Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-10-15
Local News

Mrs. ]. G. Doolittle will entertain
the teachers of the city TODAY.
Miss Eva Aupperle departed. Er;-
day for Oregon, Wis.,. to visit rela-
tiyes.
Mrs. Florence Bestor went to Fen
nimore, Friday, to visit friends the
weekend.
Burne Pollock of Milwaukee. has
been here on account of the illness
of his mother. fs
LAUREL Leighty has returned to
Dubuque to complete her training as
nurse in Mercy hospital.
Dr. Doolittle reports a bow at the
JOS Wunderlin home in Harrison. The
little stranger came Sunday.
G. r. Watkins of st. Louis. acom-
panied by his father, is visiting at
the home of Louis Vesperman.
Mrs. Geo. p. Walker left Friday
morning for MiffIin where her rel
alive, Mrs. Thomas Warren is very
i'll
Mrs. Martha Jewell of this city was
made Grand Chaplain of the Eastern
Star at the state meeting held in Mil
waukee last week. So
Mrs Ella Williams and daughter
Mayme of Wauzeka, were here last
week visiting Mrs. Len Bradley. They
returned home Friday.
Miss Lenice Schneider has gone to
Chicago to enter Moody institute. Her
sister, Rocena, who accompanied. her.
will return in few days.
Thomas lockwood and daughter.
Miss Nettie, left Friday for Rhine
lander where they will visit DR.. C. G.
lockwood for couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Will Wicken and two
children of Baraboo, enroute via mo-
tor car to California, stopped over
Thursday with Geo. w. Davies and
family.
Geo. Aupperle of Sheldon, Ia, an
old Lancaster resident, has been here
visiting his brothers, Dan and Fred.
He also called on his old neighbors
in Fennimore township.
ThOs. Wenzel has sold his farm in
Little Grant and bought the old
Schuster place of 20 acres on the Bee
town road 21a miles west, of Albert
Krohn. Mr.. Wenzel will move March
LIST.
Chris Hartman, one of the leading
swine breeders of the county, attend
ed both sales here last week, was at
the county board Thursday, and left
Friday for Hazel Green to attend a
big sale there.
The last coat Of stucco has been APP
piled to the Baptist church, which
completes the exterior with the excep-
ton of the entrances. White and
brown pebble dash treatment was
used in finishing.
George S., Ellie Dobson's race
horse he bought at the Lancaster
fair, won first last Thursday at Ell
kader, Iowa, and second in the Fri
day race. Billy Dyer drove the horse
returning home Sunday.
A road grader and a foggy night
caused a collision between t. j. Haley
and Andrew Lewis coming out from
Milwaukee two weeks ago. One car
stopped and the other ran into it. The
damages were not serious
Pearl Barrett of Livingston plead
ed guilty to being an accessory to the
theft of harness for which Peter Mum
don Lima, paid fin Of $40 and costs
on a similar complaint last week.
Barrett was fined $40 and costs or a
total of $4,000
Henry Mankel brought in an auto
mobile load Of honey from his apiary
west of town, Tuesday, and disposed
OF it in a very short time. Mr. Man
kel has been kept on the jump this
fall boiling sorghum for his neigh
boris. He turned out 270 gallons of the
slap-iack trimmings.
Mrs. Thomas Williams and niece,
Miss Elsie Hillary Of Glen Haven,
took the Monday noon train for RAJ
cine to attend the wedding Of Mrs.
Williams daughter Miss Ethel to
Jos. Wilberscheid of Chiffon, Wis The
Young couple will reside in Racine.
The Henry Carroll blacksmith shop
is being moved from the tract bought
by the city for the. municipal build-
ing The Fred Bracket planning mill,
standing or another part Of the same
tract, will be moved soon as possible.
With the exception Of the old frame
building, now occupied by the city, the
sita will be clear for building opera
tons
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