Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-04-30
Local News

AAlolus anu nelghbOrs of Jas
Hayden va gave a little surprise nartr
Tor hlm last Saturday evening a 4
good tlme was had by all present and
MT. hayden received a briar pine so
tnat ne may smoke up and think of
ms cid nelghbors, when he is. hear
ing the catamounts howl up in The
Black Hills this summer.
MISS Ruth Frye entertained fifteen
lttle glrl and boy friends at her
nome 4nurSoay evening the occasion
Delng huths thirteenth birthday
Games ana. music entertained the lit
tIe ioIKs Followed by the kind of re-
iresnm LEI that children especially
like. The good time lasted mil ~
o'clock - 1-ieh ~
G. E. Rich e Co. have cornnlo+od
the replacing Of the cut stona 49, 49,
table around the courthouse. TTba
work was necessary on acco,nt of
improper pitch to drain water auo1,
in the winter. At frozen times the
building was an island with DANGER
GUS possibilities upon entering
Edwin Dersch writes his folks tbo+
he is on a brief furlough prior to
coming home and is now seeing the
south or France and sunny Italy. Fur
loughs are the rule now to give the
boys chance to see some of Eurone
after SO many months of hardship.
The body of Edward Nathan who
died last winter at his home near
fredericksburg, Va, was brought
here last Thursday noon by his broth
er-in-law, F. G. Meyer. A service was
held at the cemetery at o'clock and
burial was made there.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holzer living
east OF town, had the misfortune to
lose an infant, Dorothea Mary. last
Friday. The babe was two days old.
The funeral was held from ST. Glenn
ents Monday burial taking place in
the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. w. ]. Schade departed Tuesday
for Owen, Wis, where the Schades
have large farm. Mr.. Schade ex-
poets to go the first of June. Clyde
Dimmick accompanied Mrs. Schade
and will be employed on the farm.
DR.. James Fowler and family re-
turned home Saturday evening. They
made tour of the Southern states
after leaving the Texas camp. DR..
Fowler will resume his practice here.
DR.. Elgie Kraut and father, l..
Kraut, went to Dubuque Sunday,
where on Monday L. Kraut under
went an operation at the Mercy hospi-
tai. Word came Monday that he was
doing we'll.
Mrs. B. G. Schorier returned to her
home at Hampton, Ia. Tuesday, after
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Brack-
EFT in this city, for the past six
weeks.
Mrs. Frank Allen returned to her
home at Livingston, Tuesday, after
visiting a week with her sisters, Mis-
es Kate and Julia Sweeney, in this
city.
DR.. Gault went to Mt. Hope, Tues
day, to call on a family where three
are i'll with scarlet fever. An opera
ton may be necessary on one child.
terday.
Mrs. Edith Draggs and children re-
turned to Fennimore Monday, after
spending the weekend with her sis
ter, Mrs. Harvey Schmidt.
Miss Emily Nohns and Oliver Keene
were recent visitors at the Keene
home at Lancaster.-Plattevil Jour-
nal.
Mesdames L. H. Stevens and F. G.
Granville entertained last Thursday
afternoon at Kensington. About 90
guests were present.
Archie wilkinson broke his right
wrist pole vaulting at the high school
Monday. DR.. Doolittle took an A-ray
of the fracture yesterday.
Otto Berndt wires that he landed
in Boston Sunday and will enter de-
ltention at Camp Ayre, Mass, prior
to being released.
Misses Johns and Shepherd OF
Platteville, came Tuesday for Wis
it with Mrs. Louis Morse and Jonn
Horsfall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Blewett return
Cd Friday via Potosi after an enjoy
able visit at FIT. Madison, Ia. and MO
line. Ill. 4n
Mrs Laura Hartz and daughter
Miss Grace. of Hickman, NeDr:, az
tended the funeral Of Mrs. LOUIS YES yes
perman. r.,....,- t,r,,,;rsdov
May s, at usual time. D ,1 1'7 ~.
Science room, high school. lain lat ~
Miss Ferebee on foods. -. o,,+
Frank Blewett of Dodgevilie' spe a,I
the weekend in town with MS Oio'"
r. Tom Blewett, and wife. 90
Mr.. and Mrs. Barto living norln =,
town have a new boy VINO arrlVeu 0
Sunday DR.. Gault officiating.
lake Shrake. the veteran to~ ~,
chairman of Wyalusing, was mere On
business Monday. - vos+ar-
The asylum committee met now
aav to approve the plans lor ~"
barn. posford have
Drs. III. L. and L. I. basloa'
been visiting their father mere 1.-Two in
S. w. Doolittle is due 10 "i ~
New York next Friday