Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-09-24
THE COUNTY
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FAYETTEVILLE.


The Witness says:
Chas "A. Loveland Sr.. one Of fins
city's Oldest and most respected cit-
liens, died very suddenly at his home
mere yesterday, aged "a. Mr.. Loveland
had been in his usual good health
and had worked in the garden most
OF the forenoon, He died in. chair
on the front porch while reading the
morning paper.
The Journal says:
Prof and Mrs Powell announna
the birth Of little daughter on sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Lory. who have
been heres 6or several weeks. plan rs
leave this week for Elgin, Neb.. and
then return to their home iii Texas
Mrs. w. A. Kripachne and three
children of Douglas, Alaska are Wis
iting at the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Wonn.
While Clarence Fuelberg was on
his trip to Dubuque Monday. he en-
countered an automobile wreck near
the bridge at the foot of the Dickey
vile hill A very heavy fog had en-
veloped the hollow and the two cars
had crashed head on, about ten min
utes before he arrived Mr.. Fuel
berg did all in his power to relieve
the injured ones and rushed them on
to Dubuque for care.
Bobby BrunckhOrst, seven year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Brunck-
horst who has been so seriously i'll
with pneumonia has so far recovered
as to be able to be around the house.
A deal has just been consumated
wherein w. G. Hill and John Kettler
become the owners of the Cummins
property on Main street. The papers
are being made out today The con-
sideration is reported to be $4,000
The News says:
Lawrence Webster has gone to Ke-
waunee, ILL.,, where he will be instruc-
tor of manual training at $125 a
month.
Miss Mildred Kies has gone to HUI
ron, S. D., where she has charge OF
the commercial department of the HUI
ron schools. Mrs. Kies expects to
Join her daughter in a short time
John Jentz expects to move onto the
Powder Mill farm owned by F. Hoppe.
Mrs. Steinhoff who has been on the
farm will move to Platteville
Mrs. Charles Chase is home from
Rochester where she was operated up
on. She is in a very serious condi-
ton. Mrs. Chase was formerly Miss
Laura Kuehl
Rev. Sherman, rector Of Trinity
Episcopal church of this city return
ed from two months vacation in the
east.
Ed. English, wife and babe are here
from Leads, S. d., where he holds a
responsible position with the big
mining company at Leads. Ed. is a
graduate of the Mining school and is
one of the many from this school that
has made good.
Neil Steffen, Johnson Rundell, Hem
nv Kettler, John Wise, Martin Long,
henry, Pete Steffen and Frank Rum
dell have just returned from weeks
trip through Oklahoma and Texas
looking after their interests in the
Consumers. Oil and Shale and Rang
er Refining Co.'S They are all well
pleased with the wonderful success
their companys have made in such q
short time.
Mrs. Lucy Terrill Keller spent a
few days in Platteville the present
week. Mrs. Keller recently returned
from overseas where she was engaged
in Y. M. G. A. work Mrs. Keller's
husband, Capt Keller, who had been
in the service three years, was killed
i'm action during the early winter.
Miss Marguerite Gardner, who re-
Gently returned from Washington. p.
c., where she had fine position with
the government, has resigned to ac-
cept place in the Cuba City high
school to take the place OF Miss Nc
Dermott who goes to the university
Frank Higgins of Madison spent
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Fred
Dugdale. Mr.. Higgins has recently
returned from a four weeks trip to
Pennsylvania He states that farms
with splendid buildings can be pur-
chased at on's own price and he con-
siders it the place to make big mon
ey, as market prices for dairy pro-
ducts and poultry are very high.
Miss Roxy Meyer of Kansas is q
guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Bridges. Miss Never is as
sisting Miss Mitchell, our former art
instructor at the Normal, in operat-
ing a large ranch in Kansas. The la
dies are very successful in the ven
ture and are raising larger amounts
of grain and stock than in previous
years when the ranch was in charge
OF man.
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