Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-11-19
LOCALS

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Albert Flesch of the &C college at
Madison, was a weekend visitor at
home.
Mrs. III. G. Bryan and daughters
Mildred and Lucille, were Fennimore
callers Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Bishell Of Flora has
been quite i'll. Mrs. Ziegler of Flora
is also among the sick.
John McLimans and wife Of Perry.
Okla, visiting at Sitter, were Lam
caster callers, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Orion have a
new boy, Charles Adams, who arriv-
ed last Saturday morning.
Geo. Curtis and wife and daughter,
Thelma, departed Sunday for Arena
to visit relatives for a. week.
Frank Oaklief of Burton went to
Madison Monday to attend the State
Equity convention in session there.
w. G. Knox, Edgar Grebe and Carl
Roth are in Detroit this week to
drive out three new Studebaker skies.
The daughter of c. l.. Galloway of
Potosi has pleuro-pneumonia and is
under the care of DR.. J. C. ,Doolittle.
Mrs. Josh Leighty departed Mon
day for Milwaukee, to visit for the
week with her daughter Mrs. M. ].
Hayes.
Lenora Lesser, daughter Of Ray
mond Lesser, was operated on for
tonsil removal by Drs. Godfrey last
Wednesday,
Mrs. Leslie Burton residing south
of town, was operated upon at Doc
little hospital, Sunday, appendicitis
being the trouble.
Mrs. A. j. Pipkin went to Fenni
more and Boscobel, Sunday to visit
relatives and friends prior % leaving
for California in a few weeks.
Mrs. Ed. Davis and son, Donald. of
Livingston, were visiting at the r. S.
Rounds home last week and returned
home Saturday.
Matthias Flesch of Liberty, 8 miles
east OF Lancaster, will have disper-
sion sale on Thursday, Dec. II. Full
particulars will appear in the Herald
soon.
Tom Mcconnell of Beetown was up
Friday and ordered bills and ads for
his sale to be held Monday, Dec Is.
Details will appear in the Herald
shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Howe left
II IHGlT
absence the Howe residence will be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
Wright.
Drs Godfrey operated on Hazel
Orr of Mt. Hope last Wednesday the
complaint being appendicitis. Miss
Orr is recovering nicely at the God
frey hospital here
Mrs. John Place of Columbia, Wis.
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called to Lancaster by the serious ill
ness of Mrs Wallie Garthwaite. The
latter was much better Monday.
Grace and Lillian Holzinger of the
university, were home the weekend
to say goodby to their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Holzinger, who leave
soon for California for the winter.
Chas. Sandelback living 5 miles
northeast of Lancaster, was here on
Saturday and ordered bills and ad-
vertising for his sale which will take
place rain or shine on Monday, Dec.
s. Full particulars later
j. A. Bossert living z miles east of
Cassville on the Cassville-Potosi road,
was in yesterday and ordered adver-
Using for his sale to be held, Monday,
Dec. 8th Full particulars next week
Luke Webb and Horatio Guernsey of
Bloomington, went to Madison. Fri
day, via Lancaster, expecting to see
Wisconsin knock the hide off Ohio at
the big game Saturday Wisconsin
lost.
Henry Schmitz of miles south of
the Hurricane, tells the Herald that
he will have sale on Tu sday, Jan
9th in plenty of time so that no one
will want that date. Full particulars
will appear later.
w. L. Winskill returned home Sat
urday night feeling greatly recuper-
ated after a few weeks of rest Mr.
Winskiil is recovered from his ner-
vous breakdown and his many friends
hope to see him on his feet again with
all his old-time vigor ad pep.
The Battles, w j. and John c.,
have rented the north room beneath
the Herald office of Dr. Gault and
VIII use it for an auto salesroom. The
Battles had a fine year their only
trouble being that they could not get
the cars to SELL Next year they hope
to do better
Two Fords met in collision on the
Lancaster square last Thursday. OF
to Fuerstenbergs car sustained a
smashed running board Sidney Web
Der, driving the opposing rig, escap-
ed without harmy Fuerstenburg
turned around in the middle of the
block and Weber ran into him.
Arthur A. Knapp departed Sunday
for Chicago where he enters the en-
ploy of the Farm Implement News, a
publication devoted to the farm ma
chine trade. Arthur will act as ad
man, cartoonist, etc, with conven-
tions to attend and other duties suit
able to his manifest abilities. His
friends here wish him every success
in his new enterprise.
G. D. Young Of Lone Rock, a sea-
man on the good ship Savannah, q
s NJ, was here over Sunday with his
little brother, Roger, visiting Geo. w
Davies and family Mr.. Young is alb
sent from his station at Boston on
ten day leave He is in the navy for
four years. The Savannah is al
Mother Ship" to submarines and the
navy is great life says this young
sailor.
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