Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30
Local News

The family of T.. E. Bray went to
Delavan, their future home, Sunday.
}. H. Hudson and wife spent the
weekend with relatives at Livings-
ton.
]. T. Bennett and daughter, Gene
We've, went to Madison last Thurs
day.
Hugh Pritchett's sale was we'll at
tended and things sold very well in
deed.
Mrs Anna Kasper has returned
from Chicago, where she has been ill
with influenza.
Mrs. VIM. Schaal went to Muscoda
last Thursday to visit her husband
who is employed there.
Miss Blanche Hunter went to her
home in Valley, Wis, Saturday, af-
ter visit in Lancaster.
Elmer Schmidt went to Madison on
Sunday, to meet buyer Mrs.
Schmidt accompanied him.
Mrs. Florence Holmes went to Mad
ison last week for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Anna Taylor.
Jos. Keene was reported as feel
ing better on Monday. Mr. Keene
was taken i'll Friday night
Mrs. JOS. Bootz of Milwaukee, Wis
tied here with Stella Walker and 9th
er friends, returning Monday
Albert Brandemuhl and Yves Pol
lock Sundayed at home returning to
their work at Cuba City, Monday.
Miss Hilda Kasper went to Fenni-
more, Saturday, for a few days visit
with her friend, Miss Alice Orion.
Mrs. Geo. Phillips returned to her
home in Madison the latter part of
the week after visit with relatives
here.
Jos. Keene was taken seriously ill
Friday night and a doctor was called
Saturday he was reported as uncon-
scious.
Miss Jeanette Griswold went to
Chicago, Monday where she will take
a course in the Presbyterian Training
school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hall went to
Madison the latter part of the week
for visit with Mrs. Fannie Basford
and family
Leo Henkel, Harry Gault and Clyde
Heberlein of the University S. A. t.
c., spent Saturday night and Sun
day at home.
Otto Pagenkopf, fireman in the
navy came home on furlough from
Portsmouth, N. H., Monday evening
returning today
Sylvester Smith is able to be out
following a three weeks illness with
the flu followed by pneumonia. Mrs.
Smith has taken i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowe and daugh-
ter returned to their home in Platte
Vile, Monday, after a visit here at
the Chas. McAuIey home.
Frank Sweeney, who is employed in
the mines at Livingston, visited over
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Jas. Sweeney, in this city.
Helen Kiley returned from Mercy
hospital, Dubuque, last week where
she is taking nurse training. Miss
Kiley came home to recuperate.
David Schreiner had a mild stroke
of paralysis Monday evening. He was
feeling better yesterday. The stroke
affected Mr. Schreiner's left side.
Mrs. Geo. Hoag of Los Angeles,
sister of Mrs. Fred Philbrick, died
Tuesday a week ago. A husband and
two little children are bereaved.
Miss Elva Taylor, a teacher OF
AIuscoda, spent a week here with her
sister, Mrs. Everett Treloar. Her
school opened again last Monday.
Samilies of Cassville, spent Sunday
AZ Henry Minks Miss Carol Okey
remained for a more extended visit.
Mrs G. Huppenbecker and daugh-
ter. Emma, of Fennimore, returned
home Saturday having been guests of
Mrs. Chas. Jewell for several days.
George Jerrett shows Improvement
although he is not by any means out
20 1xr
clan are now hopeful of his recovery.
Mrs. L. G. Irish of Chicago, came
out from Madison last week to con-
fer with local members of the COM
mittee on the United War Work cam
paign.
Pvt. Colbert of the U. S. service,
visited Lemuel Oates here last week
returning to camp Saturday. Mr..
Colbert was until recently in the can
al zone.
Lee Eastman's sale was very salts
factory to the owner Cows brought
up to SLAP which all will admit Is a
good price for COWS. Pigs also sold
in a good way.
Ed. Ginter and Bernard Wagner OF
Louisburg, were in the county seat
last Thursday with a load OF wheat
for grinding. The Herald acknow-
lodges a pleasant call.
Mrs. Fred Avery. who is taking a
course in nurse training at Du-
buque hospital, is here for WISH
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bracket. and son, Donald.
Geo. Mccarthy had the very bad
luck to break his right wrist Monday
morning. Mr.. Mccarthy was crank
ing the city truck when the machine
back-fred with the result mentioned
Frank Reed has been confined TO
his home for some time with severe
attack of influenza, bordering on pneu-
monia. Frank is some better at THIS
time but is still pretty sick.
Roger Wellman and family were
Frustrated with the flu last week ana
his brother who came to assist also
took down. Five were SICK at one
time in this family but are now better
Thos. Rundell conductor on the
Northwestern. paid his parents, Mr..
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