Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-11-16
LOCAL ITEMS

Neulooll SATURDAY Tor a weekend
visit.
Miss Pearl Poland of Fennimora
visited Lancaster friends from Friday
to Monday
DR.. Kraut reports a son born to Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Paulley of Waterloo.
Saturday, Nov 18th.
Mesdames l.. A. Clark and Ernest
Alt entertained number of guests
at Kensington two days last week
Mrs. August Miller of DodgeyiIle
visited here last week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. Beck, returning home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Graf are the par
ents of husky 9-pound daughter who
put in an appearance at the Fowler
hospital here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy HorsfaIl are the
parents of son born Friday morning.
The little one so far has been in a
very delicate condition.
Ellie DObsOn and Floyd FIitsch de-
parted Monday for the DobsOn farm
at Crystal Lake, ILL., MIR. Flitsch win
enter the DObsOn employ on the farm.
Mrs. Walter Webb and son, Walter
Jr., departed Saturday for their home
in Virginia, Mimi, having visited since
September with Mrs. Oswald. Mrs.
Webbs mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Steil and daugh-
ter Lucia Mary, OF Wishek, n. D.,
returned nome Monday after visit
OF few days with Mrs. Anna Steil.
Mcslames Ernie Slane and Robt.
Henry went to Fennimore Thursday
to join their husbands who have
launched a new auto repair shop
there.
TCJ,
was weekend guest Of Miss Agnes
Smith, Health Nurse for this county.
MISS Schwartz has similar position
in Green county.
Fitting exercises were rendered On
Thursday in the grade rooms Of the
schools in honor OF Armistice day. A
holiday was granted the pupils and
teachers Friday.
Leo Mccormick, VIII Galloway, Err
ME Jones, Clarence Rich and Ed. Bat
" made up party Saturday that at
tended the Badger Wolverine game at
the University.
\. f. Thompson and wife and son,
Kenneth, returned to their home in
Chicago Monday following a visit over
the weekend with Mr.. Thomas's aunt.
Mrs. Eva Boyd
Director T.. A. Nealy announces a
concert the early part Of next month
to be given by the band and other
talent at the opera house, benefit Of
the Lancaster band
H. E. Schreiner departed Monday
Tor Milwaukee where he will attend
a meeting of the Mystic Shrine. From
Milwaukee Bert goes to Chicago for q
business conference before coming
home again.
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Henry N. Louthain of Beetown last
Friday proved too delicate for this
world and died Sunday. Funeral SER
vices were held Monday, burial being
made at Hillside cemetery here.
Kenneth Kane, Is, Mt Hope son Of
Ben Kane, had an arm broken Satur-
day The youth was riding a horse
that fell down and threw him so viol-
emily that his right wrist was broken.
He was taken care of at the Doolittle
hospital here
Mrs. Louisa Hurlburt and j. w.
Jerrett and wife leave this week for
California where they will spend the
winter. Mrs. Hurlburt visits her
sister, Mrs. Calvin, at Hollywood, and
the Jerretts go to San Diego where
their son is located.
w. A. Stowell poultry buyer for
the Dobson store, informs the Herald
that 10000 pounds Of poultry, enough
to make two and One-half carloads,
were shlpped out last week. i4'ooV
POUNDS were ROUNDED up at Hlghlaho
ana zo,0oO pouhds aC Lancaster:
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stndnn+ of The course was home for
tba wooI,lond and occomnanied the
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Holm n Csdby Of Madison a broth
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caster, an electrical consulting en-
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