Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-03-30
LOCAL ITEMS

Leila Morris of Platteville attended
the Leifer-Wetter wedding Sunday
J. j. Grill, fireman on the way freight
to Montfort, left for Baraboo Tuesday
Billie Dyer went to Milwaukee On
Sunday to attend horse show this
week.
The Western Union office will omen
at a. m. and close at 4 p. m. in the
future.
Miss Alpha Roth of Downer Colleqa
is visiting her parents here tbron@h
the Easter vacation.
Mrs M. ]. McNair has been seri-
0usly i'll the past week.
Rev. Paul Heiligman from I,aRov
Minnesota, Will occupy the Presbyter.
ian pulpit next Sunday.
Miss Brothers residing with Mr. ANA
Mrs. L. A. Clark, has been seriously
i'll but is better at present.
Donald Knapp, years, son of Rolla
Knapp, is recovering from pneumonia
under the care of Dr. Kraut.
Corrine Vesperman, daughter of Ed
/. Vesperman, had tonsils removed
by DR.. Doolittle on Monday.
Ohio Doll and family moved from
Dodgeville to the old Robert BehIing
farm on route one, Lancaster.
Letha Hoskins of Bloomington re-
turned to Lake Mills Tuesday to re-
sumo her duties as teacher.
Jennie rockingham spent Easter
with Mrs. Lizzie Orion and returned
to her home in Madison Monday.
The Royal Neighbors will have a
o'clock covered dish supper at their
hall on Friday evening, April LIST.
George H. Meader returned to Dent.
Mimi, Tuesday after a week spent at
the Abe Ward and Joseph Wacek
homes.
Henry Beck, who has been visiting
his brother, George, OF this CITY. left
Monday on business trip to Oconto
and Neenah.
Horace Hymer returned to Madison
Monday to resume his studies at the
University, after a short visit at his
home here.
Lillian Oleson of Racine, returned
to her home Monday after spending
a few days visiting at the Mark Hos
kins home.
Mrs. Augusta Mills of Baraboo, re-
turned to her home Monday after
visit OF a week with her son, Conduc-
tor l. o. Mills,
Velma Hope returned to Berlin, Wis.
Monday after spending Easter with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Hope
iii Bloomington.
George Schuster returned to South
Bend, Ind, Tuesday after a few days
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Schuster.
Francis Kamm of Platteville, re-
turned to his home Tuesday after sew
eral days spent at the w <. Webb and
w. j. Webb homes.
Mrs. Will Storrs returned to Fen
n1more Tuesday after visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Maso, during the
illness of Melba Maso
Paul Spiegelberg of Five Points, left
Monday for Chicago where he will take
treatment at the Presbyterian hospital
for q gall bladder complaint
Winnifred Winskill made a trip to
Madison last week to look over two
lines Of pleasure cars and obtained the
agency for International trucks.
Esther Petty returned to Whitewater
Normal Monday morning after spend
ing the Easter vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Petty
Dorothy Mcmahon returned to Ithaca
spending her Easter vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcmahon.
Mrs. Clarence Macke of South Ian
caster, underwent an operation for APP
pedicitis at the Doolittle hospital last
Tuesday. She is progressing favor
ably
Andrew Zenz writes the Herald di-
Tectlng his paper sent to Portland,
flrRpOn Nh.
are leaving Long Beach, Cal, for
northern points
Miss Halle Ellis has gone to Chica
go representing the Groenier music
store at the Victor phonograph school
to be conducted along sales and dem
onstration lines.
Margaret Ramsey of Burlington is
visiting with Janice Eastman at the
Il. d. Eastman home Both of the
young ladies are attending the Univer
sity in Madison.
Mrs. Ellie Duncan has returned
from Madison where she clerked for
the winter in the Metropolitan store
She will resume work on the mail
route this summer.
Miss Leona Simpson of Fennimore,
underwent tonsil operation at the
hands of DIR. Gault Saturday. The
young lady remained over night re-
turning home Sunday.
Mrs. A. Schultz of Amigo, Wis, left
for Fond du Lac Monday to visit Mrs.
A. Keip Mrs. Schultz accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Walter Beck and
little daughter, Betty Rae, on a trip
from Amigo to the George Beck home.
Ralph Burgess, ten years, son of
Robert Burgess, fell under the Zenz
milk wagon Monday afternoon wheel
passing over him. Beyond some
bruises the boy was not hurt. He had
caught on for a ride but lost his bal
ance when the horses started up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Groenier en-
tertained number of gentlemen
friends of the former at their home in
the second ward Monday evening.
The guests left at late hour assur-
ing their host and hostess that they
had thoroughly enjoyed the evening.
PARENT-TEACHERS MEETING
The next meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association will be held on