Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-03-02

Marcus Baxter Of Chicago was a
mid-week visitor in Lancaster.
Miss Emma Braun OF Dubuque Wis
tied Lancaster friends the weekend
Henry Cooley is able to be about
again following his sick spell which
vas not paralytic stroke but a
severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs John Goetzinger went
to Rochester, Mimi, last Tuesday to
consult the Drs Mayo in regard TO
the latter's health
Mrs. ID. w. Clarke Of Beloit, return
ed home Thursday following visit
with her mother, Mrs. L. F. Rogers,
and sisters in this city.
Miss Laura Ohlert of Mt. Hope
visited in Lancaster Thursday and
then went TO Dodgeville where she
visited her sister, Mrs. Henry LETTER.
the weekend.
Mrs. N. H. Brainerd and A j. Hen
kle of Lodi, were here to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Mary Howell held
! last Wednesday, They came as
friends of Miss Nellie Howell, a teach
er at Lodi
Clarence Markert of Cincinnati O.,
was called to Lancaster to attend the
funeral of his aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Howell. He remained
for visit with his uncle, F. E. Ten
nant.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Marberger were
called to Fennimore, Friday, by the
serious illness of the formers sister
in-law, Mrs. Sadie Marberger. The
latter, aged fifty, had a paralytic
stroke, Louis said.
Mr.. and Mrs George Jungblut for
merly of Brokfield, Wis, and Mr. and
Mrs. John ROhde of this city, were
| accepted into the membership of the
Bethlehem Evangelical church Sunday
Of last week
Geo. Rigdon has returned to Lam
caster for month or so of rest be-
fore returning to his work at Wells,
Mimi. George underwent an operation
for the removal of kidney at the
Mayo hospital in Rochester
John LOuthain, foreman at the
Herald, has returned to Platteville
where he will reside with his mother
for the time being. Mr.. Louthain is
an excellent printer and a man of
great energy in turning out work.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rees leave this
week for their new home in Winona.
Mimi. They regret to leave Lancaster
but business reasons force the change.
Miss Helen Avery, Mrs. Recess sister,
viii remain i'll school here until grad
uation.
/ ]. I. Williams of Ellenboro has
| bought the old LoWrey property in
| the fourth ward and will move to town
about March 1st. The Williams farm
! has been leased to Messrs. Whitcher
! and Woodward two young farmers of
/ the neighborhood.
W. E. Webb of this city is rounding
out his oath year as clerk of the local
| Woodman camp For SO years, since
! the camps organization in 1885, he
! has been an officer. The camp has
| $40 members, being the largest in
/ southwestern Wisconsin.
Mrs. r. B. ShOWalter, National In
/ spector of the Ladies of the G.. A. R.,
| departed Saturday for Milwaukee to
supervise work in the order given
there this week Mrs. Showalter had
several other social functions on her
/ list to be attended to before returning
! home.
William Miller, who was injured
several weeks ago when q tree fell
upon him, fooled the doctors and is
progressing towards health although
several months must elapse before he
can be his active self again. Mr.
Miller's right arm and ribs on the
same side were broken.
Frank Champion and Miss Lulu
Birch were married at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
Birch, Tuesday morning, Rev. A. n
Conklin of Bloomington performing
the ceremony. Over one hundred
guests were present, and all enjoyed
royal wedding dinner. The happy
couple departed for a brief visit to
Minneapolis, after which they will set
tie down to farming on the Thomp-
son & Humphrey farm, which Mr.
Champion has leased for the coming
season. Both Of these young people
have a host of friends in Beetown
and vicinity, who extend the very best
wishes for happy and successful
future.