Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-04-20

). Evans Barnett departed on Mon
Day for his new duties at Boscobel.
A. A. seaton of Delavan, Wis. was
weekend guest of friends at Ian
caster.
]. E. Fronk OF the university. was
weekend visitor at the JOS. Cas-
pers home. ia &: 4ss1ss
Miss Olive Moore of Platteville.
visited over the weekend with Mrs.
John Stone a8s$ ~
Miss Dorothea Hickok Of Rich
mond, Ill, schools, spent her spring
vacation here.
Dr. Kraut reports a baby boy born
at the John Temple home in So. Ian
caster, on April 10Th.
Earl Grimes, a university student
was home last week for the spring
vacation returning Monday.
Frank Schreiner and family return
ed Monday night from Miami, Fla,
where they spent the winter.
E. J. Morse went to Milwaukee
Sunday to assist Judge Bancroft in
some heavy court cases there.
DR.. ]. Fred Henkel and wife of
Richland Center were over Sunday
visitors with Mrs. Anna Henkel
Miss Mary Murphy of the Lancas-
ter high school, went to Sitter Mon
day to assist in teaching for the
week
Miss May Peacock of Fennimore,
was Sunday visitor with her mo-
Their, patient at the sanitarium in
this city.
Matt Edwards of Mineral Point is
visiting his mother, Mrs. M. c. Ed
wards. He will return home today or
tomorrow.
teacher in the Evansville schools,
spent the spring vacation here, re-
turning Sunday to her work.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott have
moved from Eagle Grove, Iowa, to
West Concord, Mimi. Mrs Elliott was
formerly Miss Hannum of this city
Miss O'Brien of Dubuque, a train
ed nurse, returned home Monday
Miss O'Brien was at the L. A. Clark
home caring for Miss Emma Brother.
Miss Emma Taylor of Rock county,
$4,000 alleging malpractice in set
ting a broken arm, was allowed 1900
by @ jury.
Misses Johnson and Eckhardt of
Dubuque, trained nurses, departed
for home Monday. They were called
here to care for the late Mrs. Ar
thur Zenz.
Drs. Fowler and Kraut operated
Monday on Mrs. Willie Seitz of Bee
town township. The complaint was
chronic appendicitis Mrs. Seitz is
at Fowler hospital.
Mr. and Mrs AL Hoffman, resid-
ing near Fennimore, are the parents
of new baby daughter, born Thurs
day. They now have two children
a boy and a girl.
Mrs. G. V. Uhr of Chicago, cousin
of Mrs. John Decker, returned home
Friday following a visit of two weeks
here. Mr. Uhr was in Lancaster for
the weekend Sunday week ago.
I Mrs. George Wall underwent an
operation for gladstone removal at
Doolittle hospital Saturday. Clyde
Dimick, 20, underwent an operation
for bladder trouble at Doolittle hos
pital Sunday.
The local Forester team assisted by
other talent are rehearsing a musical
comedy to be presented within the
next month or so. The proceeds OF
the play are to be used to defray For
ester expenses to the Grand Encamp-
ment at st. Louis in June. Arthur A.
Knapp is engineering the production.
Mrs Sam Groom and daughter,
Dorothy, went to Madison from Cass-
vile Friday making the trip via this
city They joined Mr.. Groom at Mad
ison. Mr.. and Mrs. Groom will locate
on a farm near Fond du Lac. They
were visiting at the home of Mr..
Groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Groom Of Cassyille.
Miss Marguerite Kinney, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Kinney of Bee
town, is the happy recipient of a
gold ring, the gift of j. Clarence
Kinney of Fairbanks, Alaska. The
ring is of native Alaskan gold with
set of vari-colored gold all in uni
que design. Mr.. Kinney also wrote
his niece a charming letter describ-
| ing the Alaskan climate where flow
/ ers bloom above ground that is al
ways frozen. He went there in 1898
with the Grant county party of 90
gold seekers, remaining to make
Fairbanks, beyond the Arctic circle,
his home.