Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-05-28
Local News

tonsillitis. % - VIII
Emil Fischer and lady friend zoe
Fennimore, We're here Sunday
~ j. Farrand is seriously iii with IN
firmities incident to 81 years
Mrs. G. w. Clanton left vas+ardo,,
for her new home in Huntley. III.
G. ID. Farris and wife Of Fen,i
more, visited friends here SUNDAY
Elmer Schmidt and Harry 0r+o,,
made a brief trip to Madison Sundav
The Woman's club will hold nic-
mic at Ryland Park, June 18th par
ticulars later
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Bailie went r.
Milwaukee, Sunday, to motor hack
in new Hup. N
Miss Mamie Jaeckering of Paorio
H., has been visiting her amt Mrs
Austin Farrand. .
The Rev. Guy Campbell was called
to Milwaukee, Monday, on a temner-
ance conference.
Isaac Deller and family of NTiluor
kee, spent the weekend at the Judea
Goodsell home.
Mrs. Clyde Stevens and son Karr,i+
OF Montfort, were Sunday guests at
the L. H. Stevens home.
Lawrence Mink was operated unon
by Drs- Godfrey and Fowler last week
for tonsils and adenoids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Galen and
children of Sitter, were SUNDAY vic
itors at Geo. Jerrett's here.
Clayton Lewis and wife went to
Fennimore, Sunday, taking Burdette
Lewis and Clare Earl, their guests.
home.
AdOlph and Walter Vesperman arriv-
ed home yesterday after a visit with
their sister, Mrs. A G. Wieland. of Ar
cadia, Wis.
But one license to wed was granted
UP to Monday Harry D. Stacey of
Palmyra wishes to wed Mona f. Jones
of Montfort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hartman of Po-
tosi, are the parents of a new boy who
arrived last Thursday, DIR. Elgie eKraut
officiating.
1t is expected that the luxury tax,
affecting ice cream, fountain drinks,
merchandise, etc., will be repealed in
the near future.
Mrs. Katherine Auchter of Fenni-
more, an old Lancaster resident, died
Sunday afternoon. Burial will take
place here today.
d,
Nebr., came Saturday to visit with her
mother, Mrs. Horace Underwood, and
sister, Mrs. Kemper
Mrs. Josie Clark of Richland Center,
has beer visiting her son, L. A. Clark.
Henry Pagenkopf transacted bust
ness in Madison Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Calls went to Men
dota yesterday with JOS. Duve of
Platteville. Mr.. Duve is sixty years
ard this is his third attack.
Mrs. p. BARLEY of Bloomington,
went to Columbus, Wis, Saturday, to
see the new granddaughter adj
dition to the family of DR.. Mort Bart
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs Theo. Kronshage of
Boscobel, accompanied by Rev. and
Mrs. McNary of that city, mOtored to
Lancaster Monday and visited with
friends.
Mrs. G. A. Grimm of Dubuque, was
a recent visitor at the Geo. Muesse /
home Mrs. G.. NJ Kleinpell stopped
here on her way home to Cassville
from Madison.
The Williams brothers of So. Lam
caster, had as guests for dinner one
day last week. Mesdames g. L. Ev
ma Eversoll of Cassville.
Mrs. James Govier of Patch Grove,
was operated on last Thursday by
Drs. Doolittle and Baldwin assisted by
Rr Morter of Milwaukee. Mrs. GOvier
is recuperating splendidly.
Adolph Nathan of Chicago and his
nurse, Miss Watson, visited relatives
here from Friday until Tuesday morn
ing. Mr.. Nathan's health is greatly
improved. He is past 76 years.
Elgie Oates, a grandson of Joseph
Oates. arrived here Sunday in time
He had Just returned from overseas. !
The visiting children returned home
Monday morning.
Thomas James Nugent, an inmate
Of the county insane hospital, died
Sunday evening aged II years. Bur
ial was made Sunday Mr.. Nugant had
been in the asylum for 81 years. he
was a Crawford county patient.
III e Grant County Shorthorn Breed
ers will hold their meeting at the
court house in Lancaster at O'CLOCK
d. m. June 4th. Plans will be mace
for the sale date. Breeders not mem
bers are requested to come and JOIN. |
MIS-. MdTIlu NTdUIC anu SAAAAN'N -
Vera and Leona MAY, have been Wis
iting friends here for the past two
weeks leaving Tuesday for Cuba City.
Mr.. Gable died at Goodnight. TeXas'
last fall. Mrse Gable will probably t
locate in Platteville or Lancaster
William Muender. aged 19, son OF
Fred Muender of Ellenboro, was OPP
Grated upon Monday by Drs. GodfreT
and Fowler. The operation was g
serious one as the appendix had broK-
en-. The duration of illness befoFe
the operation was from Saturday to
Monday.
A farewell was given for Pvt. Emil
Poupot at the Cassville home OF Peter I
Dresen Wednesday evening week
ago. Pvt. Poupot was on SO-day 1uf-
Tough and spent a part Of it with ms
army comrade. Adam Dresen Inc
Young man is a naturalized American
but a native of France. His brother
belonged to the French army and was
killed in the war. Pvt. Poupot served
as an American soldier but re-enilst-
ed and expects to go abroad thls
month.
Tuverne Angus. a grandson OF G.