Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-08-03
LOCAL ITEMS

ProI. FRANK M. Weida of Iowa City
is guest at the S. H. Taylor home.
Rev. j. V. Scheffer and sister, Miss
Ada, OF Tennyson were Milwaukee
passengers yesterday
The G. w. Guentzel family of Bos-
cobel spent Sunday in Lancaster Wis
iting the Damn boys.
The power failure Monday morning
was due to tree being down on the
line near the standpipe
DIR. Kraut reports the birth of a
boy on July "a at the Earl Reynolds
home near Five Points
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the AM
erican Legion meets Wednesday even
ing at at the K. P. hall.
Roy Fache returned Monday from
Dayton, Ohio, where he has been in
military hospital for some time.
Mrs. L. j. Kelleher and daughter.
Patricia, of Des Moines, are visiting
the formers uncle, Geo. Mccarthy.
Mrs. E. A Hopkins and daughter.
May, of Moline, ILL.,, have been visit
ing friends in Fennimore and Lancas-
ter.
A little child of Bert Bradley's of
Zwingle, Iowa, had tonsils and aden-
ODDS removed by Drs. Godfrey Mon
day
Mrs. James Fowler and daughter.
Catharine, went to Chicago Sunday
to take in the exposition and visit a
couple of weeks.
Lester Gillispie, 80, Mt. Ida. has
been seriously i'll with battling com
plant but is better at present under
the care of DR.. Fowler.
Eric Meurer ard family of Darling
ton and Fred Meurer and wife of Chi
cago visited here the first of the week
at the Mrs. Anna Henkel home
Mrs. Stella Muesse of Minneapolis
returned home Wednesday via Potosi
following a visit at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Anna HenkelN and son, Leo,
were Sunday visitors with Dr. Fred
Henkel in Richland Center. DR.. Fred
Henkel is putting up a new home for
himself and wife.
w. G. Suttle has bought the old Ed.
ward Pollock place in the first ward.
The same will be occupied by Clyde
Suttle and family with extensive al
teratiCns due later
One section of the National Guard
left Madison Monday for Camp Doug
las. Dorman Duncan of this city is q
member of the First Infantry band.
He will be in camp for two weeks. ***
Miss Corinne Nichols, visiting
Rachel Payne, departed yesterday for
Minneapolis where she will instruct
in food preparation in large nurses
training hospital. Miss Nichols is a
domestic science teacher.
While phoned locals are always &C
copied the Herald would prefer a note
or card. Errors occur when items
are transmitted over the telephone II
you have the time drop us a card and
the mail man will do the rest.
Miss Doretha Goble of Glen Haven
is a house guest of Mrs. lisa Moore of
Bloomington who with the Dell Moore
and Clarence Ball families motored to
Lancaster Friday and with friends in
Lancaster had dinner at and enjoyed
the beautiful Schreiner park. ***
Earl Hanson of Milwaukee, in the
u. S. army for two years and sta
toned in China waters, was dis
charged from service last week. AT
present he is visiting his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Schmitz OF
Lancaster
Ralph Biederheck of Platteville was
examined for insanity on July 26 by
Drs. Cunningham and Schuldt OF
Platteville. The doctors found the
man sane Mrs. L. Biederbeck, Frieda
Kinsman and Mrs. n P. Bailey made
the complaint.
Mrs Everett Royal of Oak Park
has been visiting friends in Lancas-
ter and vicinity for the summer. Mr.
Royal, a student at Illinois UNIVERSE
ty, is working for Burr Rafferty, OF
North Lancaster for the summer. His
work applies as credit in his agrlcul-
tural course at Champaign.
Horace Hymer and son-in-laW, II.
E. McGlashen of Dubuque, motored to
indianapolis, Ind, last week, gong
via Chicago and over the Dixie hlgh-
way south. The highway is cement
for more than a hundred miles max
ing wonderful driving. They stopped
at various points of interest enroute.
Mrs. Adrian Steckel and two daugn-
tiers, Eugene and Billy Jane, OF MIL
waukee, are visiting the former
sister. Mrs. Guy w. Campbell. lhey
leave tomorrow for Holland, Michigan
where Mr.. Steckel has accepted pos
ition as manager of the Armour Tan
merry.
Hugh Harper went " ShANNSo
Thursday with stock of his own ana
Bidwell Bros. He drove down. Mrs.
Harper and two sons and Miss Londa
Moore going along as far as Cuba
City where they spent an enJoyaDle
day with the Harry Peacock fanlly'
Mrs. Peacock was Miss Eden Harrison
before her marriage and taught schooi
in Lancaster They have a splendld
family. ,,
Dodge and Smithson, the hurlers
who played at Livingston last Thurs-
day. Dodge pitching for Lancaster IN
the morning game against Boscobel'
and Smithson appearing for Platte
Vile against the locals in the AFTER
noon, were pitted against eacn oInes
at Milwaukee Sunday when the heq
sox of that city crossed bats with
Two Rivers. Dodge pitching for the
Red Sox emerged victorious against
Smithson in a pitchers battle with q q
l to 0 score. Both twlrlers hau -
nodUa held the BafD0dt u