Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-07-27
Esther Kaap was a Fennimore caller

Inc veteran David Eastman has re-
turned to Lancaster from California.
MISS Leona Kraemer is acting as
once assistant at the Doolittle hospi-
taI
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Schmidt of Ma
dlson visited Lancaster relatives last
lRweek
+ Will Henkel was under the weather
last week with an attack of stomach
trouble
i Peter Baehr of Boscobel visited
mere last week with his son-in-law,
Clyde Pierce.
Mrs. Sam Geisel was guest at the
George Mccarthy home in Lancaster.
l-Platteville News
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Swallow Of
Liberty are the parents of a boy born
Wednesday, DR.. Fowler reports.
;. 5 McNelly motored out from
Madison last Thursday to spend a
week on business matters here.
Miss Fannie Frye ana Aletha Hitler
visited from Thursday to Saturday
with Mrs. Will Tiller in Lancaster.
Miss Linda Smith, daughter of H.
j. Smith, was operated on at the Doc
little hospital Monday of this week
Mesdames Chas. and Roscoe Bishop
and children of Cassville, went to
Dodgeville Saturday to visit friends.
David James of Montfort, has been
appointed mining school regent by
Gov. Blaine, in place of Judge Smalley
resigned
! Clyde Pierce, employed on the
Hackett branch improvement by Gaz-
rlty, is laid up with an infested
right arm.
William Mogan was taken with a
slight paralytic stroke last Friday and
was taken to the Doolittle hospital
for treatment.
Thomas Carmody has put the first
coat of paint on his farm home north
west of town, Ed Kiley having the
work in charge.
John Rafferty, and Kenneth Lang
have the contract for wiring the new
residence being put up by Mrs. Lee
in the second ward.
DR.. James Fowler performed an OPP
GRAFTON for hernia Thursday on Helen
Wanazek, 7yeer-old daughter of Mr..
and Hrs. Felix Wanazek.
Miss Marcella Seipp underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the hos
pital last week and is progressing
favorably toward recovery.
Drs. Godfrey on Monday morning
performed tonsil operation on Mar
garet Adeline Schwartz, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schwartz.
Mrs. Robt. Draper and daughter,
Helen, Of Minneapolis, visiting at
Dodgeville, motored to Lancaster last
Thursday and called on friends.
Marie Wilkinson of Mt. Hope and
Cora Mayne of Beetown are visiting
this week with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peterson.
Harry Spidell and family of Lin
coin, Nebr., are expected for a visit
at the John Clark home here. They
will come via the motor car route.
Little Harold Block, son of Charles
/, Block Jr., underwent a tonsil opera
ton at the hospital Monday. Bert
Block had an adenoid operation the
same day.
Mrs. Albert Wiedenbeck Jr. went to
Madison Monday to take treatment
for an illness of some standing. Her
mother, Mrs VIM. Brandt, took the
Wiedenbeck children to her home in
Darlington, Ill.
Mrs Chas. Brewer and son of Rich
land Center, called on Lancaster
friends last mid-week. Mrs. Brewer
was formerly Miss Louise Chandler, a
teacher in the Lancaster schools sew
eral years ago.
The condition of J. G. Doolittle
was such last week that Mrs. Lauretta
Eastman was brought from Chicago
Tuesday to assist in his care. An
other nurse, Miss Adrian of Cassville,
helping care for the patient.
Suttle & Sweeney now own the
bungalow on Suoth Madison street
built by Fred Ervirh a couple of
years ago. They acquired the place
from Fred Day of Patch Grove who
traded with Fred IRVINE for farm
in Millville.
Threshing of small grain is under
way around here with lean crop in
general Oats are light and thin with
little substance in the kernel. The
bumper small grain yields of several
years past will not be duplicated this
year.
Miss Agnes Smith, county health
nurse, departed Saturday on her vaca-
ton. Miss Smith met nine young
ladies some of whom were nursing
confreres in the New York hospitals,
! ana the party Will Speuu +INO WGVhS
at Devils Lake, camping. 3 :
Susan Clementson, daughter of
Geo. B. Clementson, sustained frac-
tured left wrist Saturday while play
ing in the new house being erected
by Mrs. Leonora Orion. Susan fell
through an opening in the first floor
about nine feet to the basement below.
DR.. Fowler set the break.
Harvey Abrams, S. S. McNelly, Syl-
yester Smith and John Roesch mo-
tored to Mccartney Friday and put
in the afternoon fishing off the wing
dam. Luck was good and the men
caught a number of fine catfish which
thew consumed at a late campfire
supper reaching home about one a.
M. Saturday.
M w. Hanks of Westfeld, Wis, has
come to Lancaster to live and will be
associated with Walter Weber in the
ieweIrv store Mr.. Hanks is an ex-
perienced jeweler and will no doubt
he successful He is married and has
three children. The family have
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