Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-04-07
LOCALS

a weekend visitor at home
r.. Meyer Jr. was a weekend cal
Ter IN Milwaukee on business.
Mrs. Kathryn Nathan and children
have moved into their new home.
Miss Grace Stone of Madison high
school, was an Easter visitor at home.
Mrs. Campbell and daughters have
returned from their visit to Dodge
Vile.
DR.. Gault reports new boy at the
jess Droulllard home on Wednesday
last
Mrs. Laura Kerr has returned home
from the hospital where she spent
four weeks.
Donald and Frank Budworth were
operated on at Doolittle hospital last
Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Keitlinger of Platte
vile Normal, was an Easter visitor
at home here.
The Groenier music store has moved
into it's new quarters in the Phillips
hotel building.
Mrs. Geo. Finney returned to Ke-
posha, Monday, having visited here
for four weeks
Arthur Stivarius and family have
moved into their new home on So.
Monroe street.
Mrs. Lambert Groenier entertains
the Episcopal guild ladies at 6 o'clock
tea this evening.
Mrs. j. H. Pugh is at Doolittle hos
p1tal where she underwent a major
operation last week.
Miss Dorothy Mcmahon of Ithaca.
Wis, spent the Easter vacation at the
parental home here.
Mrs. Geo. Gibbs was called to Cobb
last week by the lines of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed. Lange.
Miss Gault, a teacher in the Wau-
sau schools, was an Easter visitor of
her brother, DR.. Gault.
Miss Alma Berndt went to Fenni
more, yesterday to visit her cousin,
Miss Dorothy Berndt.
Misses Gladys Voelz and Vera
Maiben, normal students, were home
Tor the Easter vacation.
Arthur A. Knapp came up from Chi
cago, Sunday for few days. visit
with his wife and babe.
Miss E. Moore of Milwaukee, visit
ed Mrs. ThOs. Mcdonald for four days
returning home Monday
keenan, Bennett came home from
Pittsburg, Sunday, having completed
his seasons sales work.
Misses Jessie Bailie, Janice East
man and Ivanelle Lewis, were home
visitors this week from Downer.
Dr. Frank Doll of Whiting, Ind,
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry T. Doll of Five Points.
Miss Teresa Adams is a patient at
Doolittle hospital where she under
went a major operation last week.
Mrs. Julia Mccoy of this CITY, was
50 years young on Sunday week ago.
The children gathered for a family
dinner.
Geo. Davis of Buckwheat Ridge a
son OF John Davis, was operated on
by Drs Doolittle for appendicitis last
weei.
Miss Ethelyn Wupderlm Of the
Hurricane is a patient at the Doc
little hospital having had tonsils and
adenoids removed.
w. B. Dyer has bought the Gallo
way billiard parlors and the place in
the future will be known as Dyer's
billiard parlors
Arthur Austin Of the university and
Claude Showalter OF the Madison tel
ephOne plant were weekend visitors
with relatives here.
Ishmael Haney 4 year old son Of
Mrs Matte Haney, was operated on
by Drs Doolittle for hernia and other
troubles last week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Wilder of Water
loo have an 11-lb. boy who arrived
on Saturday. DR. j. c. Doolittle be-
ing in attendance.
Misses Laurinda Hampton and Bes-
sic Krohn. students at Appleton coll
lege. were Easter visitors at home re-
air1c
Miss Annabel Marjorie Wiel2nd, lit
tie daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Chas.
Wieland, was baptized at the Presby-
terrain church last Sunday morning.
Mildred, the little daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs Henry Bryan was operated
on by Dir. Gault last week trouble
some tonsils and adenoids being re-
moved.
DR.. Fred Henkel was home from
Richland Center the weekend. His
mother, Mrs. Henry Henkel, accom-
panied him as far as Fennimore. on
Monday.
Ned Ivey was home from Madison,
Sunday, to see his father, the vener-
able Alex Ivey, who has been Ill for
a week past but is somewhat improv-
ed at present.
Mrs Oscar Henning Of Platteville,
visited last week with her sister MRS.
Fred Wenzel. returning home Monday.
Mrs r. n Trentzsch and Miss
Catherine Trentzs h were Fennimore
callers, Monday.
Miss Alice Flanagan of Dubuque,
is acting as chief of nurses at the
DoolittIe hospital She is assisted by
Miss Ida Rambler Of Dubuque Miss
Laura Eastman of Chicago and Miss
Nettie Welsh of this city.
Rev VIM. H. Wolfe has resigne
his pastorate to take effect about May
list. Rev. Wolfe expects to locate IN
some point in the southeastern part
of Texas. The name of his successor
his not been made public as yet.
Miss Ruth Miller of Mellette, S. d.,
student at Milwaukee Downer, ar
rived Sunday to spend the Easter va
cation with her fellow-student and
friend. Miss Rachel Schreiner. The
Young ladies return this Wednesday
to their studies
Mrs. Joseph Godfrey entertained
1o.4 NFoDdax- nioht in honor of the doc