Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-11-09
Frank Maiben went to Madison

to Fennimore Monday to attend some
exercises there. aa+& a3d .stfoa
Register of Deeds Cox ;isidetained.
at hiss home in PIatteyille)Tforl as few
days on account Of the i1lnass,of4Mrs.
MIS-, Reuben Austin was called to-
Montfort Friday by the severe Illness
OF her slster-in-law, Mrs. VIM Di-
Vail ~ <Hs1 SIS ,774.1
Holmes Bros sold the IT, H Hay
den 40 acre farm southwest of the
city to Frank -PIatteville
News. go: s.
Mrs. Lydia Campbell of Chetek,
Wis, is visiting her sister, Mrs Mag
gle Wayne, and brother, Jos. Keene,
here.
Misses Martha and Margaret Lowry
OF Madison We're over Thursday visit
ors at the Geo Lowry home in Lam
caster <i
Mrs. N. A. Morse and granddaugh-
ter, Fern Burgess, went to FIT. Dodge
Iowa, Monday to visit relatives for
two weeks.
Joe sCaspers and F. E. Murphy
We're Monday passengers to Milwau-
kee where they are attending a can
ners' convention
Otto Failing and wife of CasSville
went to Milwaukee via Lancaster on
Monday to attend the state canning
mems convention.
Mrs. frankie Reynolds %of Five
Points won the gold wrist watch Civ
en- away by G. A. Chase Saturday
Mrs. Reynolds held number AS
Miss Myrl Suck of Bloomington has
returned to her home after a stay of
some duration with her aunt, Mrs
Wayne, who has been sick.
L. H. Stephens and wife went to
Madison Friday for their car left there
the Sunday proceeding when the rain
forced them to come home by train
Bills for $4,867.47 were allowed at
the city council mteting Tuesday
night. Alderman Mcdonald voted
No" Alderman Showalter was abb
sent.
John T. Cox and wife were Sunday
passengers to Milwaukee. Mrs. Cox
this week, undergoes an operation by
DR.. Snider for the removal of catar-
acts from both ey S.
G. H. Nye; former county super
| lntendent of schools in Grant county.
recently celebrated his seth birthday
at his home in Viola He is still hale
and hearty for one of such advanced
age
Misses Helen Carr and Louise
Webb, university students were week
end visitors with Lancaster relatives.
Arthur Austin and Geo. Taylor un-
iversity students, visited at home over
Sunday
Joe lIeinrichs of Washington, S. d.
and Chris. Brinkman and John De-
chow of Woonsocket, S. D., mOtored
into Lancaster Saturday. Joe will
remain all winter the others return
ing in a week.
Mrs. L. w. HounselI and daughter
Ila, and Miss Flora Harker, of Lam
caster, motored here Tuesday While
here, Mrs. HounseIl attended the
Royal Neighbor party Tuesday even
ing.-Cuba City News.
Edgar Croft has sold the old Laabs
place west of town, acquired by him
| from Andrew Browning last winter, to
Albert Schafer Of So. Lancaster. The
farm consists of Ill acres and pos
session will be given March 1, 1922.
Mrs. Frank He'll of Boscobel is
visiting her daughter, Mrs J. Lee
! Wright. Mrs. He'll has had greatly
/ improved health since moving to Bos-
cobel She expects to locate in Madi-
son soon as Mr.. HeiIs duties as U. S.
Marshall require his presence there.
John Heinrichs of So Lancaster,
enroute to this city one day last week
with load of hogs, had a wheel come
off the rear end as he came up the
Berndt hill. Mr.. Heinrichs had two
companions and they hailed three
other travellers, the group lifting the
wagon and 1000 pounds of pork so
that the wheel could be replaced and
the trip completed
Van Beran of Lancaster sold his
farm, commonly known as the Geo.
Allen place, situated mics west of
the river bridge, 20 Fred Granville, a
Lancaster banker. The farm consists
of 2SO acres and has been leased to
JOS. Starka the past year. An unim-
proved farm of 100 acres in North
Dakota was taken on the deal by Mr..
Beran.-BoscObel Dial.
Mrs Louisa Necollins Of Hazel
Green, is confined to her chair at
home, for her limbs have failed of
late to support her, but she is in her
91st year, and so it is not surprising.
Mrs. Sophia Pearce is about the same
age, and has been feeling quite poor
ly of late However, these old ladies
both have children and grand children
who attend to all their wants with
loving care.-Hazel Green News.
An Oakland ear driven by Virgil
Burton colIided with {. Ford with
Pearl Davis as driger, On tho rcrth-
west corner Of the square Saturday
evening. The blow was rea" end one
and the Ford fender was tcnted.
Davis also claim I'd that his radiator
was made ,ea'<y by the collision and
claimed damages for that but the ar
gument was settled without blood be-
ing shed.
The Farm Power & Equipment Co.,
is getting it's garage equipment in
good shape. The place will carry
storage for cars, gasoline, air filling,
etc. In addition to this the Samson
line of farm machinery will be
handled and Lancaster will be the
center for wholesale distribution of
Samson products in Southwestern
wisconsin. This deal was closed last
week and sub agencies are now be-
ing established.
Robert Page and Arthur A. Knapp
went to Castle Rock Sunday to ex-
More the cave at that point. The
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