Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-06-02
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Miss Marghretta Nehls is home for
the summer.
Thos. Haley went to New Richmond
on business yesterday.
Miss Stella Wolfe departed Satur-
day for her home in Merrimac
Miss Susie Bachim is visiting with
friends in Boscobel this week.
G. H. Baxter has a new Cadillac
eight sedan of the latest model.
DR.. Gault operated on David Whit
ish Of Montfort, Thursday, for ton
sis.
Geo. Taylor of Glen Haven was ov-
er the other day and drove home a new
Nash.
Lloyd Durni has one Of the big-tvpe
Chevrolets to accommodate himself and
family
Mrs. Walter Taylor of Glen Haven
is in the hospital here for extended
treatment
Miss Jessie David of the high school
faculty departed Sunday for her home
in Montfort.
Miss Helen Coombs of Arthur who
has been attending school here. re-
turned home Friday.
Thos. Gilbertson of Montfort was
down last week to have DR.. Gault re-
move tOnSllS for his SON.
Mrs. Jennie Heller, employed at the
county farm, is visiting her children
at MontfOrt for the week.
Drs. Doolittle operated on Mrs. AL
Riddiough of Sitter Sunday the case
being of a severe nature.
Dan Flahrity of Montfort called on
DR.. Gault the weekend and had his
two sons threats operated on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tenant went
to Milwaukee, Sunday, to be gone four
days on business and pleasure.
-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hough and
daughter, Marjorie, of Milwaukee, Wis
tied Clyde Hough the weekend.
Prof. Hugh McNair of Stoughton,
Mich, was an over-Sunday visitor
with his mother and sister here.
David Crichton went to Chicago,
Sunday, for business conference and
visit with his partner, Clarence Sous
ley.
Miss Esther Wepking of the univer-
sity, was a weekend visitor with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Wep-
king.
Mrs. P. J. Schloesser of Chicago, ar
rived Saturday for an extended visit
with friends at Lancaster and Bloom
ington.
Miss Marcia Knoble of Valparaiso,
Ind, arrived here Wednesday to visit
her friend, Alpha Roth, for a week or
longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Dickinson have
their goods packed and will move to
Patch Grove today the weather per-
hitting.
The three boys and one daughter of
Harvey JuIious of Liberty had ton
sils removed at the. Doolittle hospi-
tai last week.
Mrs A. Wisco departed yesterday
for McGregor where she will visit
her son, Ernest, and family, for an
indefinite period
Chas. Thier and Albert Brinkman
were among the many attending the
Guernsey consignment sale at Liv-
ingston yesterday.
Misses Edna Gratz of Fennimore
and Edna Gratz of Sitter, cousins,
were visitors over Decoration Day at
the Ed. Roth home.
Virgil Critchlow, Arthur Austin,
Leroy Edwards and Claude Showal-
ter returned to Madison, Monday, hav-
ing visited the weekend.
Ora Sitter and family motored to
ing Monday with Mrs. G. L. Erwin
who will visit them for a few days.
News came yesterday from Roches-
ter that Mervin Govier, son of Fred
Govier of Little Grant, had died Mon
day evening following an operation.
A motor party composed of Rich
ard Bennett, Harvey and Grace Al
corn and Leona Holmes departed yes
terday for Stratford, Wis, where they
4 will visit at the Phil Alcorn home for
< ia week.
Miss Margaret Roeske of the Lam
caster high school faculty departed
Sunday for her home in Hancock,
Wis. Miss Roeske will return to Lam
caster next fall
+ Miss Lucille Holman of Werley was
II operated on by DR.. Gault last Thurs
I day for throat difficulty. Following
! that Miss Holman visited the week
! end at the Richard Bennett home.
Miss Leone Bryhan, librarian at
4 West Allis, visited the weekend here
attending the graduation of her niece,
F. Miss Alpha Roth, last Friday. Miss
.Bryhan returned to her duties Mon
day afternoon.
The Misses Lottie and Louise Hoff-
man of Galena. were in Lancaster ov-
er Sunday visiting at the Henry Hoff-
man home They found Mr.. Hoffman
greatly improved from his long per-
iod of illness.
Leaving Monday morning for the
Rebekah convention and |. o. o. F..
Grand Lodge session at Milwaukee
this week were: Mrs. Harry Braudt,
Miss Alice Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Ed.
Olson, Ben Pendleton and Walter
Griswold.
Henry T. Damn received word Sat
urday of the death of his aunt, Mrs.
Eliza Kemper of Aurora, Nebr., who
died Wednesday aged So years. Mrs.
Kemper resided here for thirty years
moving from No. Lancaster to Nebras-
ka about thirty years ago.
Three Lancaster girls departed yes
terday noon for points in Nebraska
where they will visit friends for sew
eral weeks. Miss Sylvia Berndt went
to Omaha, Miss Carol Pittenger to
Mullen. Nebr., and Miss Ethel Peter
son to Alliance The young ladies
went together changing att Galena Tor
the I. G. and from there to Omaha.