Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-12-03
LOCALS

"'"nhOhi"hinHHIHlllNtll OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lINEr
Miss Nellie Smith visited friends in
Fennimore Friday. =
Miss Adella Switzer Of Fennin,oro
made business trip here Monday
Mrs. Julia Grifis of Mt. Hone has
week. 7s
Frank Jackering of Beebe. S. d.
is now visiting relatives here for a
week or so. :
Claude Showalter is now located at
Madison with the Wisconsin Tele-
phone company.
Misses Elfrienda Krohn and Sylvia
Berndt spent the weekend at Madi-
son with friends.
Frank and Florence Myers were
weekend visitors at the Will Schup-
pener home in Sitter.
Chas. Knobel was here from Cobb
for Thanksgiving his daughter, Mar
cia, returning with him.
Marriage license was granted to
Lewis Roland Mayne and Leta Mae
Miles both of Beetown.
Bryan Richardson, schoolmaster at
Livingston, Clifton it. L, was a Lam
caster visitor the weekend.
Eugene Keller of Potosi, has ap-
piled thru Clerk of Court F. c. Burr
for passports to Switzerland.
John Bracket of Plainfield Wis,
was called here to attend the funeral
of his sister, Miss Warene Bracket.
The new Baptist church is rapidly
nearing completion. 1t is expected
that it will be ready for dedication
some time next month.
John Lawlor and family and Miss
Lenice Ferrick, all of Madison, motor
ed here for Thanksgiving and visited
the Hal BOrah family.
Ernest Nauman, John Mcmahon Ed
Olson and Will Mccormick and son
Donald left Monday for Chicago to
take in the International.
Will Dyer arose at a. M Monday
and went to Cassville to load his hogs.
Mrs. Max Maienthal was operated
on at the Godfrey hospital last Mon
day.
Mrs. Martha Springer and daughter
Martha returned to their home in
Franklin, Nebr., Wednesday, having
visited at the James Williams home
here for month past
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Miller Of Dodge
vile, visited Thanksgiving at the Geo.
Beck home returning Saturday with
their granddaughter, Lavon, who will
visit there for few days.
j. p. Cohoe and wife of Auburn,
Nebr., have been here for the past
week visiting Chas. Cohoe, their son.
DR.. Eckert has bought the Shimmin
lots south of the fair grounds.
Allie Phillips of Porter Bridge, is
limping having been kicked by a
horse a week ago Allie was rid
ing one horse and driving others when
one fractions animal kicked him Sc
verely on the left knee.
Miss Fern Shaben of Beetown, a
student at the Lancaster high school,
was operated upon by Drs Godfrey
last Tuesday for appendicitis. Miss
Shaben is at the Godfrey hospital.
Her condition is favorable.
Several couples were entertained at
a six o'clock dinner at the Chas.
Tiedeman home last Friday evening,
the occasion being Mr.. Tiedeman's
birthday The evening was spent in
playing 500 and an enjoyable time
was had by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Burgess left on
Friday for Tomahawk where they
will visit for the winter. Mr.. Burgess
pans 10 uuIlL pear anu u0eT anu scalp
Indians as a side line. On the same
train Mrs Nancy Morris who visited
at the Burgess home for some time,
went to Appleton to visit her son, DR..
Morris.
DR.. J. Fred Henkel went to Rich
land Center, Monday, to begin the
practice of dentistry there. Fred pur-
chased the Office and equipment of
DR.. Vogel who has gone into special
work in Chicago. DR.. Henkel has
had considerable experience including
year in the army and should do we'll
in the new location.
Arthur Knapp was a Lancaster Wis
itor over Thanksgiving leaving Mon
day for Omaha where he will spend
a week or more as representative of
the Farm Implement News. While
here Arthur wrote a trade article on
the old implement firm of G. W. Knapp
& Son in business here for nearly 40
years. This story will appear in an
early issue of the magazine.