Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Carthew have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
+ DR.. Gault wentato Montfort, Thurs
day to perform operations there.
Leroy Durni has opened up a clean
ing dyeing establishment In Fenni-
more.
Clyde Cooley was operated on by
DR.. Fowler last week, beingein the
hospital three days.
J. A, Mccoy BISON Shipped out 80
head Of horses last week the stock
going to northern points.
Clyde Richardson was Thursday
passenger to Lawlor, Ia, where he
visited for few days.
Prof. Earl Sangster and wife of Liv-
ingston, attended the Junior prom
here last Friday evening.
L. G.. Hickok has sold his residence
in the west part of town to Mark Hos
kins of r. N. Hoskins' Sons.
Mrs. C. Parkinson of Madison, Wis
iting at the ]. A. Mccoy home, re-
turned home Thursday morning.
DR.. Kraut reports a new boy at the
Henry Fritz home here. The little
fellow arrived last Wednesday,
Mrs. Emil Kaspers of Liberty was
operated on at Doolittle hospital, Sun
day. Her condition is favorable.
Miss Alice Baker of the high school,
was called home to Eagle, Wis, last
Thursday by the death of an uncle
The open circle class of the Meth
odist church will entertain the home
department class, Thursday at 2 at
the chapel
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Turner of Poto-
ST have moved to Lancaster. Mr. Turn
er expects to go on a mail route in
the near future.
Mrs. Russell Mulgrew of Dubuque,
was a last week visitor at the parent
al Meisembourg home returning home
Saturday afternoon,
Mr.. land Mrs. Geo. Wittlinger of
Fox Lake, Wis, were here visiting at
the Bast and Engroff homes. They
left Thursday for their home.
Albert WiedenbecR-s condition is
greatly improved and Monday he was
feeling much better than he had for
weeks. Mr.. Wiedenbeck still remains
in the hospital.
Congregational Ladies' Missionary
Society meets with Mrs. Carrie King
Friday at 3. Subject: India; leader:
Mrs John Reed. A guest meeting all
ladies invited. y
A special beekeepers' school will be
held in Madison for five weeks begin
ming Feb. II and ending March 49,
The county agent will gladly furnish
full particulars. l
Major Eugene Taylor sOf Salt Lake
City, has been visiting friends here
and at Fennimore. Henry O'Hara is
cousin of the majors he had not
seen for thirty years.
Clifford Duncan, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Duncan, was taken i'll Sun
day night when he came in to attend
high school, Clifford was taken to
Fowler hospital Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Thompson arrived
home after two months visit with
their daughters, Mrs. Muesse and Mrs.
Andre. They stopped a day or two
with their son Lester in Madison ***
DR.. Frank Eckert ventured out Sat-
urday for the first time in several
weeks. DR.. Eckert lost % pounds
fromo the flu and put in week of
pain without sleep. He is better but
still shaky.
Farmers coming in Saturday. re-
leading into Lancaster. Shovels came
into evidence in good many places
where the drifts were too deep for the
team and sled.
Atty and Mrs. I. J. Mangan and son
of Milwaukee returned home Wednes-
day after a brief visit with DR.. and
Mrs c. NJ Walker. Atty Mangan
came to consult records at the court
;v, oonno0tio,, with q nQnd-
ing in the Milwaukee courts.
Wesley Thompson cut his hand SER
iously on some glass Saturday even
ing about 8 o'clock. He went to Dr.
Kraut's office where the doctor found
him few minutes later in a fainting
condition from loss of blood. Several
stitches were taken in the big finger
on the left hand where an artery was
cut.
George Barrows writes the Herald
that he and wife have been visiting
ND and down the coast for two months
but expect to locate at Hollywood,
Calf. for six weeks. Later they will
be at Cottage Grove, Ore, for while.
George fits up and down the coast a
few thousand miles being mere moth
ing. They send kindest regards to all
/ OIU IFleUuS III GIdul Guilty.
f. G. Burr was found in the court
,0ase Monday afternoon throwing one
fit after another When brought to
with powerful restoratives Mr. Burr
elected that for the first time this
winter when he wanted the noon train
it failed to arrive As a result Mr..
Burr was out the matinee receipts on
$40 day Douglas Fairbanks pic
ture. Only by hope that the train
would come before night was the Or
pheum man able to bear up.
The party given last Tuesday even
ing by st. Agnes Guild, proved a sue
cess beyond their widest expecta-
tons. The total receipts were $3.50
leaving the tidy sum of $11O profit af-
ter the bills were paid. The program
included a song number by Mrs. Slit
ger. trio by Miss Schmitt, Mrs. Good
sell and Mrs. Frye, music by the high
school quintette, humorous recitation
by Miss Welsh of the high school and
reading by Miss David. Dancing
followed with a plate luncheon inter
spersed. The party broke up at mid
night with a universal hope that