Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-04-21
LOCALS

MARCUS DdACeI Ol the university So
journed in the city over Sunday.
Mrs. Q. w. rockingham of Madison,
visited friends here the weekend.
Arthur A. Knapp of Chicago, was a
mid-week visitor of relatives here.
Leo Henkel went to Richland Cen
ter Monday, to visit his brother. DR..
Frde Henkel.
Mrs. Martin Jewell of Madison. was
weekend visitor of her sister, Mrs.
Sophia Carroll.
Mrs Arthur Bass underwent a ma
jor operation at the Doolittle hospi-
tai last Thursday.
Misses Mamie Jackering and Bertha
eraser OF Fennimore, were Monday
callers in Lancaster.
Mrs. A. j. Pipkin was an over Sun
day visitor at the Dwight Parker
home in Fennimore.
Miss Grace Stone Of Madison was
an over-Sunday guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stone.
JOS. Turner of Milwaukee was an
over-Sunday visitor with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Turner.
Misses Anna and Emma Martinez OF
Cobb, visited Mrs. JOS. Wacek last
week returning home Monday noon
Miss Elsie Hillary of Glen Haven,
a patient at the Doolittle hospital, is
improving following a serious illness.
DR.. Doolittle reports that Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Lane are the parents of
a new girl who arrived Thursday.
Miss Mabel Anstey visited at her
Beetown home for the spring vaea-
ton returning Monday to the univer-
sity.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Blewett went to
Dodgeville, Thursday, where Frank
Blewett resides. Frank has been i'll
lately
Arthur Battle of Davenport, employ
ed by the International Harvester
company, was Lancaster visitor the
weekend.
Mrs Matte Kinney departed Mon
day noon for Sheboygan where she
attends a Sunday school convention
this week.
Mrs. F. H. Micka and daughters,
Ruth and Dorothy, all of Platteville,
were Sunday visitors at the Geo. Hen
ry home, returning Monday.
So. Lancaster farmers report their
spring planting we'll done with the
soil in good working condition de-
spite the backward season.
AL Morse and wife journeyed to
Fennimore, Friday, to visit the for
mers brother, E. S. Morse, who at
the age of 50 is in very poor health.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur StOll of Brook
ings, S. d., arrived here Thursday to
visit the formers sisters, Mrs. James
and Mrs. Joseph Bailie. The Stolls
are enroute home from New York
where they have been visiting.
Clare Dobson and wife returned on
Monday from Rochester where Mrs.
Dobson underwent an operation for
tonsil removal. Mrs. Dobson's health
is somewhat improved
Downer Kerr, son Of Sam Kerr,
broke the small bone III his right leg
last Friday while playing DR.. j. G.
Doolittle set the break. Young Down
er is attending school in Lancaster,
Mrs Arthur Knapp went to Mime
apolis last Tuesday to see her father,
VIM. Lathrop who is now recovering
from an illness of four weeks with ap-
pendicitis and peritonitis. The call
was close but Mr.. Lathrop is reported
as regaining health rapidly.
Lester Pritchett, a son of Hugh
Pritchett, severed his right eyelid last
Wednesday while skinning COW.
The knife slipped. Last winter Les
ter fell down a barn ladder and was
more or less bruised In the last ac-
cident the eyeball was unhurt
Fred Govier departed Monday for
Rochester where his wife undergoes
a second operation this week. Mrs.
Govier was ready to leave when an
examination disclosed the need for a
second operation this time for the re-
moval of a stone in one kidney.
The Misses Florence and Jessie Bal
lie of Milwaukee Downer were nome
for the weekend to visit their par
ents and see their uncle and aunt ana
little cousin. DR.. Stoll and family,
who were here for few days last
week on their way home to BrooK-
ings, S. d. IN, a,.+nio+
oanaoer for the American Yeomen a
fraternal order, was in the city FIJI
day arranging for local organlza-
tion Mr.. Wiley states that the Yeo-
men is a wonderful lodge ana MS IN
tentions will appear more fully later'
Coming home from the university
for the spring vacation were Roger
and Arthur Austin Thos. Mcdonald
Virgil Critchlow, Esther Wepklng'
Grace and Lillian Holzinger, Edlth
Ziegler and Thelma Stevens. Ihese
young people reached the nome Dahl
wick last Thursday
William Leighton, the Mt. Hope
banker. was here on crutches FRIDAY
10 consult the Drs. Godfrey II res a., !
to lameness in his rlght icy. AZ, VA
Taigbton slipped while walking anu
subseouently felt numbness IN the
roenher An X-ray was taken TO de-
tarmine the nature of the injury
MIR. and Mrs. ]. S. Wright received
word Monday from their daughter
Alice Of Nenana. Alaska. Miss Wright
has been in bed since September lst
from burns to her lower limbs Re-
Gently she has been up and around.
she says that trails are unsafe lot
travel and that she will have TO Waie
for the first boat out wnlch VII oe s
around lime 18th. About the middle OF
INV will see her home. Miss Wright
bos heen in Alaska six years.