Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-06

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me Lancaster schools open Mon
!, day morning, Sept. 1st.
Cutler Borah. went to Fennirnoro
saturday to visit friends.
Mrs. w. j. Brennan went to Mil
"auKee yesterday to visit friends.
Jonn Cenheld and son of Potosi,
were Lancaster visitors yesterday.
j. e. DoOlittle was taken i'll SAT-
ur1ay ana remains on the sick list.
Donald Dyer has been decidedly
under the weather for several days
past.
Mrs. Nettie Pritchett Of Chicago,
mas been visiting at the Hugh Pritch-
| EFT home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Miller of Dodge
vile, were weekend guests at the
Geo. Beck home.
Mrs. Louisa Smith of Boscobel, en-
ployed at the Phillips house, went to
her home Monday.
DR.. r. M. Carter and family of
Bloomington, visited here Sunday en-
route to Hazel Green.
Misses lone Roesch, Bessie Webb
and Margaret Peacock were Chicago
passengers yesterday.
Mrs. A. Wisco departed Saturday
Ior McGregor, Ia, where she will Wis
It her son, Ernest Wisco.
Miss Emma Huppenbecker of Fen
nlmore, was a weekend guest of her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Jewell.
Hobart Doll returned home Thurs
day after a long service in the u. S.
navy with many trips overseas.
Mrs. M. E. Ruegger of Madison, re-
turned Monday having visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Borah.
Mrs. Elvira Rigdon and daughter
Jennie, went to Prairie du Chen Sat-
urday to visit Mrs. Cyota Palmer.
G. w. Hall of Green Bay, was here
last week and sold the old Hall farm
OF 10 acres in BeetoWn to j. Harold
Pugh.
Benz. Hartlinc, Memo" wires his
! aunt, Mrs. Almeda Parker, that he
disembarked in New Jersey, Monday
| from overseas.
Mrs. Conrad Napp, an aged resident
OF this city, passed away at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Jeide, early on
Monday morning.
G. e. Dearborn and wife Of Gary,
Ind, departed for home Saturday
having spent a most pleasant vaca-
| ton of two weeks here.
Justice G. w. Burrows tied the knot
last Thursday that united for life
Arthur John Geyer, %, and Hazel
Mae Mock, %, both of Smelser.
! Mrs. E. Bolzell went to Montfort
Monday to see her sister, Mrs. Pogue,
of Indianapolis, Ind, who is visiting
at the Haynes home in Montfort.
! Mrs. Chas. Knobel went to Cobb
Monday with Mr.. Knobel. Marcia is
visiting friends in Milwaukee before
returning here to school in Septem-
Der.
James Cullen ard con and brother
in-law of jamestown, were here yes
terday on their way home from
Crawford county where they looked
at land.
Miss Ellen Johnson had the misfor-
tune to fall and sprain her ankle Sc
| .verely Monday. The accident was
due to Miss Johnson's tripping on a
pile of lumber at her home.
Mrs. Chas Vesperman and DR..
Gault took little Hila Vesperman to
Madison, Monday. The little Miss,
her left eye which requires hospital
attention
Mrs. H. L. Fischer of Sitter, and
daughter, Mrs. H. w. Knorenschild of
Louisville, KY, were Lancaster Wis
itors Saturday The latter has been
visiting at the parental home for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Crossley and
son-in-law, E. L. Baumgartner, left
/ Monday for Pennsylvania where they
will look at farming property. Mr..
/ Crossley now farms in Ellenboro
miles east.
Will Zenz of Potosi township, is the
| new owner of the Hodoval farm of
! which GO acres lie in Potosi and so
acres in Waterloo. The consideration
was $3.50 an acre. Possession will
be given this fall
The Northwestern road Las work
men busy on a parking place at the
1 depot. The park will extend west of
/ the tracks from street to street. A
1 fence is being built along side the
Birmingham & Hixon roadway.
Floyd Hale of Bloomington, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hale, died Sunday
! a week ago after lifetime Of pa
| tient suffering. The young man was
past % years old. Burial was made
at Providence cemetery the next day.
DR.. Jos. Godfrey writes from his
nephew's at Lowell, Wyo., that he has
been having a splendid trip so far.
The Godfreys are enjoying the seen
cry at Lake Louise and Banff and then
went on to Portland and Seattle COM
] ing east to Wyoming. They will re-
main west for another month at least.
Donald Muender. IS years, is al
most we'll and able to leave the God
frey hospital where he was operated
on two weeks ago for appendicitis.
His brother, William, had the same
disease in May last, and died after
the operation Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Muender are the parents of these
young men.
Mrs. G. H. rockingham departed
Saturday for Capron, Ill, where she
will visit relatives and meet her
brother, VIM r. Heath, of Buffalo.
The Frothinghams leave this week
for Madison after residence of 30
wears in Lancaster. Mrs. Bessie
Chapman has rented the rockingham
house.
Will Hero minus, employed by Geo.
Wieland, was overcome by the heat
| last Wednesday morning HeirOnimuS