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

Mr.. and Mrs. James Breese are the
parents OF baby daughter, born on
Thursday, Feb. "a.
Mrs. Viola Phillips Of Madison visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Sam Emler last
week, returning home Monday morn
ing.
Misses Isabel jerks Of Dodgeville.
and Martha Thomas Of Cobb, were
weekend visitors at the Judge Good
i sell home
Jack Walsh Of La Crosse will be in
the city this week on federal return
work taking the place of Mr.. Wyman
/ at the court house.
Mrs. Bradbury of Fennimore visit
Ied Lancaster relatives over Sunday.
4 Mrs. F. j. Biba of Muscoda fell on
the back porch of her home and broke
two ribs
Ellie Dobson departed Friday for
his farm at Gray's Lake, III. He had
deep-laid plans to visit the northern
Eotato country before returning to
! Lancaster.
William Leffler, the Mt. Hope farm
er who moved to Dodgeyille a year
ago, has purchased a lot near the
depot in that city and will erect a
modern garage and store building
Mrs. Hugh Harper and son, Hugh
Ir., went to Madison, Friday, to visit
/ the weekend with Mr.. Halper's par
ents. Wiretapper and cider son went
down Saturday.
/ Frank Ramshaw returned Tuesday
! from Ashland, Nebr., where he has
been farming with his brother for
the past two years. Frank is undeci-
! ded as to his future plans but thinks
he likes the west best
joni Steil and wife, visiting Mrs. A.
Steil, returned Monday to Turtle
River, Mimi. Miss Helen Steil, Johns
I daughter, who has made her home
with her grandmother for several
years, went home with her father.
Will Brintall. photographer renting
the old Orion studio for the past year,
/ has purchased the same from Mrs.
| Leonora Orion. Mr.. Brintnall will
! fully occupy the building after May
! LIST and has plans regarding improve
nlents to the studio
/ DR.. J. S. O. Connor of La Crosse the
veteran Optometrist, was here on pro-
fessional business the weekend. Since
his fall last Christmas a year ago when
! he broke one leg near the hip the doc
| tor is taking no chances with slippery
sidewalks. He now wears spikes on
| his shoes.
Prof. F. w. Kehl of Madison dancing
instructor, was i'll Lancaster, Friday.
on his fortnight visit. Following the
! instruction of the junior class in the
afternoon Prof. Kehl instructed
class of grown-ups i'll Hoffman's par
lor in the evening About twenty
took instruction i'll the late steps.
Mrs. Ella May Perkins of Dodge
vile has sued her home city for $10,
I 900 claiming that amount as damages
and grief from an accident incurred
on the evening of May 10,1920. A car
driven by her husband collided with
road oiler that had been left in the
road and Mrs. Perkins was badly in
jured in the smashup.
Arnold and William Eschlesch, 16
and IA, years, Bellevue, were drowned
! in Tete des Morris creek near the city
while skating Sunday a week ago.
i The boys left home in the morning
/ to go fishing and took their skates
along. When they failed to return at
night search began and the bodies
! were found the next day by dragging
/ the creek.
Fred Meyer of Seattle, Wash. ar
rived here Monday Of last week TO
attend the funeral of his brother
/ Richard, and will remain for fort
night Oddly enough Mr.. Meyer
starting at the extreme northwestern
| end of the country reached Potosi
twenty minutes ahead of his mother
and sister who came from Miami, Fla,
| the extreme southeastern portion.
The party came to Lancaster together.
! B. j. Lowrey, former Herald man,
and now head of the B. J. Lowrey Cal
endar Co., of Charlotte. Mich, was in
! Lancaster the weekend on business
and to call on old friends. Mr.. Low
rey has developed an immense calen-
dar business since he began devoting
! his entire time to it and now has sales
men in all parts of the country. The
magnitude of his business enables
! him to give close price and a wide
| range of designs.