingling their houses.
| Geo. Pink of Fennimore, was in the
city Saturday, visiting his folks and
! having a tire vulcanized.
| Billy LorenZ has gone in the livery
business with his peppery Oakland
four. Drives day or night
Horace Hymer Jr., went to Madison,
Friday, to drive back the Case car
which was in there for repai. S.
Al. K ssler has secured position
as Woman, End class, U. S. service
and is again located in Madison
Roscoe Smith of Platteville, arrived
here Friday to attend the funeral of
his grandmother, Mrs. Henry Nehls.
Miss Julia Sweeney went to Liv-
ingston, Thursday of last week, for
a visit with her sister, Mrs Frank Al
len.
julius Kleinpell and John A. Klindt
Of Cassville, transacted business at the
county seat the latter part Of last
week.
The Foresters gave a dinner last
week in honor of Louis Broihahn, one
of the Glass 1 men leaving Friday
morning.
Fletcher Burris and wife have NOV
ed to Minneapolis from Platteville.
Mr.. Burris has fine position in the
twin cities.
Mr.. and Mrs Phillip Roesch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Roesch of Potosi,
are home from their winter in Eau
Gallie, Fla.
Miss Dorothy Gerhardt of Fenni-
! more, returned to her home, Monday,
after a visit at her sister, Mrs. Clyde
Suttle, in this city.
Mrs. Chas. Vesperman and Mrs.
Florence Ohlert went to Platteville, on
Thursday of last week, for a visit at
the home Of their niece, Mrs. Ira Pol
/ lard.
Miss Marie Turner, who is employ
ed in Madison as telephone operator,
visited over Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Turner, in this
city
Mrs. 2. B. GoodseH is home from
! Platteville hospital where she under
went an operation. Mrs. Goodsell is
still weak but much improved phys
ically.
Frank Smith of Roselawn, has pur-
chased the Studehaker six formerly
owned by L. G. Hickok. Mr.. Hickok
will soon receive one OF the new Stu
! debaker six cars.
VIM. L. Mills. all inmate Of the coun-
ty asylum died last Thursday, a. the
age of "A years. His sOn-in-law, Yves
/ ley Arms, came and took the body to
Wauzeka for burial, Friday.
DR.. Critchlow Of Mellen, Wis, is
home on four weeks furlough from
! FIT Sill. The doctor writes friends
here that he has been i'll. He is in
the medical branch of the U. S. army
Mr.. Williamson, the depot and ex-
press agent, counted out 81 400 a week
or so ago as one weeks express re-
ceipts for the station. The bulk of
the C. o. DIS were for auto tires and
supplies
Mrs. Bessie Chapman returned to
La Crosse where she is taking a course
in business college, Monday, after
1 few days visit at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Robert BROKER, in
this city.
Supt Burris Of the asylum, is look
ing for an escaped man named J.
Dalsing who got away April 2. Dial
sings home is in the south part Of the
county He is As years of age, foot
tall and wears a cap and dark blue
coat
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Calvert and
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Austin left Friday
for Chicago and Great Lakes, Ill,
where they spent the weekend. Rog-
er Austin is training at Great Lakes
fer the y. S. radio service.
Chris Coombs returned to his home
at Arthur, Monday morning, having
spent Sunday with his wife here. Mrs.
Coombs is receiving treatment at the
Lancaster Sanitarium for neuritis
/ and is showing wonderful improve
ment.
Rev. VIM. Harberts Of the Lancas-
ter Presbyterian church was chosen
moderator for this district at the
presbytery of Madison two weeks ago.
Paul A. Buchholz a punior theologi-
cal student, will assist Dr.. Harberts
in his work.
Motoring to Dubuque for the day
last Friday were Harvey Schmidt and
family, Ellis Schmidt, Mrs. Arch Par
kins and Mrs. Elmer Schmidt. L. a.
Clark and family went down with
Walter Ready, Mrs. Lambert Groe-
nier, Mrs. w. W. Reese and Mrs. L. D.
Eastman as guests.
VIM. Kerr Jr., and Hazel Bowen,
the three year old daughter Of Sherm
Bowen, were operated upon at Doc
| Titles last week Wednesday. Both