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

Phil Bennett is quite i'll and un-
der DR.. Fowler's care.
Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald visited at
Montfort the week-e~
J. w. Heberlein of st. Paul. was a
Lancaster caller, Monday.
Mrs. Hal Borah went to Madison
yesterday, to visit friends.
August Koeller of Steuben. was a
weekend visitor in Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Bennett were
Fennimore callers, yesterday.
Mrs. r. Sanders has been taking
treatment at Doolittle hospital.
Mrs. Francis Durni spent Yesterday
at Fennimore, with her son, Leroy.
COL j. G. Vesperman cries a sale at
North Andover the last of this week
Miss Nora Kasper of Sitter, was
an over Monday caller at Henry Kas-
pers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Block Sr.. visit
ed lends at Fennimore, Thursday af-
tel Ioon.
Jos Wacek and family have moved
into the Edwards house in the sec
ond ward.
Mrs. Pearl Kolbauer of Galena, re-
turned home yesterday following a
visit here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Day of Mishawaka,
Ind, has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs Sam Emler.
Miss Alice Howell has returned to
the Goldstein store following a two
months vacation.
w. B. Dyer has rented his house to
S. S. McNelly and will reside in the
Trentzsch building fiat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rich are
making their home with Mrs. Arthur
A. Knapp for the winter.
Mrs. Carl Alt and children were
weekend visitors at the parental
Fisher home in Livingston.
Mrs. Augusta Wisco departed Friday
for Platteville where she will visit
her son, Otto, for an indefinite time.
Archie Taylor of La Crosse, came
Monday for brief visit with his
father, John F. Taylor, and other rela-
tives
Mrs. Allen Aupperle is recovering
from a sprained ankle she received in
slipping on a pebble one day last
week.
Mrs. Robert Hoffman who was OPP
Grated on for appendicitis at Doolittle
hospital, last Tuesday, is recovering
nicely
Miss Helen Walter of the Lancas-
ter State bank. was at her home in
McGregor FOR a week on account of
illness.
Miss Ada Morse of Mt Hope, Wis
tied her grandmother. Mrs. D. w. BaX-
ter, for a week returning home on
Thursday.
Geo. Wieland and family have NOV
ed in from the Hurricane to their
home in the fourth ward they bought
of H. R. King.
]. A. Thorpe writes the Herald from
Iberia, Mo, saying that the weather
is fine down there. The Herald is a
welcome visitor in the Thorpe home.
Downer Kilby has resigned his po-
sition at the B. & d. creamery and
will locate in Milwaukee. His place
will be filled bv Fred Maso of Cuba
City.
Mrs. w. Stanley Sandilands of Mish-
awaka. Ind visiting her sister, Mrs.
Sam Emler and other relatives, left
yesterday for Mt. Horeb to visit there
for several days.
At the Grunewald sale at Living
ston last week As head of Durocs
brought $6965 with an average of
S145.10. The top went to B. l.. Run
dell of Livingston for $3.50
DR.. Fowler reports a boy at the
Louis Bendorf home in No. Lancas-
teri The young chap arrived Sunday
a. m A birthday every four years
for this lad.
DR.. Fraut reports a boy at the Jno.
Skaife home in Waterloo, arriving on
Sunday. Feb. 20. Another four year
birthday interval.
Peter Peterson of Sturgiss, Sask.,
Canada. and daughter, Helen, visited
With C. w. Jewell last week. Mr.
Peterson made the trip to sell his
farm at Edmund. He received $22O
an acre
Mrs. e. H. Orchard and little daugh-
ter. Alice. visited from Monday to
Thursday of last week at the K. M
Orchard home. They were enroute
from Shullsburg to their home in Oma-
haa. Nebr.
The John Ertz family has been hav-
ing misfortune since coming TO town
John ST. stepped on a nail and injured
his foot. Then Mrs. Ertz took slck
with Lumbago. Since their youngest
daughter has been sick with the flu.
The Public Comfort station for wo-
men and children has been located ~
the temporary city hall in the Virgin
building. Part of the room mas peer
partitioned off with an entrance on
the north side Of the building
Miss Ruth Austin was home for
week from La Crosse where she com
pleted business course at the t,r UNI \
versitv Miss Austin left SATURDAY
for La Crosse to take up her duties
as stenographer in one Of the hospi-
tails. s.,.
and William Richardson OF Platte
Vile. arrived in Lancaster, simultan-
eouslv. via the Northwestern IheN
went to the Bailie Auto company a ane
visited William j. Ballle, making
group of Williams together. y,
Miss Janet Woodhouse who mas
been visiting at Barron and Lady
smith, wis. returned home last week {, :
Carson Whitmore has been cconinee
to his home for several weeks VIII
the chicken pox, malady he con
tracted from his small son.
Writ Parish, the Plattevllle Wy.
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