Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-03-03

-hAoo AlASO A1OWSll Is Ou the SICK ISI.
Wesley Walker is moving to Fenni-
more, RID 3.
Burnell Addison and wife departed
Wednesday for Benton to visit for
1 week
Albert Phillips of BeetowG accom-
panied four carloads of cattle to Chi
cago, Monday.
Mrs. B. C. Parkinson of Madison.
was here last week to visit her moth
er, Mrs. Julia Mccoy.
! Mrs. Fred Nehlss departed Friday
for Centerville, Wis, to visit her
mother Mrs. Kobdish.
Clifford Muender who was operated
on Saturday is doing WE'LL.
Miss Jessie Ziegler returned to her
work at Davenport. Friday morning.
FIR Maryon of Milwaukee, was here
Sunday and addressed the Episcopal
congregation Ass
Mrs. Ben Pendleton of this city, was
weekend visitor with her daughter,
(, Delphine, at Belmont
Mrs. w. B. Block of Boscobel, was
a weekend visitor Of her brothers,
! Adolph and Henry Wepking
Mrs. T. A. Thompson transacted
| business matters at her former farm
north of Fennimore, last Friday.
Miss Emma Gingrich of So. Ian
caster, fell from chair about week
ago and broke her right collar bone.
G. H. Huppenbecker of No Lancas-
ter, here for a couple of weeks at the
sanitarium, returned home Wednes-
day
Roger We1lman writes to change
his paper from Platteville to Sinsin-
ava he having moved to the Fairplay
neighborhood.
Henry Wepking and family move to
| Fennimore this week where they
have bought house and will reside
in the future.
DR.. Fowler is caring for the four
members of the Chas. Mathews fam
lily of Potosi twp, all of whom are
down with the flu.
Miss Jennie Edge Of Platteville,
was a weekend visitor with her sis
ter, Mrs. Clare Dobson, returning to
her home Saturday.
Miss Viola Buzzo of Lancaster No.
school was called to her home in
Georgetown, Maine, last Wednesday,
by the death of her mother
Frank Steil and wife and children,
Ruth and Donald, left Monday for
their new home near Preston where
they will reside in the future.
Felix Wanazek essayed to help his
horses out of the snow last Tuesday
and received kick on his right foot
that lacerated the membcr badly
G. F. Dickinson went to West Lima,
Richland county, on Monday. to Off
ciate at the organization of a new
Woodman camp in that village this
week.
Prof. J. G. Brockert spent last week
travelling thru the highways and by
ways of Bloomington township in the
interest of a consolidated school for
the district.
Master Hugh Brooker Orion is able
to be around again for the first time
since New Years. The young man
had whooping cough and the flu but
is O. K now.
Geo Peterson and wife have moved
to town and have rooms with c. H.
Vesperman. Mr. Peterson is assist
ant manager of the Farmers Tele-
phone company.
LaFarge, Monday, by the illness of
her father and mother and sister and
/ brother-in-law who all reside on a
& farm near LaFarge
Mrs. |. E. Cooper and Mrs August
Shermer Of Baraboo, were Lancaster
visitors last week Mr.. Cooper was
here relieving Conductor Mills dur
ing the latter's illness.
Mrs. Bessie Moak and sons, Edgar
and Earl, of Minot, S. d., returned
home Wednesday after an extended
visit with Ed. Eastman and family of
Lancaster and other relatives.
H. S. Rhodes, "Howdy," departed
Friday via Potosi for Vancouver, B.
c., where he will visit for while. Mr..
Rhodes expects to stop at various
coast points before returning
Henry Beck of Spring Green, was
here last week visiting his brother.
George. Mr.. Beck was on his way
home from visit in Delhi, Ontario,
Canada, where the boys were raised
+ H. E. Eastman left Saturday for
Milwaukee to visit his daughter Mrs.
Il G. w Boltzer, and family He ex-
pected to return this week with Mrs.
Eastman who has been visiting there
for a month.
Irwin Alexander and family depart
ed this week for Loomis, S. D., where
they will farm a half section. The
Il Alexanders moved here from Dakota
two years ago but decided to return
west again.
Ben Andrews and wife and daugh-
ter. Viva, all of Ellenboro departed
Monday for their new home near vi
ola. where they will farm the place
of Mr. Andrews brother, Keith An
drews.
]. Lee Wright departed Wednesday
for GAINESVILLE, to buy more Samson
tractors the present supply being sold
out. The Farm Power & Equipment
company recently sold a $4,000 G. M
G. truck to J. B. Ludden, the Mar
shall Field" of West Grant.
Floyd Reuber left Friday for Or
angeville, H., where he will reside
with his brother. R. c.. for the year
Milton Macke, Walter Macke and Vir-
ell Hoehn were Madison passengers
Friday.
The VIM. Kroening family are NOV
- 10 town in the bungalow they
, chit Of Mrs. Rolla Kinney last fall
! Mrs. Kinney leaves soon for Montana
where two sisters reside and will Wis