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

The John Brandemuhl family have
Deen visiting relatives at Menominee,
Mrs. Horace Fawcett of Platteville,
mas Deen visiting her mother, Mrs.
Cronin.
Herman Bleck, cobbler at the S. &
s., left Wednesday for his home in
Oshkosh.
Richard Welsh came home last
tuesday for four weeks furlough
fro mthe navy.
Mrs. Thos. Carmody and little
daughter, visited friends at Fenni-
more last week.
e. B. Ziegler of Ziegler Bros, went
10 Chicago, Thursday, for a brief
business session.
Ernest Naumann went to Milwau-
kee last week to consul a specialist in
regard to his eyes.
Miss Addie Armfeld of Fennimore,
was a guest last week of her cousin,
Miss Marie Starr.
Henry Diesel and wife of Hickman,
NeD., have been visiting Fred Diesels
or No. Lancaster.
The Drs. Godfrey operated for ap-
pendlcitis Wednesday on Miss Esther
wells OF Livingston
Mrs. Jacob Hahn and little daugh-
ter, Marvel, are visiting the formers
parents at Sullivan, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Frothingham
returned Thursday from two weeks
visit at New Richmond, Ind.
The A. H. Truitt family motored to
davenport, Wednesday, to visit Mrs
TRUTHS mother for few days.
Miss Hazel Rewey of Blooming
ton, had her purse containing SIS
stolen while at the Bloomington fair.
Mrs. Bessie Chapman of La Crosse,
was recent visitor at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Brooker
Captain S. w. Doolittle has arrived
safely in France according to a tel
egram received last week by Mrs.
Doolittie here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Prideaux left
last week for Madison where they will
make their future home with their
sons, John and Clyde.
VIM. Cox and wife of near Chicago,
have been visiting at the Chas. Cox
home in So. Lancaster. Mr.. Cox is
mail clerk on the @. system, so the
Herald is informed.
Clyde Heberlein, Leo Henkel. Ken
meth Taylor and the Misses Alma
Henkel and Orilla Smith of Fenni-
more, autoed to Madison last Thurs
day where the boys registered in the
S. A. T. C.
Mrs. John Pollock of west of town,
has been i'll but is better at present.
Their son, Roy, is at Camp Logan,
ILL.,, and has been i'll with influenza.
Another son. Willie, is in France but
doing we'll.
Donald Lathrop had the misfortune
to crack his left shoulder blade while
tackling the dummy" at the fair
grounds last Thursday evening. DON
aid is an enthusiast on football and
his presence will be missed by the
team.
Mrs. Chas. Tiedemann and Pearl
Galloway and Master Charles Tiede-
mann of Lancaster, were in Cassville
Saturday on the way home from Ro-
chester where they had taken the lit
tie boy for examination. The boy is
four years old and is not yet able to
walk but the doctors say time will
remedy the defect.-Cassville Index.
Barney Long arrived home Tues
day evening from San Antonio where
he has been training with the aero
squadron. Barney was sick and al
though he and the doctors made ev-
cry effort to bring him up physically,
he regretfully had to leave the SER
vice with discharge for disability.
He hopes to get back in shape and
try again. Good boy, Barney.
Frank Orion of the Power & Light
company, says that the frequent but
momentary Interruptions are due to
sassy squirrels getting on the high
line. 125 or so of these rodents have
been electrocuted this fall The
squirrels migrate and climb the poles
to see the lay of the land. Then they
strike the circuit and psizz-good-
by, Sammy Squirrel. The breaker at
Platteville breaks out and is immed-
lately put back. There's your inter
ruption.
uTYNTEDC CUAAT HADSE