Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17
Local News


patient at Doolittle hospital.
Mrs. Ashley Walker of Waterloo was
Lancaster caller Monday.
Mrs. Peter. HOFFMAN went to Mt Ida
Monday, to visit her sons, Frank and
Al.
A. H. Truitt d. G. has moved from
the Teller building to the Bennett
block.
Alonzo AGpperle and Ed. Batty at
tended the big game at Madison, Sat
urday
Mr.. and Mrs Leo Mccormick are the
parents OF an infant son born We'd
nesday.
Miss Carrie Benn went to Dodge
Vile Saturday to visit her brother,
Harry Fem.
The Rev Thos. Beyin family of
Brooklyn, Wis, have been visiting at
the t. Alt home
Harry Jerrett returned yesterday
to San Diego, Calf, expecting to make
an extended stay.
Mrs, o. e. Moore of Sioux City, Iowa.
was here last week to visit her grand
father, N. J. Farrand
DIR. Gault performed tonsil oper-
atoms last week OH Ed. Funke and Ed.
Steinbach of Montfort.
L. A. Clark, c. E. Rich and J. Evans
Barnett We're IN Madison over Satur-
day to attend the big game
Miss Joyce Williams and Mrs. Mary
Camp, both of Dodgeville, were mid
week visitors of Mrs. Guy Campbell.
Luke Webb and Fred Schreiner
of Bloomington, attended the Wiscon-
sin-Illinois game at Madison Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson Stoney have
returned from Potosi where they
spent the summer assisting their sons
farm.
Everett Beetham of Murdo, S. D.,
arrived here last week for visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bee
than
Clyde Alcorn of No. Lancaster under
went an operation for appendicitis at
at the hands OF DR.. Godfrey Monday
morning.
Mrs. Sarah Richie returned to her
home in Greeley, Colo, Monday follow
ing visit of five weeks at the Sam
Richie home.
Geo. LoWery and wife departed on
Friday for Minneapolis and Duluth
ting relatives.
Otto Gulke of Fennimore was an
over-Sunday visitor with relatives here
Mr.. Worden Stephens of Fennimore
was a last week caller here.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Hoskins depart
ed Friday for the Wisconsin, Illinois
game at Madison Saturday and to visit
over the weekend at Lake Mills.
The Short a the q nav
lion Thursday was a success consider
ing the roads and the weather. The
top individual, heifer, went to Will
10y of Animation for $500.
A. E. Frederick of Sparta, State
Humane Officer, will be here Friday
to organize county humane society.
The meeting will be held in the county
Judges office at 7:45 p. M.
Messers and Mesdames NJ. J. Morse
L. H. Stevens, Oscar Wright and J. G.
Doolittle, were merry passengers
Saturday for Madison where they root
ed for Wisconsin at the big game.
Charles Roberts of near Montfort
sustained a slight stroke on Sunday
of last week. Toward the end of the
week Mr.. Roberts was able to get out
of bed. His health has been pre-
carious for some time.
Deputy Sheriff Calls and wife Went
to Mendoza Thursday as custodians
OF Mrs Sarah Winner, so years, Bee
town resident, who was committed for
treatment. The old lady is the victim
of mild Authorizations
Lee Eastman had the bad luck tC
lose a fine black mare Saturday from
kidney trouble. The mate, another
bay mare, had the same disease but is
recovering The team was valued al
$500 The disease is caused by heavy
feed and develops when the animal is
exercised
Drs. Kraut and Fowler attended the
game at Madison Saturday and saw
Wisconsin win over Illinois IA to 8
The doctors with Fred Avery motored
to Montfort and took the train return
ing the same evening at IL on the rat
tier and then motoring home, at mid
night.
Mrs j. B. Bradbury Of Fennimore
was a between trains caller Friday
and the Herald acknowledges pleas
ant call Mrs. Bradbury's father was
pioneer subscriber of the Herald
nearly eighty yeras ago and the paper
has been in the family continuously
since that time.
Mrs. Harry Mccartney of Waterloo
township, q years old, died Monda!
night at IL O'Clock of heart failure
Death came suddenly while Mrs. Nc
Cartney was sitting in chair. The
husband and two small children sur
vive. The funeral will be held to
morrow at Burton cemetery.
Donald Dyer returned from Law
renee week before last feeling indls
posed but packed up the following
Saturday intending to return to nj
studies. On Sunday he was decidedly
i'll and the Drs. Godfrey decided to OPP
crate for appendicitis. The diagnosl
proved correct. Donald's condition
was quite satisfactory toward the ent
last week.
e. j. Beetham of Murdo, s. d., ed
itor of the celebrated Coyote, was II
Lancaster over the weekend VISITING
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bee
tham Mr.. Beetham went west four
teen years ago. He was in the arm.
h,,+ 4, hoolx in tho harness again. MI