Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-05-07
Local News

G. H. Baxter has a new 7-pass. Blu
lex six.
Geo. Tuffley and family started on
Thursday for Oregon.
Lieut.. Chas. Webb arrived at New
port News Sunday Of last week.
Mrs. Thos. Hore went to Muscoda,
Friday, for visit with relatives.
Ned IVey was among the Bind boys
to land Monday. Ned is with the
120 tn brigade
Ned Winskill, Leo Mccormick, T.
]. Haley and Andrew Lewis motored
to Dubuque, Monday
Miss Jessie David went to Sitter,
Friday, to give a talk at the schol on
War Savings stamps
Miss Nellie REESE and Mrs. B. NJ
Altizer of Chicago, are guests of Mrs.
Louisa Morse of this city.
Geo. Morgan has perfected violin
bar that is giving good results wher-
ever used. He is considering a pat
ent.
Mrs. Richard Eddy came home on
Thursday from Long Prairie, Mimi,
where she had been visiting relatives
the past several weeks.
Mrs. John Henkel visited Miss Gen
evieve Ennor at Davenport, last week.
Mrs. JOS. Godfrey is visiting in
Davenport with her son Fred.
Fred Mehren, aged 40, an occupant
of the asylum for II years, died We'd
nesday morning of heart failure. The
body was taken home for burial.
Woman's Club meets Thursday,
May 8, at 3:40 Domestic Science
room, high school. Talk by Miss
Ferebee on foods. Please note hour.
Leo Mccormick and family have
moved back to Lancaster from Volga
City, Ia. Mr.. Mccormick takes over
the auto repair shop at the B. & w.
garage.
Miss Rose Mclaughlin, a nurse
who has been caring for Mrs. Aug.
Keller, returned to her home in Du-
buque, Thursday.
The local trout fans are bringing
home an occasional catch as the seas
on opened last Tuesday. Where the
trout are is not going to be told
seek and We shall find.
Maurice Waite, son of conductor
Waite on the Northwestern road out
of Lancaster, who is with the army in
Italy has re-enlisted for another term
of six months and will go into Rus
STA.
G. P. Him, E. J. Roethe and Ray
mOnd Jacobs of Fennimore, were here
Friday in the interest of street aid
for Fennimore this summer. The vii
lage will have a new paved main
street.
FIR. Wambold has gone to Denver
to remain until July. The Campion
college fathers will look after the
parish during FIR. Wambold's absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Muench have a
new baby girl.
so. Lancaster oats all in," said a
farmer last Saturday Some of the
farmers in the county are still plant
ing. The farmers are rather dubi-
Gus about a good crop season consid-
ering the bad weather so far.
]. P. Zenz & Co. sold four Delco
lighting systems in as many days last
week. They went to Will McCor-
mick, Mrs. AL. Wells, Livingston,
John Diesel and Geo. Hoehn. The
Delco plant on the Griswold farm
went into service last night.
Mrs. r. B. Showalter and Mrs.
Chas. Jewell had the pleasure of ac-
companying Nine. Guerin the French
lecturer, to Platteville. Nine. Guerin
is an authority on French orphan
work which so many Lancaster wo-
men have interested themselves in
the past two years.
Frank Schreiner and wife and chill
dren, John and Margaret. arrived
home Saturday night from San Diego,
Calf. Mrs. Schreiner stood the trip
very we'll and the family are all
bronzed from the western sunshine.
John is at least foot taller than
when he left. Rachel remains as a
student at Berkeley college.