Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-20
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

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was IN Lancaster last week
Alfred Peacock and wife vis;+o,
relatives at Fennimore the waek Nand
Mrs. Ida Judd underwent ras.sSs
operation at Doolittle hospital vaster
day 49, s'S,' , ester-
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. r. Chasa-,,a
chicago business passengers SUNDAY
noon. 0oAioay
Henry Schneider recently bought tba
Harshpurger residence in the firsf-
ward. - p
Mrs. Edna Treloar of Ellanboro
urday. o'0i 0at-
Rev E, E. Bratzell went to Chicago
Friday, to occupy a pulpit there on
Sunday. %
Billie and Barbara schloesser
tonslls removed last week by Drs
Miss Winnie Lee was operated on
Tor appendicitis at Doolittle hospital
Saturday. go
Last Thursday noon an exception
EllenbOro
Miss Barbara Smith of Monitors
visited Thursday at the Dersch home
in Lancaster.
Mrs. j. P. Croot departed Saturday
for Milwaukee where she is visiting
friends this week.
Harold Burgess, son of Frank Bur-
CESS, underwent tonsil operation bv
Drs. Godfrey, Monday.
Rev. w. A. Weyhrauch was in Bea-
yer Dam last week attending a Ban
fist minister's conference.
Mrs. Clara Nye and son. Erwin, of
Minneapolis, have been visiting at the
Ben Petty home in Lancaster.
Mrs. Geo. Stewart and children of
Austin, Mimi, are visiting at the King
and Price homes in Lancaster.
Geo. Heberlein of Liberty underwent
an operation for bone necrosis of the
left leg by Drs. Doolittle, Monday.
Arno Voeltz and family of La
Grande, Oregon, arrived here last
week for a few weeks visit with rel
atives.
Mrs. Clyde Wood and son of Bee
town, left Thursday for Barneveld.
to visit Mrs. Woods father, Henry
Pollock.
DR.. Fowler reports a new baby bow
at the Clarence Bark home in Liberty
the arrival taking place early Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Marcia Trecinski of Water
town returned home Friday morning
following a weeks visit with Mrs.
Mary Marks.
Mesdames Williams of Hazel Green.
and Bray of Benton, returned home
Friday following a weeks visit with
Mrs. JOS. Godfrey.
Earl Showalter, known as one of
Lancasters best shoe filters, is
assisting this week at the big L.
Weber C Co. sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mtcnael Welsh were
in Lancaster several days last week
visiting the Welshs, Wamsleys and
Others.-Cassville Index.
Mrs. Anna Eddy, Mrs. Helen Judd,
Misses Anna Eddy and Elfrieda Krohn
leave today for Pensacola, Fla, where
they will reside until June.
Guy Walker of North Lancaster had
hog killed by a hunters dog last
Sunday. Mr.. Walker has taken steps
to warn hunters off his farm.
Don Meyer of Platteville was in
Lancaster last week surveying the
plot for Col. Jack Heberlein's latest
addition to Lancaster's lots.
Hewlett Fisher of Boston, returned
home Friday following a two weeks
visit with his nephews, Fred and Harry
Barnett, and niece, Mrs. Weber.
DR.. Alex Ivey Jr., aud daughter,
Mildred, of Estherville, Ia, and Ned
Ivey of Madison, visited last week at
the Alex Ivey home in Lancaster.
Robert and Thomas Peacock took
advantage of the fine weather, Thurs
day and went to Fennimore to visit
their brothers, John and Matthew.
Lieut.. c. f. Johnson and wife of
Chicago, returned Friday to their
home after two weeks visit with
their son and daughter in Lancaster.
Mrs. Burlie Doll went to Madison,
Saturday to be with her daughter,
Mrs. Margaret Salzman of Highland,
who is in the Madison general hos
pital.
Mrs. C. M. Crouch and daughter,
Jane, returned to their home in Mimi
eapolis, Sunday, following a two
weeks visit with the formers aunt,
Mrs. Sophia Carroll.
Drs. Blackburn, Kraut and 5. w.
Doolittle operated Friday on Earl
Jamison, Is, son of ]. AZ. Jamison OF
Beetown. The case was ruptureo
appendix in a bad form.
Miss Rachel Schreiner was sum
moned to Downer college, MllWau-
kee Thursday, to act as instructor II
botany and bacteroilogy as subsSl-
lGIG uuIluS luS lAAhSSO ~ -
teacher.
Mrs. VIM Hoskins, Mrs Thos. Wep-
ster and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Webster,
all of Scales Mound, Ill, visited over
Sunday with Mrs. Lizzie Orion. me
first two named are sisters OF MIS-.
Orion.
Fred Erwin recently traded his me
Lancaster property on the PlatteVlIle
road for the Robert Brandon farm
south of Millville and expects to move
there this winter. The new place con-
sists of 40 acres and buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p Croot returned
last Tuesday from jamestown, ). D.,
where they visited their farm Ior
three weeks. Mr. Croot brought back
samples of grain and potatoes tnae
created much favorable comment at
the Union State Bank where they
were on display.
N.Y. 1ooa1 Ixy ID n gave a dinner at