Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-05-11
LOCAL ITEMS

caster.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Morgans have
taken rooms in the Wodhouse resi-
dence, $40
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Henkel of
Kenmore visited friends in Lancas-
ter Saturday.
Miss Russell of Woodman visited
friends in the city last week returning
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thompson and
son of Fennimore, visited here last
Thursday at the Seeley Ellis home.
Mrs. A. L. Sherman ana Mrs. Ed.
Schwartz visited Thursday afternoon
at the Con Winzor home in Sitter.
Mrs. M. j. Hayes and babe returned
to their Milwaukee home Friday fol-
lowing a visit at the Josh Leighty
home.
Vesperman Bros. of So. Lancaster,
are the owners of a new Buick six.
Oakland cars took $3.50 drop Sat
urday.
Mrs. A Wisco of McGregor return
ed home Wednesday following a five
weeks visit with relatives here and at
Platteville.
Mrs. w. H. Van Dusen returned from
Chicago Thursday and will visit for
the summer with her daughter, Mrs.
Albert Hunsaker.
Miss Edith Rippin of Santa Rosa.
Calf, arrived in Lancaster last week
to spend the summer with her sister
Mrs. A. L. Norton.
Parke Knapp of the Ford Service
Station has embarked into the manu-
facture and sale of distilled water
for storage battery purposes.
Mrs. Helen Judd and Elfrieda Krohn
returned from Florida last week with
Mrs. Anna Eddy and daughter. The
party spent the winter at Miami.
Adjudant Gen. HOlWay and wife and
Mr.. and Mrs. Germond all of Madison,
visited here Sunday with their sons,
employed in the highway office.
County Agent Graf left Thursday for
Madison to attend a meeting of coun-
ty agents for the southern district
Mrs. Graf went along to visit at points
east.
Mrs Lewis Lisherness and Miss
Gladys Lisherness of Minneapolis ar
rived here last Tuesday for a visit
with the Misses Elizabeth and Veroni-
ca Schmitt.
Mrs. J. Bradbury Of Fennimore,
was Saturday visitor in Lancaster
Mrs. Bradbury, member of a pioneer
family finds much of interest in the
Potosi Pioneer notes in the Herald
JOS Chapman of Milton Jet, was in
Waterloo last week returning home
Thursday. Mr.. Chapman came to see
his mother, Mrs. Collins Chapman,
whose health remains precarious.
The engagement of Jos. Sweeney
of Madison and Miss Elizabeth Tur-
ner has been announced. Mr.. Swee-
ney and Miss Turner spent Sunday
at the VIM. Turner home in Lam
caster.
VIM. c. Fache, the veteran house
mover, was injured last week while
working on the Jay Morse farm at
Mt. Hope. He was brought home Sun
day On Monday he was able to be
around again.
IRVINE Frye, road supervisor for
North Lancaster, has been confined
to his bed since Tuesday from blood
poisoning that began with contact
with poison ivy. He was reported
as much better Monday.
Mrs. Fred Bendorf of Beetown has
been quite i'll with sciatic nerve
trouble. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Burgess of this city, were out
to see her last week. They reported
Mrs Bendorf as better Saturday.
Mrs. Nan Donnelly, visiting at
Cassville for several weeks past, de-
parted Saturday for a visit at the
Greer home in Madison. While in
Lancaster Mrs. Donnelly was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Lewis.
James Hudson of Galena, former
resident of this county, has been IN the
city taking treatments at the sanltarl-
UNI. Mr.. Hudson, a member OF the
7th Wisconsin in the Civil war, is "a
years old. For many years he has
been in the meat business in the lead
mine town.
Paul Spiegelberg of Five Points,
who underwent a severe abdominal
operation at Presbyterian hospital,
Chicago, few weeks ago, is making
rapid strides toward recovery. Mr..
Spiegelberg is very weak but seems
to be entirely cured of his malady,
blockade of the duct leading from
the gall bladder.
Otto Smith attended the big dis
persion sale at Livingston "Wednesday,
acting for his brother, Chris. Smith.
Mrs. l.. Mattson of the state market
ing division was in Lancaster last
Tuesday comforting with the district
association of buttermakers in session
here. She explained the method OF
butter shipments in carload lots by
creameries cooperating in shipments.
George Tuffley has returned from
Boscobel where he underwent un-
ique but necessary operation in local
hospital. Since losing his limb MI.
Tuffley has suffered much pain around
the stump. The doctors found the
nerves grown fast to the scar making
very tender point. These offending
nerves were drawn out and shipped
off and then buried to point that they
will give no further trouble.
Thos Hore, Jr. and w. d. Burr Went
fishing on Grant last Thursday ana
Mr.. Hore came home with fine tro-
ply in the shape of a German Brown
trout weighing 21a pounds. Mr.. Hore
now carries the neighborhood honors
as a fisherman. Aaparty composed Oh
Aug. Bryhan, Thos. Hore, Jr., Leon
ard Haeffner and w. D. Burr went 10