Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-04-14

Frye VINO Is i'll.
Miss Louisa Winskill has been quite
III with heart trouble due to a ner-
vous breakdown
Mrs. John Hoffman departed Mon
day for Fennimore to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Will Walter.
MISS Helen Zenz Of ST. Mary's col
lege, Prairie du CHEN, was a week
( END visitor at home here
Mrs. Jacob Hahn and daughter,
Margaret, left Saturday for a visit at
Sullivan with the home folks.
w G. Cartwright laid out the ground
yesterday for Q new house on the
site OF the old Baptist church.
Dorman Duncan, employed as
/ barber at 716 University Ave, Madi-
son, was weekend visitor of his
mother
Mrs. j. A. Johnson and daughters.
Madalyn and Ernestine, of Montfort,
spent the weekend with Miss Jennie
Kissell.
i Mrs H. S. Rhodes birth date was
last Friday and the Pythian sister
hood remembered her with a post
4 card shower
Reporter E. J. Morse is in Richland
/ county this week reporting for Judge
! Quinlan Of Menominee who holds
court there this week.
Miss Rose Voss of Bloomington,
/ teaching ats GAINESVILLE, visited Sun
day with Miss Anna Murphy on the
way back to her school,
/ Harry L. Starr, former Cassville
resident, died at La Crosse Saturday
Of last week. Burial was made at
! West Union Iowa, his former home.
] Il
Frances and Arthur, visited Mrs. Kate
Muench over Saturday Mrs Muench
/ returned with them to FennimOre for
brief stay.
Geo. Heberlein, IA, son of Geo. Heb
erlein of Liberty, was operated on for
acute appendicitis at the Doolitte hos
pital, Saturday morning. Despite adj
hesions and a grave general condition
the youth did not feel much pain.
Henry Alcorn received the sad news
of the death of his sister. Mrs. Mary
Buzzell of Palmyra, Wis. Mrs Buzz
zell will be remembered by friends
as Mary Alcorn, an old time school
teacher in Lancaster and vicinity. *s:*
DR.. kraut reports baby girl at the
Henry Roth home, Liberty, the little
Miss arriving last Thursday evening
Mrs. Mona Allen and three children
have moved here from Boscobel and
are settled in their home on the
Platteville road.
Rev FIR Scheffer of Tennyson came
up Sunday and visited friends over
night leaving for a few days bust
ness in Milwaukee. FIR. Scheffer de-
scribes the roads as excellent and is
a firm booster for the patrol method
of road maintenance
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. w. Davies were
called to Reedsburg, Saturday by the
death Of the latter's father, George
Bible, which occurred Friday The
funeral was held Monday. Mr.. Bible
was an old and highly respected resi-
dent OF Reedsburg
The high water in the big river last
week caused back-up in Platte At
the Potosi-Dickeyville bridge the wat
er covered the bottoms Is feet deep
and rendered travel out OF the ques-
ton. AS a result the Paris township
ballots were delayed in reaching the
county seat and did not arrive until
Saturday
The following underwent major OPP
erations at Doolittle hospital the past
week: Mrs. Thos. Welsh, city; Mrs
Hale, Bloomington, appendicitis; Mar
ion Hill of New York, 6 years, daugh-
ter of Charles Hill, tonsillectomy; in
FAINT boy of John Wilder, Waterloo,
circumcision; Mrs. Thos. Welsh. Lit
tie Grant; Miss Louisa Roes, city.
Among the out-of-town visitors at
the Baptist church dedication, Sun
day, were: Mrs. w. S. Lincoln, Dodge
Vile; Rev. j. r. HUMPHREYS, Dodge
Vile; DR.. D. w. Hulburt, state super
intendent, Milwaukee; DR.. D. D. Nc
Laurins list Baptist church, Madison;
Rev. Winnifred Rhoades, Baptist
church, Cassyille; Miss Ethel Groom
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Andre. Cass-
vile, and others.
Mrs. L. f. Rogers had an anniver-
sary on Thursday of last week. Her
Saith birthday was honored by her
children and grandchildren with a sup
per at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. E. J. Austin. She was also re-
membered with cards, flowers and
gifts more substantial. Mrs Rogers
is a remarkably active woman for her
years and many friends in this city
and elsewhere wisl. for her a contin-
uance of health and happiness. ##*
Miss Hilda Taylor entertained IL Of
her little girl friends at a cootie party
the occasion being her birthday. Re-
freshments were served at $50. A
big birthday cake gave each a fore
warning Of the year of her marriage
Those present were Margaret Calls.
Martha Petty, Maxine Phillips, Grace
Hickin Velma Hickin, Elva BishelI,
Alma Blackburn, Helen Taylor, Flor
ence Hayden. Laura Anstey, Pearl
Kinney and Hilda Taylor %*#
Miss Dorothy Vesperman departed
Saturday for Oklahoma City, Okla.
where she met her husband-to-be G..
Al. Lange of Milwaukee. The wedding
took place in Oklahoma City on Mon
day. The bride is the daughter Of
Mr. and Nj s. Christian Vesperman Of
this city. The groom is a son of Mr.
aal Mrs Charles Langc of Los An
s. Calf Following. a trip through
oklahoma where the groom has BUSH
nsss interests, the young couple will
go to California to the homo of Mr..
and Mrs. LANCE Sr where they viii
make an extended visit.