Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-03-10
LOCALS

Dr. Joseph Godfrey went to nav
export, Monday, to visit his son Fred
Mrs. M. MONTE and Mrs. Chas
Brewer are in Dubuque on a visit
Miss Pearl Poland of Fennimore
was a weekend guest of Miss Char.
lotte Grebe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ware of Fenni-
more, were over-Monday guests of
friends here.
Miss Nellie Howell who was home
from her school at Lodi for few
days, returned Sunday.
Miss Rosa Lorang departed for
Plattevllle, Yesterday, having visited
her brother, Nick Lorang.
Mrs. Mary Marshall departed for
Rockford, yesterday, to visit her
brother Leroy Lindahl.
Mrs. Bert Draggs and daughter.
Dorothy OF Fennimore, were week
end guests of w. H. Rose
Mrs. H. A. Elwell of st. Paul, ar
rived Saturday for a visit at the home
of her brother, c. F. Budworth
Geo. Muender and two children Of
Montfort, were Lancaster visitors
with Mrs. Jane Grebe Saturday
Mrs. f. B. Burris and daughter
Gale, went to Platteville. Monday to
visit at the Mrs. L. Leighty home
Clifford Muender, operated on at
the Godfrey hospital a couple If
weeks ago, is progressing favorablv
Mrs j. A. Mccoy and grandniece
Miss Catherine Nathan, went to Liv.
ingston, Monday, to visit Mrs. Earl
Sangster.
Mrs VIM. Brandt of Darlington. III.
visiting at the A. Wiedenbeck Jr,
home for several weeks, returned TO
her home yesterday.
The home Of Geo. B. Clementson
has been quarantined for scarlet few
err owing to the illness of the Young
est daughter, Miss Anna.
The Lancaster Fair dates are Sen
TENDER 1910. This will follow
Platteville on the racing circuit. The
races this year promis to be some
thing special as the purse is above
$4,000.
Mrs. Martin Mcdonald and Mrs.
Curtis Totman and son, Robert. went
to Chicago, Monday, to consult doc
tor in regard to the little fellows
health.
Leslie Pritchett, 20, son of Hugh
Pritchett of Liberty, fell down a
barn ladder last Sunday morning and
lacerated tie muscles and ligaments
in his left shoulder.
DR.. Fowler was called to the Rich
ard Latham home in Liberty, last
Thursday, to attend the four-year-old
daughter who fell from a chair and
broke her collar bone.
Mrs Aug. Kress fell on a slippery
sidewalk Monday evening fracturing
bone i'll her left arm above the
wrist. DR.. Rush Godfrey set the
break and Mrs. Kress is resting easy.
Charles Vogel who is conducting
an express business on the North
side, Chicago, was a weekend visitor
with his family here. He was accom-
panied by F. ]. Lynch, a Chicago
friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Mueller of
Platteville, with their daughters, Vel
ma and Virginia, were weekend
guests of Mr. Mueller's parents, Mr.
and Mrs W. NJ Mueller, who have
When fires are built in the cabin
at Mccartney it is an almost certain
indication of springs arrival. Yes
terday Arno Alt and Edward KnObel
put on camping toys borrowed some
worms, and jOurneyed to Mccartney
where they will try fishing thru holes
in the ice
been in poor health for some time.
Henry O. Henkel and wife of Fen
nimore, came down Saturday and
visited over Sunday with VIM. Mar
berger. Mr.. Henkel was As and Mr.
Marberger "a on Sunday and it also
happened to be Mr. Henkels first
wedding anniversary. A pleasant Wis
it and time was had all around.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knapp Sr. re-
CeiVpd n n1eaSine nrpSpnt last Thurs
day in the way of a large box of
flowers sent them from Geneva, Flor
ida, where their daughter, Marie, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs McLain The
flowers included cut roses, peach
blossoms. violets, jonquils, and other
blossoms that cover the Southland at
this time of the year. Miss Knapp's
only regret is that she didn't get to
ElNrida narlinn in the Inintnr