Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-01


The Sunday afternoon train pulled
out with six coaches. The holiday
season is always the heaviest on the
Mad1son-Galena division and long be-
| fore the big local reaches Madison all
seats are taken.
Ada Hartman, daughter of Jacob
Hartman Of the Hrricane, was oper-
ated on last Thursday by Dr. Fowler
Tor the removal of tonsils and aden-
ODDS. The day following the little one
developed chickenpox. 81
Mr. and Mrs Henry +. Walker went
70 Madison yesterday with their small
son, Ivan. The child has been i'll for
a month past and the parents decided
70 take him to the General hospital
for observation and treatment.
L Jas. Sweeney, dean of the Grant
county plastering fraternity, finished
up seven big house jobs in west Grant
last week and with his two sons was
enroute Friday to Fennimore to take
on another job for John Blessing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cox of st. Paul
visited with DR. Hassell and wife from
Thursday evening until Saturday. Late
trains caused a failure to arrive until
Thursday evening but Thanksgiving
turkey was served just the same.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Murphy of Lancas-
ter celebrated their silver wedding
last Friday and number of friends
gathered at their home in the even
ing III honor OF the event. There were
quite a. number present and all had
very pleasant evening
Atty David Gardner Jr, Of Platte
WILLIE. was in I,anpnctori Cot,,rdox- II, = ~
interest of d Cuba City client charged
with violation of the Mulberger act.
Mr.. Gardner has been retained as
council for the several parties concer-
ned in recent liquor raids.
Harold Austin Of Ripon college,
Esther Wepking, Ivanelle Lewis and
Ruth Mink of the university, were
among the hundred or so who board
ed the Sunday train eastward bound
having had pleasant Thanksgiving
vacation at home in Lancaster.
John Roesch and George BROKER
leave today for Eau Gallie, Fla, where
they will spend several weeks or more
as the guest of Phil Roesch in the lat
ter's palatial guest cottage near the
Atlantic coast They look forward to
a period Of fishing with much pleasure
Mrs. Henry Ressmeyer, and Mrs.
Matt. Edwards and two daughters,
Mary Jane and Margaret, all of Belle
vile, Wis, arrived here last week for
a visit with relatives Baby Margaret
was christened at Emmanuel church
Sunday, Rev. L. Crittenton officiating
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Stoffel left Ian
caster Wednesday eastward bound.
Mrs Stoffel went to Milwaukee to Wis
fin1 n ~ $50 Il Il
Their to Chicago where he performs his
annual mission as Herald represent
alive at the International Livestock
Show.
Mrs. Angelina Gleason, comitted to
the county asylum few years ago as
insane, was again examined Monday
week ago and found sane but incomp-
etent to administer her affairs. She
was accordingly discharged and placed
in the custody of her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Finney
Roger Sherman celebrated his tenth
birthday Monday with a party the fol-
lowing boys being present: Stanley
Groenier, Fred Hayden, John and Car
ter HOrsfall and Neil Weber The
boys played games and enjoyed sup
per concluding the day with visit to
the Orpheum.
Miss Emma Schreiner has returned
from her visit in Superior, Duluth and
Two Harbors. This trip was unduly
heightened by the accident which be-
fell Miss Schreiner when she fell and
broke the hip bone necessitating a
lengthy stay at her sisters home to
recuperate.
Go and Get IT, the newspaper pic
ture shown at the Orpheum Monday
and Tuesday of this week was one Of
the best seen here this. year Bull
Montana, as the Ape, was so realistic
that many of the little boy spectators
were afraid to go home and doubtless
many of the grOwn-ups had terrifying
dreams all night long