Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-14
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Albert Henry was Livingston cal
Ter, Mondayg'
Presbyterian Ladies Aid zfanrsday-
with Mrs. Arthur Stivarius.
Mrs Mae Clanton of Madison. Wis
tied friends here over Fridays = w.
Miss Marie Knapp returned Friday
from her winter visit in Florida.
Mrs Alice Galloway has had as
guests Verne Galloway and family of
oshkosh.
Mr.. and Mrs, lockwood Of Portage
visited Miss <Etta Bennett of this city
last week. 40 AZ e s
DR.. Fowler reports new baby, girl
at the Andrew Yoose home in PotOsi,.
Sunday morning. 4
Miss Olga Brun of Dubuque, was an
over-Sunday guest at the Mrs. Chas.
Brandemuehl home.
Mrs. Roy Walker of this. city UNDER
went major operation at Doolittle
hospital yesterday morning.
Mesdames Jos. Wright Frank
Smith and p. j. Schloesser visited
friends at Fennimore Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Shedivy of Fennimore,
underwent a major operation at Doo-.
little hospital Monday morning. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Godfrey of Dav-
EXPORT, la, arrived here last week
for visit at the DR.. JOS Godfrey
home.
Mrs. Hollis Cummins left, Monday
for Edegwater, Wis, where she will
take a rest of several weeks in the
pineries.
Mrs. E.tW. Clifton leave this week
for their new home in Monrovia, Calf,
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Prof Clifton
Mrs. Mamie Davis of Madison. Wis
itor at the home of Lancaster rela-
tives since July 4, returned home
Monday noon.
Rolla. Day and Guerdon Burris mo-
tored east last Wednesday with Rock
ford and Chicago their destinations in
a six-day trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Ellis and son,
Ned visited last week at the John Nc
Mahon home here, returning to
Evansville, Friday
Geo. McGonigal of Minneapolis, Wis
tied friends at Bloomington last week
but owing to the muddy roads could
not get over to Lancaster.
Mrs. Claude Sayre of Caldwell, Kas.,
visited Lancaster friends over Friday.
Mrs Sayre is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Stanover, of Fennimore.
Mrs. B. M. Powers and son, Dick, of
Kansas City, Mo-, visited last week
with her grandmother, Mrs. r. Meyer
Sr., returning west Friday noon.
Failure of the engine at Klevenville
forced the bringing out of another en-
CINE from Madison last Wednesday
night. This made the evening train
two hours late. n@ It'll.
DR.. Roy Fischer has completed his
course at Columbia college, New York,
and is now located in Spokane, Wash.j
with his family, as householder in a
hospital there.
Mrs. Cornelia Cundy of Platteville,
visited the weekend with Mrs. L. Ne
Collins, returning yesterday to close
her home and spend the summer at
Kenosha with her son, DR.. RObt.
Cundy.
Burne Pollock arrived \ here last
Thursday from Milwaukee and will re-
main couple of weeks settling up af-
fairs in the Pollock estate. He expects
to take his mother, Mrs. Ed. Pollock,
to Philadelphia 70 ra visit with Walt
err Pollock.
Misses Eva and Gertrude Southcott
Of Milwaukee, visited last weekend at
the Geo. j. Jerrett home here return
ing Monday Charles Southcott and
wife and Arthur Southcott and wife
and son, also of Milwaukee, visited
the mid-week at the Jerrett home.
George r. Barden was recently ap-
pointed supervisor from the Platte
Vile third ward in place of Sam Pol
land, resigned, and the cheerful face
Of the former shoe magnate, ex-draft
board member and lover of the poet
Burns will again be seen on the Lam.
caster streets next November.
DR.. ]. H. Reed, Lancaster's senior
dentist, went to Milwaukee yesterday
to attend the state dental meeting. DR..
Reed is a past president of the state
society and goes as a guest of honor.
Mrs. Helen Mayne and children, Wis
ting at the Dr. Reed home, returned
yesterday to their home in Griswold,
Iowa.
Miss Alice Wright, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Wright, returned on
Thursday from Nenana, Alaska, where.
she spent six years in mission work.
Last fall Miss Wright intended to-
leave for home but suffered severe
burns from flash from stove and
was thus forced to remain another
winter. She left Alaska May % be-
ing seven weeks enroute home.
Geo. Sandelbach called at the Her
aid office Wednesday to recover his
wife's purse handed in the Saturday
night preceding. The Dodge car driv-
eli~ by Mr.. Sandelbach accidentally
collided 'Nwith s'the little daughter of
Henry Bryan and in assisting the
child Mrs. Sandelback dropped her
purse and forgot to pick it up. The
accident was a close call but the lit
tie girl was not seriously hurt.
Mrs. d. w. Baxter and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Jay Morse of Mt. Hope, start
ed Saturday on lengthy trip to Kan
sas, Nebraska and Colorado points.
They will visit at Denver and Burr
Oak, Col, Stratton Kansas, and Guide
Rock, Nebr.. being gone month or
more. Mrs. Baxter looks forward
with much pleasure to meeting her
brother, John McWilliams of STRAIT
ton, Kansas, whom she has not seen
for forty years.