Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-01-26
LOCAL ITEMS

Fl Atkinson, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Carter have been
Ill with influenza
George Tuffley transacted business
in Madison yesterday.
Mrs. Mona Allen went to PlatteviIle
Friday to attend the institute.
Henry Mink went to Madison Mon
day to attend the federal letting for
this county.
Clarence Clifton of this city had a
tumOr removed from his right eye by
Dr.. Gault Saturday.
Miss Zaiser of La Crosse is the new
teacher at the high school in place Of
Miss Fuller, resigned.
The sale of stock for the new county
fair corporation is progressing favor
ably the statesmen state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kubly of Mon
roe, here visiting Mrs. Laverne Sny-
der, returned home Friday.
Mrs. JOS. Winterling of Jefferson,
Wis, returned home Tuesday after
visit at the Geo. Tuffley home.
Mrs. Al. Morse of this city went to
Columbus, Wis.,, yesterday, to visit
her daughter, Mrs Mort. BARLEY.
Henry Fuerstenberg and family will
farm of 300 acres near Preston.
Rev. Allison of Madison, director of
religious education at the university,
filed the Presbyterian pulpit Sunday.
DR.. Fowler reports a new boy at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Dobson of
Ellenboro the arrival taking place on
Jan. 21st.
E. L. Mccoy departed Wednesday
. To of
vention of agents of the North West
ern Life Insurance Co.
Mrs. Josephine Hickok is spending
several weeks at the farm home of her
son, Lester, recuperating from her re-
cent illness.
Mrs. Eleanor Nogle of Lancaster de-
parted Monday for Ladysmith where
she is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ed
ward Davis
Byron Payne on Saturday sold his
farm of lat acres south of the Hurri-
cane to Herman Dressler of the same
neighborhOd
In Felix Wanazek's sale bill and adj
vertisement last week an Oakland car
touring model was omitted. This will
be offered at the sale.
Leslie Burton, a Waterloo farmer,
had the bad luck to lose valuable
horse one day last week. The animal
was kicked by another horse.
Fred Erwin now gets his mail at
Mt. Hope having moved his family to
their new quarter section in the Mill
Vile district last week
Hugh Wilson of Darlington, the
Redpath lecture course man, was here
Wednesday looking over the ground
for another lecture course next winter.
George Rigdon formerly of this
city, is reported as being in hospital
at Rochester, Mimi, with an abscess
on one kidney and another on one
lung.
Arthur Green of Flora had the bad
luck Saturday evening to almost sever
one thumb from the hand while chop
ping wood. Several stitches were
taken to close the wound
Mrs. E. j. and Earl Fruit of Platte
villeunderwent operations for the re-
moyal of tonsils and adenoids at the
Gault hospital here this week
1t is reported that Burr Walker is
headed for home again but wheth-
er in his Nash, on the train or afoot,
Dame rumor does not state. Another
report is that Andrew Zenz and fam
lily will be home from California soon.
George Sitter Jr. departed Wednes-
day for Oklahoma City where he will
wed Miss Olive Walker of that place,
young lady who was raised in North
Lancaster. The young couple will
probably locate in or near Lancaster.
The l.. A. Clark family are now set
tied in their fine new home in the sec
0nd ward erected by Mr.. Clark last
summer and fall. Miss Brothers OF
Bloomington is again making her
home with the Clark family.
A rumor is current that the county
will purchase part of the land owned
by the Interstate Oil company near
the railroad tracks and use the same
to erect sheds for the housing of the
county road machinery. workshop
is also contemplated.
Gene Croft of No. Lancaster recent
ly shipped III a Duroc dam that is
worthy of mention. She is from the
Underwood farm at Lake City. Mimi.
Her sire is a son of Giant Pathfinder
and she is bred to Leader of FASHION.
She weighs $50 pounds.
Mark Carmody of Potosi has de-
cided that no place is quite like ola
Lancaster and will accordingly move
back March 1st to farm the 81 acres
west of the city he bought recently OF
Chas. Block Jr. Mr. Block, whose sale
takes place on Tuesday, Jan. 1st, Will
move to Lancaster in the Gleason res
idence in the third ward.
Miss Stark of the Lancaster high
school entertained the Presbyterian
choir at the home of ]. c. Vesperman
Friday evening The time passed
pleasantly with games and music and
the evening closed with delicious re-
freshments being served. Those pres
ent were: Miss Stark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vesperman. Rudolph Vesperman Ru-
dolph Hartman, Rudolph Hoehn, Gen
eva Wepking, Olga Hodoval, Bertha
Wieland, Nettie Wieland, Rosa Ben
dorf.
William ]. Webb was taken worse
again last week and his brothers,
Walter of Gilbert, Mimi, Frank OF Du-
luth, and Charles of Virginia, Mimi
came at once to see him. Frank Webp
came via Madison and brought Or.
Marsh q stomach SnpcialiSt. to LOOK