Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-01-12
LOCAL ITEMS


caller Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Benoy was a Dodgeville
visitor. Thursday.
Miss Bertha Hoffman visited friends
at Kenmore Thursday
Mrs. Henry Williams was a Fenni-
more caller Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Lorenz and family were
Friday visitors in Sitter.
Mrs. G. B. Smith OF Fennimore was
a Lancaster visitor Friday.
Carl Roth was business caller in
Fennimofe last Thursday.
Little Marvel Hahn has recovered
from an attack of pneumonia.
Clara Tenant of Fennimore was a
Friday guest of her aunt. Mrs. Theo.
Wehrle.
Ralph King and wife spent Thursday
at Sitter with Mrs. Kings siser, Mrs.
Henry Bayman.
Mrs. Peter Friesan OF Far,bault.
Mimi, has been visiting relatives in
Lancaster and Potosi.
Arnold Hoffman returned Thursday
to Campion college, Pra. du. Chen,
following a visit at home.
Raymond Webb has moved his shop
into the. Rhodes building formerly oc-
cupied by David Crichton.
e. j., Morse went to Richland Cent
er, Wednesday, to report the January
term Of court
Harry Borah returned to Madison,
Wednesday 70 continue his studies at
the agricultural college.
Zach Hoffman left Sunday Tor Mil
wauke3 where he is attending the Re
tall Shoe Dealers convention.
Arno Hack, son of Rev. Hack, re-
turned Sunday to his studies in Mil
waukee, following holiday visit here.
Mrs. Eveline Nader of Galena was
a mid-Week visitor at the A. H. Berg
heger home here returning home Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Day of Chicago
had business i'll the city the past week
returning to the lakeside burg on
Friday
Miss Ruby Bennett of Fennimore,
was a mid-week guest of her aunt,
Miss Eta Bennett, returning, home
Friday afternoon.
Theodore Werley of Fennimore
was in Lancaster last Thursday tc
see his wife who is taking treatment
for paralysis at the sanitarium.
Mrs. Ed. Schafer of Fennimore was
in Lancaster last Thursday with her
son to see Drs. Godfrey. The .itt.c
chap has a bad case of eczema.
The local order G.. *. of w held a
dancing party and supper at Galloway
hall last Thursday night. From all
reports reports the evening was a
complete success.
Gus Posey, one Of the leading pat
rolmen on the Grant county roads,
has been confined to his home for a
couple of weeks with two broken ribs.
Mr.. Posey was thrown from load of
wood he was hauling
Clyde Roth severed his connection
with the GOble store shortly after
Christmas and is now located i'll Mol
ire, ILL.,, in the dry cleaning business
with friend named Walker he met
overseas.
DR.. Roy Fischer of Spokane, Wash,
dropped off here last week for d brief
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lou Fischer. DR.. Fischer is on his
way to New York where he will take
a years study in childrens disease.
The firm of Meyer C Orchard has
been dissolved and r. M. Orchard will
continue the practice under his own
name Frank c. Meyer has entered
the Union State Bank in the footsteps
OF his father and grandfather, both
well known bankers of this section.
Mis- Minnie Caspers of this city, a
teacher of commercial work in the
high school at Amasa, Mich, returned
to her work Saturday following two
weeks vacation and visit at her par
ents home here.
Donald Vincent a pupil at the
north school, is meditatfng at home
because he fell on a cement sidewalk
a couple of weeks ago and strained
the ligaments Of his left knee. The
doctor advised plaster cast and
Donald has been making it on crutch-
es since then.
Marion Yager's sale held down on
Grant last Thursday was success
from all reports Hay brought $15.SO,
cows went around $40 and brood sows
sold for $3.50 The sale was adver-
ised in the Herald for everybody
in Waterloo, Potosi and thereabonts
takes the Herald. Col Frye did the
crying Walter Schumacher pushed
the peucil and all went as merry as
a marriage bell.
Miss Lenice Schneider, here visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Schneider, returned to her studies at
Moody Institute, Chicago, on Wednes-
day. Miss Schneider on Sunday Of last
week, talked at the Methodist church
with Responsibilities Resting Upon
The Christian People" as a subject
Her remarks were given careful at
tention by the morning audience.
August Morgan moved over from
Wauzeka last week and is now llvlne
ON the old Muender place of BIO acres
six miles east of town he rented OF
Andrew Browning. August is sor
of John Morgan OF Platteyille and
brother of Jake Morgan OF Potosi. MT
Morgan and wife and little daughter
are comfortably settled and feel quite
good over getting back into Cram
county again.
John Howe writes the Herald say
ing that our reports Of freezlnt
weather. glistening snow and other as
poets of wisconsin winter are al
ficuIt to coniure up when the therlno