Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-12-24
LOCALS

END visitor in the hub city.
FIR. F. A. Wambold transacted b,s
mess IN Fennimore, Monday.
Miss Reka Leise of Dubunua wos
Lancaster visitor the weekend
Mrs. +. W. Rafferty, visited friends
IN Fenn1more, Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Chas. Roberts of Montfort
visited relatives here last Thursdav
Lloyd Durni left Monday for raka
Geneva and Chicago to visit for the
holidays. 80 'iAe
Miss Flossie Govier underwent .
tonsll operation at the DoolittIe hos
pital, Sunday. ii00
Leroy Edwards and Thos. McDon-
aid are home from the university for
the holidays. - 80
L. 0. Vesperman residing east Of
town lost valuable horse last weal[
from distemper.
isaac Deller and wife and son rs
wald, are holiday visitors at the .Judge
Goodsell home.
MISS Laura Johnson, teaching at
Wausau, arriver home Saturday to
spend the holidays.
John Schreiner who has been at
teholng Shattuck Military academy, is
LII Tic uOlludyS.
Mrs. John Chapman Of Beetown has
Deen III with pneumonia but is i'm
proving DR.. Kraut states.
Most OF the Lancaster teachers de-
parted Saturday for their respective
homes to spend the holidays.
Misses Hildred and Wilma Heher-
lem and Laurinda Hampton are home
from Lawrence for the HOLIDAYS
Mrs. Sl0n1V HUdn of Hondo.x g..
Linton, Indiana where she will visit
the home folks thru the HOLIDAYS
Mrs. John Johns of Platteyille was
a last week guest of the Henry Hen
KEEL family, returning home Thursday.
Mrs. w. I. Often visited her broth
err, j. I. Bennett, last week while on
her way to California to spend the
winter.
r. M. Orchard and Frederick Aup-
perle departed Wednesday noon for
Chicago where they transacted bus
mess.
DR.. Kraut reports baby girl at
the Jos. Koeller home in Waterloo
the little Miss arriving last Thurs
day night.
Mrs. Phil Ryan left this week for
her home in Bristol, Pa following a
two months visit with relatives in
this county
Francis and Mildred Lind departed
for Sitter, Monday, having visited
their aunt, Miss Fannie Frawley, for
several days.
Mrs. Geo. w. Campbell of Chetek,
visiting at the Jos. Keene and Mrs
Lon Wayne homes for two months, re-
turned home Monday noon.
Miss Olive Grebe, employed in the
government service at Washington,
d. c., leaves next Wednesday follow
ing an extended furlough at home.
Mrs. A. l.. Sherman and children
left Sunday for Chicago where they
will visit thru the holidays at the
home of Lieut. and Mrs. Chas. John
son.
Miss Martha Wilson, Oshkosh, had
three fingers amputated in a clipper
at the Paine Lumber company. An
other girl who witnessed the accident
tainted.
Henry Holzinger writes the Herald
that he and wife have arrived at Los
Angeles in good shape and are now
located at 118 No. Rio St. that city
They will write with more details
soon.
Geo. NARROW was up town Satur
day for the first time in three weeks.
Mr.. NARROW suffers a good deal physi-
cally but mentally is as keen as ev-
err
Louis Weisbenner residing west of
town is i'll with a throat complaint
that the attending physician DR.. Doc
little, has not seen since leaving the
army
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Bennett have
announced the wedding of their
daughter, Genevieve, to Harry E.
Carthew, which will take place on
New Years day.
The Geo. J.>Wieland family of Hur-
ricane, afflicted with smallpox, is pro-
crossing favorably toward recovery
according to DR.. JAS Fowler, the at
tending physician.
Carter Horsfall, aged 6, son of Guy
Horsfall, is nursing fractured right
arm. Another boy threw the little
fellow down with such force as to
cause a fracture.
Mrs Lauretta Eastman who has
been nursing at Doollttle. hospltal'
left Saturday for Livingston where
she will visit Mrs Frank Allen. From
there Mrs. Eastman returns to Chi
cago to reside.
Miss Martin, the teacher, reports
that the social, tree and program at
the Rock school, So. Lancaster, Fri
day night, was very successful. About
one hundred persons attended ana
the proceeds were $44.
Miss Kissell remains at her nome
in Montfort where she has been con-
fined for six weeks with illness. 1t
is expected that Miss Kissell will re-
sumo her duties as North school,
principal after the holidays.
If he can get thru in time the Her
aid man expects to leave wednesday
and visit his folks in Chicago Tor
week or so. During our absence M.
Budworth will transact business ana
accept money at the Herald office.
A special meeting of the city coun-
Gil was held Wednesday resulting III
a decisio to continue rock quarrying
OF dau labor Considerable dispute