Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-04-16
Local News

sipelas.
Roland Bayman, Sitter boy, is
home from 4overseas. ~
Fannie Frawfey went to Sitter on
Saturday returning Sunday.
Mrs. I. S. Beavin returned home on
Sunday from visit in Milwaukee.
Mrs. D. w. Baxter had as her guest
her niece, Miss Ards Morse of Mt.
Hope.
Francis Lind returned to Sitter on
Sunday having been here at the Fraw-
ley home.
Lieut. Fred Henkel is expected home
from camp to see his father who is
very ill.
Miss Larkin, trained nurse of Du-
buque, came last Thursday to care
for H. L. Henkel
Miss Leon Bryhan, librarian at
West Allis, is visiting the Carl Roth
family in this city.
Miss Jessie David, English teacher
in the high school, spent the weekend
at her home in Montfort.
Misses Mary and Doris Mckinley.
Mrs. Eek and Mrs. Chas. Petit were
here from Sitter Saturday.
Misses Dody of Milwaukee and
Decker of Boscobel, were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Borah.
Mrs. F. S. Braudt returned to Fen
nimOre, Friday afternoon, after Wis
iting two weeks at the H. E. Borah
home.
Mrs. G. H. Basford and Mrs. F. E.
Tenant came home Saturday from
Dubuque where they visited friends
the past week.
Mrs. Ollie Van Brunt, daughte. of
Mrs. frankie Wright, formerly of Bee
town, is dead of pneumonia at Los
Angeles, Calf.
Judge Clementson and Reporter Ed
Morse arrived home Saturday from
Richland Center where they held a
term of court.
Herbert Eek, a Sitter boy, is back
from France with record of going
over the top twice and participating
in four battles,
Mrs. B. G. Parkinson and son Rob-
ert of Madison, were guests here last
week at the home of the formers bro
Their, Joe Mccoy.
Frank Murphy was Madison pas
senger Sunday returning Tuesday.
Mrs. Abe Livens left Sunday for a
visit in Platteville.
Misses Louise and Emma Asmus
of Monroe, returned home last week
after a visit with the Burris family
at the county home.
Mrs. Nicholas Haas of Glen Haven,
is taking treatment at the Waukesha
sanitarium. Mr.. and Mrs. Haas went
there last week via Lancaster.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Weyhrauch are
home from Valley City, N. D. and
Pipestone, Mimi, where they conduct
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Ralph Stone arrived home for the
weekend returning Saturday. Ralph
is in the produce business at StreatOr,
Ill, and says it is a fiourishing bus
mess.
Mrs. Ed Frawley was called to Po-
tosi last week to help care for her
mother who is seriously i'll and ex-
poets to go to Platteville for an oper-
ation.S
The old Potosi road, a highway of
much travel has been complained of
by visiting farmers. The road this
side of the Geo. Hoehn farm is in bad
shape.
Mrs. Knudson and Mrs. Anderson
returned Friday to their homes at
Livingston having been here to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Dustin
Pierce 5,
Pvt. Will Ohlert has received his
discharge from Camp Cutler, Texas.
He enlisted about two years ago and
has been stationed in Texas during
that time.
Rush Godfrey has been discharged
from the service and is taking a
postgraduate course at New, Orleans,
La. He was stationed at Camp Polk,
Raleigh, N. G. es,. otY~r; e3
Miss Hilda Fischer, student at the
U. W., spent the weekend with her
parents in this city Mrs. Roy Fisch-
er and babe are also guests at the
Lou Fischer home. ". @
Mrs. David Eastman writes that she
and husband have moved from San
Diego to 1913 W. 80 Pl,, Los Angeles.
Mr.. Eastman is recovering rapidly
from recent operation
]. E. Fronk of Mishicot, has been re-
tanned as mathematics teacher in the
high school in place of Miss Amund7
son whose health will not permit fur
Their pedagogic work this semester.
Mrs G. r. Watkins, Mrs. Taylor and
son Robert of st. Louis, are visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Vesperman. The party arrived Sun
day afternoonand completely surpris-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Vesperman.
Mrs. Belle Dudley Smith received
last week the sad intelligence of the
death of her cousin, James A. Harris,
which occurred in hospital at st.
Louis following an operation. Mr..
Harris has visited in Lancaster and
Cassville. He was man of ire
proachable Christian character and
made friends of all whom he met.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dudley, mother of
Matt and Parke Dudley and B. d. S.,
enters her Goth year Tuesday of this
week. She was born at Hazel Green
and has never lived elsewhere than
in southwestern Wisconsin. Size is
well preserved, active and like Mrs.
Rogers, in appearance falls far short
OF four-score years. Mrs. Dudley has
lived in Lancaster S5 years.
Tuesday, the Sth inst, Mrs. Louisa
F. Rogers passed her 83Td milestone.
Mrs. Lou Wright and B. d. S. in re-
membrance of lifelong friendship
planned a little surprise, arranging