Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-11-09
LOCAL ITEMS

george Llst or minneapolis visited
at the sanitarium here last week
Mrs. VIM. Barrows was rim DuuaI
buque last week visiting relatives.
Frank Ward ana wife Waited with
friends at Dodgeville over the week
end.
Mrs. A. G. Norton underwent IN
operation IN Dubuque hospital las,
week.
Warren Roberts has entered tho
agricultural college at the state I'M;
versity.
Mrs. John Burns spent the past
week at the Ira Murphy home in the
city of Platteville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Sweeney Of Ra
cine visited at the James Sweeney
home here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lacke and
daughter spent last~week visiting old
friends at Edgerton.
Dan Price went to Clinton. Wis
Thursday to see his daughter, Mrs w,
G. Benn, who has been i'll.
Mrs. Stevens of Mason City. Iowa.
has been helping in the care of Mrs.
John Edge, who remains very i'll
Mrs. c. S. Moore has returned ron
Milwaukee where she was called by
the illness and death of an old friend.
Mrs. j. P. Croot departed Fridav
noon for Milwaukee where she will
visit for ten days with her sister, Mrs.
Keyes.
Mrs. w. F. Earle of Fennimore
visited over Thursday with her
daughter, Mrs. Clayton Lewis, of Ian
caster.
w j. Garthwaite shipped his effects
to Oconomowoc last week and has
opened up an office for chiropractic
work here.
Leo Kemper of Clifton township
completed moving his goods to Ian
caster Wednesday and is now nicely
located here.
happy parents of a 10-pound boy who
arrived at the Abe Ward home Friday
morning early.
Mrs. Leo Meysembourg was in Du-
buque last week visiting her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Russell Mulgrew and Mrs
IT. P. Stewart.
Mrs. Sarah l.. GarthWaite and sor,
Ora, departed Thursday for Adams,
Mimi, for a months visit at the home
of Alva Morgan
Chris. Funk, employed on street
car work at Dubuque, was here the
past week visiting his brothers. He
returned home Thursday.
Miss Minnie Caspers is filing the
stenographic po@ition in r. NJ. Or
chard's office vacated by the resig-
nation Of Myrl Burrows.
Frank Ramshaw. has gone to ASH
land, Nebr., to visit his brother, E!
mer for six weeks and practice the
gentle art of corn husking
Archie Parkins on Saturday bought
lot in blk. "a, of A. L. Sherman, and
will build a modern residence there
on some time in the future
Mrs. S. l.. Virum of Stevens Point,
returned home Saturday following an
extended visit with her son-in-ldw aud
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. Schrei-
ner of Lancaster.
Emery Wales of Green Bay was i'll
Lancaster last week visiting friends.
The Herman Gulke family have left
here for Edgerton where they will re-
side in the future.
Mrs Chas. Brewer returned last
week from Chicago for visit at the
G. Kaap home. Mr.. Brewer has been
with his daughter, Mrs. Kate BOnham
his parents home.
VIM. Smith has gone to Mason City,
Iowa, for a visit. He viii sell his res.
idence here and make his future home
with his daughter, Mrs. Kate Gonham
of Bloomington.
Chief of Police Thos. Schaughnessy
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Barry,
and Miss Margaret Martin of Madison,
motored here Saturday to spend the
week end at the Patrick May home IN
this city.
Mrs Geo. Funk and son, Harold,
went to Edmund, Saturday, to visit
Mrs. Funk's sisters for several days.
Ewald Scheibel of Madison was ar
Oyer-Friday visitor at the Jos. Wright
home in the End ward.
Geo. Flesch Of Liberty and JOIN
Scliiffman Sr. of Dickeyville, have re-
turned from a weeks visit near Puts
Vile at the home of John Schlffm@n
Jr. They report q fine trip, gong anu
returning via La Crosse.
The Misses Laabs have returned
from Lima, Ohio, where they spent
four weeks visiting relatives they
had never seen before. rhey were
given a cordial welcome anil made to
feel so much at home that they re-
GREETED seeing the visit draw to
close.
Mrs. Abe Livens and grandson,
James Chapman, youth OF IL months
and 80 pounds weight, departed FL
day for Beloit where they will visit
Mrs. Willard Miller, one of Mrs: l.
vens daughters. for week Thcy
will also go to Milwaukee before 70
turning to Lancaster.
John Kelly of Woodman, mempeG
of the county state road and bridge
committee was here last week at WORK
with the other members on the report
to be submitted to the county Doard
next week Mr.. Kelly is one OF the
best posted men in Grant county on
road subjects and an ardent advocate
of government ownership OF tie rail-
roads.
Miss Bertha Grell Of Madison, here
caring for her aunt Mrs. W. j. Dun
can. departed Saturday for Madison;
Miss GrelI is attending school anf
taking English and grammar. see
has made rapid progress since her
arrival from Austria last December
She saws it isn't comfortable" not %
be able to talk and understand the
language of the country one is living
in and no doubt this view is correct.
Eva Camp, No. 1904, r. n. A. at