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

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Keller returned
to Cobb, Friday.
Mrs. Jacob Hahn and little daughter
went to Sullivan, Friday, for visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Earl Showalter and baby went
to Highland, Saturday, for visit at
the Heidel home.
Mrs. A. ]. Mitchell returned to Fen
nimore, Friday, after visit here with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. ]. McPhail of Rockville, was
a guest last week of Mrs Henry
Thomas in this city.
Mrs. Nancy Morse went to TT
Dodge, Saturday, for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Sawyer.
Miss Amy Marburger returned to
her home at Fennimore after a visit
with relatives in this city.
Mrs F. G. Granville went to Mont
fort last week for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Kate Stephens.
Pvt. Anthony Hoffman returned to
ut. Omaha, Neb., after spending
week with his parents in this city
Mrs. Lollie Smith returned to Cobb,
Friday, after visiting here with her
sisters, Misses Kate and Julia Sween-
ey.
Mrs. NJ. F. Embery returned to her
home at Henrietta, Okla, Fraday, af-
ter visit here with her mother. Mrs.
w. j. Wier.
Miss Belle Schwartz and Mrs VIM.
Walters returned to Platteville, Fri
day, after visit at the John Hors-
fall home in this city
Mrs. Chas. Armf1eld and daughter,
Addie, returned to their home at
Preston after visiting a month at the
Henry Hartline home in No. Lancas-
ter.
Mrs. R. G.. Heddon and children
were passengers to Fennimore, Sat-
urday, to spend the weekend with
relatives. Frances Knox accompan-
led them.
Geo. Mccarthy is the owner of the
Crosby house and the lot it stands
upon, his bid being accepted. The
bids on the two vacant lots to the
north and the property as a whole
were rejected.
Everett Bollard, the Mt. Ida farm
er who shot off a dynamite cap and
injured his eye, went to Milwaukee to
consult DR.. Snyder. The oculist con-
firmed the local opinion that the eye
could not be saved.
Jonathan Horner of British Hol-
low, was in Galena attending the
Grant Birthday celebration. Mr..
Horner is one of the old subscribers
to the Gazette having been a CON
slant reader since long before the
Civil war.-Galena Gazette.
Verne Pease writes the Herald from
Roro hoo thof MrC f0IJ
step ladder and fractured the bone
keep Mrs. Pease in bed for some
er in the meantime.
Clay Rafferty, is expected home
soon and may be on the water now.
His mother recently received large
group of interesting pictures from
Clay. They cover many subjects in
France and Germany among them be-
ing picture of the kaiser.
Captain Scott CAREY of old Co. 1,
has been making Victory Loan speech
es in the county. He gives an inter
esting talk on his personal experience
es and this is especially interesting
to people of this vicinity as he was
one of our own volunteer company
and with the boys from our midst
Pvt. Charles Johnson arrived here
Wednesday for a visit with his sis
ter Mrs. A. L. Sherman Mr.. Johnson
went overseas last August as heavy
artilleryman. He was ready for the
front when peace came after several
months intensive training. Since Nov
ember Mr.. Johnson has been station
ed in the south of France near the
Spanish border. He thinks France
would be delightful place to live
especially for motoring as the roads
are wonderful in withstanding months
of rain.
Mrs. Hugh Jones of Dodgeville,
fell down the back stairs and broke