Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-09-29

@'-a D tiCIOI hdSpeT visited Ir1onQS
at FennlmOre, on Friday.
Mrs. Violana Mcdonald visited
friends at Montfort, Friday.
Harry Carthew has been under the
weather for the past week with sum-
mer flu.
Miss Jessie Bailie left Sunday for
Belolt where she will attend college
this year.
w. B. Dyer and wife and Miss Laura
wooster attended the Lacrosse fair
last week.
Thos. Carthew of Rockville. passed
away Saturday morning following a
long illness.
John Henkel was in, Chicago last
week on combined business and
pleasure trip. .fA
Mrs. Will Hayes of Baraboo. was a
last-Week guest of her sister, Mrs.
Lenora Orion.
Harvey Abrams and wife have re-
turned from Rochester and will reside
lin Lancaster. .sEy
Miss Vivian Fuller of the high
scho0f faculty, spent the weekend
with friends at Madison.
Jas. 3. DiVall of Los Angeles, Calf,
returned ; home Monday afternoon
following .a'eyisit Of five weeks with
relatives in and near Lancaster.
a'.Arc chic wilkinson left on Friday
foraISa Crosse Normal where he will
take preparatory work this winter to
lit himself for an engineering course
at the university later.
Cars driven by Milton Macke and
some Dubuque parties colIided at
Rockville, Sunday afternoon Damage
was done to both cars but the matter
was satisfactorily adjusted
Geo. Butler of Newhall Calf
arrived Sunday for a brief visit with
his mother-in-law, Mrs Mary + lev.
Upon his return Mrs. Kiley and her
father, Jacob Wanazek, will acconlp-
any him for winter visit in Calfor-
MIA. Mr.. Butler is a merchant at
Newhall
The three-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Morehouse was quite
seriously cut about the face Monday
morning. The child with another
youngster was coasting down a hill
and the trip ended abruptly in barb
wire fence. The cuts were sewed up
and the little fellow is doing as we'll
as could be expected.
Paul Humphrey of Patch Grove,
motoring home from Dubuque. last
Thursday night, accidently ran into a
drove of cattle on the Potosi road
near the Rock school and broke
cows leg. The COW belonged to John
Cox. Butchers from the Aupperle
Grocery company went out that night
and butchered the injured animal for
Mr.. Humphrey.
The Walter Schwartz family was re-
leased from quarantine last Tuesday
following long siege of illness. The
children developed scarlet fever in
July and following their recovery Mrs.
Schwartz was taken ill. Her recovery
from the fever was followed by
period of intermittent high tempera-
ture lasting several weeks.
Grant county was 18th in the %
counties exhibiting at the state fair
this year. Lack Of samples of thresh-
ed grain kept the county back in it's
standing. The corn display was ex-
cellent and received a rating of one
half point short of perfect. The dis
play of fruit and sheaf grains was con-
sidered splendid On potatoes the coun-
ty fell far behind the northern coun-
ties where tuber raising is a speciality.
This being the first year those behind
the exhibit feel we'll satisfied and hope
that another year will place the coun-
ty closer toward its true rank as the
best in Wisconsin.
DR.. c. S. Moore has recently install
ed Universal-Victor X-Ray machine
OF the most improved type. The
machine is especially designed for fine
A-Ray pictures used in connection
with oral surgery. 1t cost installed
about $4,000. So much of disease is
now being laid to the door of focal in
lection and experts state that 96 per
cent of these infections exist in the
teeth and their root canals AS a re-
suit the modern dentist is working
hand in hand with the modern ply
stefan to correct the ills of humanity.
DR.. Moore's machine has been doing
some fine work in diagnosis and the
corrective work follows.