Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-07-30

J. T. Bennett and son Keenan,.
spent Sunday in Chicago.
DR.. Tuffley of Boscobel, has ac-
Fred Krohn returned home FRIDAY
after 10 months in the navy.
quired the Pipkin residence and will
convert it into hospital.
The Gault, Clark and Hatch families
motored to Richland Center last Fri
day and took in the celebration.
Mrs. Robt. Jordan left Monday for
Chicago and Grand Rapids where she
will visit relatives for three weeks.
The year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Atkinson of Beetown, was
operated on last Friday by DR.. Kraut
who removed the tonsils.
DR.. U. S. Lewis of Dubuque. was a
Sunday guest at the A. E. Lewis home.
DR.. Lewis had two tires down on his
Hudson six due to heat.
A. r. Adams, Supt. of the canning
factory was called to Madison by the
illness with appendicitis of his son.
Gordon, 20, who is a Uni. student.
Mrs. Gilbert Darling has gone home
from Fowler hospital having recov-
cred from an appendicitis operation
performed on Sunday week ago.
Mrs. Fl. A. Elwell of st. Paul. ac-
companied by her little niece, Miss
Virginia Lee of Council Bluffs, Iawo.
arrived Friday for visit with her
mother, Mrs. A. Budworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ayotto and
daughter Louise, of Baraboo, return
ed home Monday on account of Mr..
Ayotto's illness. Mr.. Ayotto was en-
ployed on railroad work.
irwin Kraemer left Monday for
Stout Institute, Menominee, where he
will take a three weeks summer
course to graduate as instructor in
manual training and printing.
party boarded the train here Mon
day enroute for Wausau to attend the
K. of G. convention. There were
Robt. Glennon, Potosi; JOS. Walsh,
Tennyson; J. w. Niemer, Cassville;
and Jacob Hoffman, Lancaster.
Doolittle hospital had operations on
VIM. lockwood of No. Lancaster, for
tonsils, Miss Leila Turner of Potosi
and Mrs. Haney of Lancaster. Miss
Nellie Belscamper returned to her
home Monday having fully convalesc-
ed from an appendicitis operation.
Hannum Place spent last week in
Presho and Vivian, S. D., where he
owned a piece of land he had never
seen. Hannum was well pleased with
his buy. He says that wheat is album
dant there and of fine quality-like
buckshot. Lots of rain in that sec
ton and crops fine.
DR.. Frank Doll of Whiting, Ind,
physician and surgeon for the Stand
ard Oil company, returned home Sun
day having spent two weeks at End
of Rainbow farm assisting his father,
II. T. Doll, in the harvest Frank took
a vacation and two weeks Of healthy
outdoors in one shot.
Miss Leila Turner of Potosi, was
brought to Lancaster, Doolittle hos
pital, last week for a tonsil opera
ton. A diagnosis evidenced other
complications requiring major OPP
Grafton. Saturday her mother and
brother and brother-in-law Mrs. Lou
Use Turner, Gilbert Turner and AL
fred Andetat, were here to see Miss
Turner
Dr. S. w. DOolittle was called to
Bloomington Sunday to assist DR..
Baldwin in locating hip fracture
on Mrs. Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
ley came here from California on a
visit and the old lady, 6S, fell and
broke her left hip. X-ray pictures
were taken Monday The Bradleys
were expecting to go home next week
but this accident prevents leaving for
several months Mrs. Bradley's age
tells against her recovery.