Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-08-31
Mrs. c. s. Moore was Milwaukee

friends IN Chicago and Michigan.
Richard Bennett has been having
another severe spell with his heart.
Mrs. J. d.. Coleman. underwent an
operation at Doelittle hospital yester
day. stE Z @eG at a3sl75
Miss Agnes Crubaugh went to St.
Paul, Mimi, Monday for a two weeks
visit. 4 - ..- 80
Joseph Schmidt of Lincoln. III, is
visiting at the Albert Sedbrook home
near ,PCtosi. -s.
DoWner Kilby and family of Mil
Waukee were here the weekend visit
ing relatives r
JohnS-Roesch and daughter, Iona,
and Myrl Burrows, were Dubuque
callers Thursday. saa
Fred Megow, manual training L. H.
;. arrived here last week and school
can start any time.
Mrs. Joe Kilby, Mrs. T. Hore and
Mrs p. v. Kern spent Friday at the
Dave Johnson home. ***
Chas. Tiedemann and family visited
at the ]. F. and H. r. Tiedemann
homes in Platteville Sunday.
The Flora DeVoss Stock CO. has
rented the Crosby lots Of DR. Godfrey
and will show there fair week.
Rush Godfrey is expected home the
latter part OF the week from, Chicago
where he has been attending clinic.
The Suttle boys are making extern
slVe alterations to their new place.
the old Pollock home, in the 1st ward
w. McKelvey and family returned
home Thursday evening from Wes-
slngton, S. D., where they visited rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Plat and child
rem, Graydon and Bernice, went to
Milwaukee yesterday to attend the
state fair.
Mrs. Harvel Reed and daughter, lit
tie Miss Elaine, went to Platteville on
the Monday afternoon train to remain
for several weeks.
Paul Miles, son of Fletcher Miles, is a
Doolittle hospital patient He was OPP
Grated on a week ago yesterday for
appendicitis and is doing we'll
Jennie rockingham of Madison Wis
tied the past week with Miss Mary
Warren. She accompanied J. S and
Mrs. Wright to Madison Monlay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Hoover of FIRE.
mont, Nebr., here to attend the tuner
al Of Mrs. Hoover's mother, Mrs.
Catherine Trentzsch, returned home
Thursday.
DR.. Godfrey reports a daughter horn
st the Frank Orion home Monday. The
Ortons have three older sons but this
IS the first daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Steinforth
have returned from Chicago where
Mrs. .Steinforth underwent an opera
ton at the Augustane hospital. She
| feels much improved.
Mrs. E. d. Schaffer and daughter,
Flora, have returned home to Platte
vile after two weeks visit at the
Reuben Garner and Clarence Hinch
homes #**
w L. Gelbach received word yes
terday of the death of John Price at
FuIda, Mimi. Mr.. Price dropped dead.
Ruth Campbell successfully under
went an operation for goitre removal
at a Madison hospital Wednesday,
Her father, Rev. Guy Campbell, &C
companied her there.
George Heberlein of Liberty with a
badly cut hand. George essayed to do
something with corn shredder and
some other party started the engine
up. Several stitches were taken.
! Ray Carthew of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
was here last week assisting his mo-
Their, Mrs. Frances Carthew, in pack
ing her goods. Mrs. Carthew will go
to California to reside. S. S. McNelly
has rented Mrs. Carthew's house.
Little Jean McKircher, visiting her
aunt, Mrs. l. O. Mills for a month,
returns to her home in Wisconsin
Rapids today. Jean is so entranced
with Lancaster that she plans to re-
turn next June to spend the summer.
Mrs. J. F. Tiedemann returned to
Platteyille Sunday after spending the
past two weeks at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Alice Galloway. While
away from home she also visited at
the w. P. Ortgcheid home in Cassville.
| Sunday, the 2Sth, number of old
| friends and relatives came with we'll
filled baskets and surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Kilby. the occasion being
| their first wedding anniversary. a
| bounteous picnic dinner and supper
were spread on the lawn at the E. v.
Kern home All report a good time.
| F. w. Stevens of Minneapolis, uncle
of T.. H. Stevens of Lancaster and a
brother of G. A. Stevens of CassviIle,
is visiting his brother-in-law. Frank
Calls of this city. Mr.. Stevens was
the founder of the Lancaster State
mank, at that time called tho First
| National.
The Lancaster Canning company
began it's pack for the season with a
working force of so men and women.
Factory and farmers have planted
several hundred acres of choice
brands of table corn and it is esti-
mated it will require about six weeks
to complete the pack. A SHIPMENT Of
! $500 cases of peas was made to Brook
/ Ign, n Y. The pea pack this year
was small, but the quality exceptional
| ly good.
The marriage of Elva Doll and AL
fred b. Cook took place last Tuesday
morning at the home Of the brides
parents on West Maple street, this
! city. The ceremony was performed
| by Rev. j. T. Morgans, was witnessed
/ by the close relatives of the con-
tracing parties. A wedding break
! fast followed the ceremony Mr.. and