Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-07-16
Local News

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Mr. and Mrs Will Morse went %
Chicago, Sunday. 49, -
Mrs, J. 3. Coleman Of Clinton. Wis
comes this week to visit Miss Fave
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Miss Mary Berg Of Livingston v;s
tied over Sunday with relatives n
Potosi. -
Mrs. Stella Smith and children pont
to Mineral Point, yesterday. for 4
visit there :"
Miss Genevieve Bennett is home and
quite i'll with trained nurse in at
tendance.
Mrs. John Roth accompanied bar
niece, Miss Maxine Smith, to Platte
Vile, Monday.
Dorman Duncan left Sunday for
Clear Lake. Wis, to help his father
through harvest.
Mrs. Fred Bracket underwent an
operation for hernia at the Fowler
h 'pital yesterday morning.
j. ID. Hatch and family left the firs+
OF the week on motoring trip Stur-
geon Bay being their objective
MISS b. Laabs returned to Chicago
yesterday, after spending pleasant
two weeks vacation with her mother
Mrs. A. Wisco.
Mrs. G. H. Basford returned from
Chicago Monday, where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Roy Chase.
for six weeks.
Misses Sarah Burgess and Thelma
Cook went to Livingston, Monday. to
sec the formers sister, Mrs. Mort AL
len, who moves to Tomahawk. August
list.
A son OF Irwin Vesperman had his
hand hurt in hay cutter Monday
DR.. Godfrey rendered the necessary
surgical attention.
Melvin Bonn went to Milwaukee
Monday, expecting to get work as a
bookkeeper in a freight house during
the summer vacation.
Mrs. Anderson and daughters AL
berta and Lucille, returned to Fond
du Lac after visit with her sister.
Mrs. Dixon, and Mrs. Duncan.
Bnrnell Walker went to Milwaukee,
Monday, to consult Dr., Fetterspiel
Mrs. Ed. Schultz of New Butler.
was a weekend guest of her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Bennett.
Ed. Shepard and daughter, Claris-
sa, and Mrs. S. G. Craig, departed on
Tuesday for Madison and Chicago
where they will visit relatives and
friends for a week or so.
Mrs. G. F. Budworth and sons, Dom
aid and Frank. returned home Thurs
day after a pleasant two weeks visit
with her aunt, Mrs. A. J. Pipkin, in
Boscobel
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Galloway and
Mrs. A. Galloway returned home by
auto from Oshkosh, Thursday, after
spending a few days with Mrs. Gallo
ways son LaVerne and family.
DR.. Fred j. Henkel returned We'd
nesday from FIT. Riley, Kansas, where
he was stationed for a year or more
in the dental service. He has not de-
cided yet where he will locate but
may go west this. fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tiedemann and
family and Misses Pearl Galloway and
Rose Hoffman autoed Sunday to Min
eral Point and called on Mr. and Mrs.
Seibert. They came home by way of
Platteville and spent the afternoon
with Mr.. Tiedemann's mother
DR.. and Mrs. Gault motored from
Madison, Sunday evening, having
spent two weeks at Detroit where the
doctor attended clinic. They had a
fine trip but were pleased to be home
again. Harry remained at Madison
to attend summer school.
Virgil Irish of Dry Hollow, three
miles west of Potosi, was in the city
Saturday. Virgil killed three rattlers
last week-two in the cornfield and
one in the bayfield, Two we're dis
patched with a club and one was run
over by the mower A neighbor, Leo
Kelly, killed seven rattlesnakes this
year, so he states. That part of
Grant county he's a profusion OF this
breed.
Miss Elizabeth Lisherness here
from Lewiston, Mont, where she
taught last year, says that the schools
went on in tents after the fine high
school building there wac burned
down last winter by the l. w. w. Miss
Lisherness and another young lady
teacher had just left the building
when it became q mass of flames.
Cans of kerosene or gasoline had
been placed on every floor of the
building by the I. w. w. who sent IN
false alarms from other sections OF
the city to divert the peoples atten-
ton. A new building will not go up
for five years owing to the labor sit
uation but the people are intrepldly
holding school in tents. Lewiston IS
city Of 1000