Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-07-20

Mrs. Earl Jerrett of North Lancas-
ter IS patient in the Doolittle hospf-
tai.
Dr. ]. c. DooIittle is laid up with a
severe attack of infammatory rheu-
matism.
Miss Marcella Seipp is in Doolittle
hospital to undergo an operation for
appendicitis.
Bethel and Lucille Cardy spent the
weekend with their uncle, Bert Keene
at Hurricane
Drs. Godfrey performed an appendix
operation Friday on Mrs. Henry Lem
decker of CassvilIe.
Dr. Fowler reports a new daughter
at the E. F. Goldman home, Annaton,
arriving on Friday, July 10.
The residence of Mrs. Al. Budworth
in the third ward was treated to a
fresh coat of paint last week.
Mrs. Dave Spaith of Liberty under
went an appendicitis operation at the
hospital here last Wednesday.
Will-Calloway has rented the new
! residence ON the Platteville road re-
Gently erected by Eastman Cartwright
| Co.
James Williams was in Dubuque i'll
/
| turned home with new threshing
belt
W. A. Galloway has bought the Mis-
! sion Billiard Parlor of Kaap & Brewer
the change in ownership taking place
Monday.
Town gangs are out on the raod
east Of the cemetery in So. Lancaster
and Ellenboro improving highway
conditions
The Misses Mcdonald have sold
| their millinery to Miss Julia Weight
OF Loyal, Wis, who takes possession
August 1st
Misses Esther Childres and Szada
| Goldberg, of Peoria, ILL.,, visiting
friends at Bagley and elsewhere il
the county, returned home Friday
Miss Manda Nelson of Montfort,
Gladys Werley of Fennimore, and Mrs
Carl Garthwaite of Fennimore visited
Lancaster friends last midweek.
C. M. DuHamel and wife motored
to Milwaukee Friday remaining until
Sunday morning. The drive each way
was made at night to avoid heat and
dust
{ DR.. VIM, Evans and wife and daugh-
| ter, all of Chicago, visited Lancaster
( friends last week. DR.. Evans is a
dentist III Chicago. He practiced here
number of years ago.
| Mrs. Emma Lake and Mr. and Mrs.
| Wi:bert Lake and Son, Willis, return
ed Friday to their home in Wabash,
Ind. They had been visiting Mrs. L.
A. Spenser.
Mrs. Henry ElwelI of st. Paul, and
niece, Virginia Lee of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, are here visiting Mrs. Al. Bud
worth, They came up from CasSville,
where they had been visiting, last
week.
+. J. Lindsay was brought to DR..
| Gault from Boscobel two weeks ago
with a severe pain in his right eye.
The eye was removed last Monday
anu patient is getting along as well
as can be expected.
Elder J. o. Dutton of the L. D. S.
church, went to Beloit Saturday to
officiate at the funeral of parishion-
er, Mrs. Moore, who met her death by
burning in her own home Friday. The
funeral was held Sunday.
A bountiful rain hit Grant county
Monday doing considerable good to
parched corn just ready to ear. The
| farmers are wearing smiles and the
town fellers likewise as they all real
| ize they may have a little something
to eat next winter.
Chas. Verigan and family of Am
bridge, Pa, returned to their home
Saturday following a visit of four
weeks with the Heberlein and Kasper
families in this vicinity. Ambridge is
suburb of Pittsburg, where Mr.. Veri-
gan is employed.
Parties having ragweed on or near
their premises will confer a lasting
favor on hay fever sufferers by cut
ting the weed before it blooms. Rag
weed develops pollen about this time
and this pollen has been found to be
the greatest cause of hay fever.
George Foster of Aberdeen, S. D.,
returned home Friday having visited
couple of days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Foster, here.
Mr.. Foster came east with his mother
who spent the winter in Aberdeen,
and his daughter, Fern, remained to
spend the summer in Lancaster.
C. H. Basford went to Milwaukee
Friday after a new Paige touring car.
Mrs. E. V. Shaw and son, ST. Clair,
returned Friday to their home in E,
Smith home ST Clair was examined
by the Mayo Bros, and his case will
receive extended medical observation
later.
Edward L. Conroy of New York, adj
vance agent for the Rhoda Royal cir
Gus, was in town Wednesday arrang-
ing for a show here August 4. The
circus will be held on the ball grounds
afternoon and evening. Mr.. Conroy
assured the Herald that the circus is
up-to-the-minute, carrying 15-cage
menagerie and showing in three rings.
The marriage of Miss Emma Knobel
of this city to Harry G. Gebhards Of
Petersburg, Ill, mentioned briefly in
last weeks Herald, was one of the
prettiest held in Lancaster for some
time The Evangelical church, the
scene of the wedding, was decorated
with sweet peas and ferns in honor OF
the occasion. With number of
friends of the contracting parties
present the wedding party entered the
church while Mrs. ]. L. Hack, wife
of the pastor, played the wedding