Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-04-09

Jonn Mankel ! VAS elected Justice
Oh the peace for one year.
Dr. ), II. Reed went to Barneveld.
yesterday on a abusf1fess trip.
Dr. Doolittle performed a tonsil OBJ
Grafton on Lloyd Stanley, aged 10.
MRS. VIM. Kerr Sr. and Chas. Brew
er nave left the Doolittle hospital.
L. Boerner transacted business in
Stltzer the latter part of the week.
MRS. e. J. LANCE of Cobb. visited
over Sunday at the Geo. Gibbs home.
VIII Orton has been very i'll the
past two weeks with stomach trouble.
II Miss Emma Schreiner returned
yesterday from her winter visit in
california. a.,
Mrs. Will Walker and son went to
milwaukee, Monday, to consult a
/ specialist.
Mrs. Clyde Webb and two children
are visiting the formers mother at
! Platteville.
4. Richard Huftil eff Fennimore. Wis
tied relatives and old friends here a
part of last week
Mrs. Will Cook who was operated
on by Drs. Godfrey and Kraut is re-
covering nicely.
! Mrs. P. T. Stevens of Montfort,
visited portion of last week with
Lancaster relatives
w. J. Hannum of MadiaouEisited
his father, Warren Hannum Sr., in
this city, last week.
Co. Treasurer ]. T. Cox.gwent to
Platteville, Saturday, for a. Weekend
visit at his home there.
| John Beetham is laid up with blood
poisoning in his left hand Came about
through skinning calf.
Julian Bellows departed Monday
for Mason City, Ia, for a visit with
his brother, George, in that city.
Mccoy & Healy shipped two cars
of horses last week. One went to
Athens and the other to Wausau.
Miss Velma Richardson returned to
her school near Platteville, Satur-
day after visit at her home here.
Geo. Selleck and family leave this
week for Gilman. Wis, where they
expect to make their future home.
Miss Elsie Keller and Reuben We'll
and left Monday for Cobb where they
will visit Mr. and Mrs. Will Keller.
Mrs. Wayne Williams and daughter,
Miss Mayme of Wauzeka, visited ov-
er Sunday at the L. Bradley home in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Showalter and
babe and sister, Mrs. Regain of Chi
cago, are visiting the Heidels at
Highland.
Chas. Knoble. went to- Cobb, Mon
day, where he has charge of meat
market, having spent Sunday at his
home here.
Mrs. Ed. Angus returned to Min
neapolis, Monday afternoon, after
visiting two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
c. H. Angus. . .4
+ Geo. Hired and family of Madison,
were guests here last week at the
home of the formers parents, DR.. and
Mrs. j. H. Reed
Sheriff He'll and Co. Clerk Johnson
motored over to Boscobel Saturday
night to visit the weekend at their
respective homes.
Thos. Blewett took for the road
Monday for F. A. Bracket as power
mortiser salesman. Toms first stop
is FIT. Madison, Ia.
Frank Taylor and daughter, Miss
Inez of Boscobel, were visitors in
Lancaster Sunday, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Roesch.
| Judge Clementson and Reporter
Morse left Monday for Richland Cen
ter where the spring term of court
is in session this week.
Leroy Durni, veteran of the Euro
pean war and author of several in
teresting letters to the Herald, re-
turned home yesterday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bracket depart
ed Monday for Elk Mound, Wis, to
look over the country. They may
possibly decide to locate there.
| Mrs. Snow, a Utah missionary, lee
tured at the Methodist church last
night. She came to organize Young
Women's Home Mission Society.
Judge and Mrs. E. B. Goodsell and
John Oswald departed Friday for
Milwaukee, where they Will visit for
few days at the Isaac Dellar home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heberlein who
live north of town, are the parents of
baby boy who arrived Monday night.
Archie Parkins has. been having
considerable trouble with after effects
of influenza. One of his ears was in
fected and has been lanced several
times. Is
Mrs. Lou Fischer went to Madison,
Monday, to visit Mrs. Prien and await
/ the arrival of her daughter n-law
and granddaughter, Mrs. Roy Fischer
and babe. They are expected here to-
day.
! Roscoe Smith and sister, Miss
Maxine Smith of Platteville, were ov-
er-Sunday guests at the home of
their grandfather, Henry Nehls, in
this city.
Mrs. Chester Reagan and children
departed Saturday for their home in
Chicago, having been here for Wis
it with the formers father, Jas. Nc
Brien, end other relatives.
DIR. Gault operated on Beatrice Lev
ms, Sunday, for tonsils and adenoids.
Harvey Croft was operated on for
appendicitis at the Dolittle hospital
and his condition is favorable.
Mrs. Albert Kamm of Madison, was
here this week to take home little
Martha Elizabeth Kamm, granddaugh-
| ter of William Webb. Mrs. James
Webb accompanied Mrs. Kamm to
Madison.
Ray Selleck writes his mother Mrs.
Geo. Selleck, that he expects to be
home soon. Ray landed at New York
from overseas last week. He enlist
cd in Michigan and was attached to
Wolverine division.
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