Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-10-05

Chas. Klegg of Bloomington was a
caller in Lancaster Monday.
George Bracket made a short bust
ness trip to Neenah last week.
Florence Haden spent the week end
with her friend, .Hilda Taylor, at Bee
town
.Rethel Pritchett was operated on for
Appendicitis at the DooIittle Hospital
Thursday.
DR.. ]. c. Doolittlr is at his home
again and was able to be at the ball
game Sunday
! ! Mrs. Joseph Markus of Potosi I'M
derwent an operation at the Doolittle
Hospital Thursday
w p Orcheide and family of Cass-
| vile spent Sunday st the home Of
Charles Tiedeman.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl of Fennimore
spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Clayton Lewis
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Thier are the
proud parents of a baby son, Reuban
Edward, born Sept 9th.
Geo. A. Bailey had the misfortune
to loose the end Of a finger while fill
ing silO on the farm last week.
Alfred Warren and daughter, Mary,
visited at the Otto OFT home in Glen
Haven from Friday to Sunday.
Principal S. S. McNelly is now liv-
ing in the house belonging to Mrs
Francis Carthew on S. Adams street
John Mankel is delegate to the
Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows
which will meet at Amigo next week.
Claude Doolittle of Stoughton visit
ed few days with his brothers, Drs.
I n
Monday.
Arrangements for ST. Clements
church Fair and Bazaar to be held
Nov. 23-24-25 inclusive are progress
ing nicely.
The Junior Aid Society of the NJ E.
church will serve coffee at the home
of Mrs George Marks on Friday after
noon, October 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Tiedeman and
mother of Platteville visited at the
home of Mrs. Alice Galloway Sunday
and took in the ball game ***
| Regular meeting Of the Catholic
Knights next Thursday evening I'M
portant business, all requested to be
present. Doings after meeting.
Mr. and Mrs Mark Cooper of Bee
town are parents of a baby girl born
Friday. Mrs. Cooper is at the Doc
little Hospital and is doing nicely.
Sister Calliopa departed Monday for
Rice Lake, where she is to be stationed
after spending part Of the summer
with her sister, Sister Superior Sin
/ dolpha
| About So persons were served at
the Parent-Teachers reception last
week and all enjoyed the opportunity
| To Frio
social way.
Jeanette Austin has accepted a posi-
ton with the State Engineers and
Ruth Austin is assisting with steno-
/ graphical work in County Clerk Jas.
T. Webb's office.
Timothy Taylor has been troubled
of late with felon on the middle
finger of the left nand. Recently it
spread to all three joints and has re-
CURED lanclng and dressing twice
daily by DR.. Kraut.
Mrs. w. V. Owens of Fond du Lac
passed through this city Tuesday
morning enroute home after spending
a week with her father, j. G. Lyons,
/ in POtOsi Mr.. Lyons has been i'll but
is improving at the present writing.
Charles Tiedeman and family re-
turned home Friday evening after
spending a week with his brother,
mans made the trip in their new
Buick car. The roads were fine and
they feel their vacation we'll spent and
long to be remembered 1919
The Christian Endeavor Society
held a get acquainted social at the
| Congregational church Friday even
ing. About 80 were entertained by
progressive contest in which there
were 20 tables. Prizes were given for
the two largest and smallest number
of points, Virgil Behnke receiving first
prize, Robert Henry the second prize.
Ralph DObson the prize for least num-
Der of points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hannum re-
Gently entertained in honor Of a
group of successive birthdays. Those
whose birthdays were celebrated are
as follows: Mrs Henry Naumann,
Sept %; Edwin Knobel, Sept "a;
Hildegarde Alt and Clyde Heberlein,
Sept. % and Berna Knobel, Sept 26
On the evening of Sept % in addi-
ton to the younger people above
mentioned there were present Ernest
/ Naumann, Henry Belscan per, Ernest
/ Sager, Edwin Krohn, Carl Kasper,
Elfreda KrOhn, Elfreda Sager, Winni-
fred Eddy and Leona Kramer. On
the Sunday following the older mem
bers of the families and friends were
| entertained as follows: Mr.. and Mrs
| Henry Naumann, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Will
liams and children, Genevieve and
Ralph, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Wieland