Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-29


Miss Jessie Bailey has returned
from Beloit for the summer.
Mesdames E. Morse and Geo. Glenn
visited MonCfort friends Monday.
Andrew Zenz and family returned
Saturday from their western "trip.
Miss Hazel Ferebee of. Blue River
visited Lancaster friends the week
end.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Oschman are
the parents of a baby girl born June
| 18th
Thos. Wilson of Mt Hope, patient
in the hospital here, has returned to
his home
Jack Richardson, contracting at
Argyle, visited in Lancaster over
Sunday.
r. S. Watson of Milwaukee spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs Abe
Livens.
Mrs. Violana Mcdonald spent Sat-
urday with her grandparents in
Montfort
Miss Eloise Porter of Portage was
the guest of Lancaster friends over
the weekend.
| Sunday to attend summer school at
IhlC uAIN CI Shy.
Miss Leone Bryhan of West Allis
is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr..
| and Mrs Roth.
| Ruth and Alice Bailey of Blooming
ton went to Madison Friday for a
visit with friends
Mrs. Elizabeth Bolzel1 returned
| from Madison where she visited her
! brother, Gov. John Blaine.
Tho ,oIox,o5 +bo
/ Lancaster City team Sunday defeating
/ the locals by score of IL to 3.
Jas. and Martin Sweeney were sum-
| moned to McGregor Tuesday to help
Frank in finishing up big plaster
| job.
Mrs. w. ]. Duncan took her niece,
Bertha Grill, to Madison Sunday. Miss
Grill will be employed in the capital
city.
Mrs. Clara Waterman and daughter,
Caroline, of Hazel Green, visited here
last week as the guests of Mrs. Cath
crime Wetter.
Mrs. E. V. Shaw and son, st. Clair,
went to Rochester, Mimi, Monday to
consult specialists in regard to st.
! Clair's health.
Drs. Godfrey performed tonsil
operation Wednesday on the 5-year-
old son of Mr. and Mrs Eric Meurer
| of Darlington.
DR.. Godfrey reports Virgil Hoehn
much better from an attack of mega
| tive diphtheria. The nurse returned
to Dubuque Monday.
Mrs. I. Deller and son, Oswald, re-
turned to their home in Milwaukee,
Monday, following a ten day visit
with Lancaster relatives.
The Platteville Odd Fellows are to
entertain the world in the 4th and
want it known that everyone is invited
to the grounds and ball game without
money or price.
Motorists in city should remem-
Der that in passing car approaching
from the right they do so at their own
risk. In other words the right-hand
car has the right-of-way.
Miss Kate eastman is patient at
the Doolittle hospital where she will
undergo a minor surgical operation.
A number of Lancaster people mo-
tored to Platteville Thursday to see
Taber work for Galena. The final
score was to 0 in favor of Galena.
Mrs. F. W. McNair and daughter,
Helen, of Stoughton, Mich, are visit
ing Miss Bessie McNair here. They
spent the day Saturday with Fenni-
more friends.
Mrs Addie Austin and Mrs John
c. Vesperman jOurneyed to Eau Claire
Monday as local delegates to the
convention of the Woman's Auxiliary
of the American Legion.
Mrs. Henry Johnson of Fennimore
visited last week at the Henry Fritz
home here. Mrs. Johnson returned
Saturday. Mrs. Fritz and son going
with her for visit there.
Highway Commissioner Henry
Mink, and assistant Fred Dugdale, ac-
companied by their wives take an
auto trip this week inspecting roads
as far east as Fond du Lac.
The w. R. c. cleared $3.50 at their
ice cream social last Thursday night.
The Lancaster band and it's director
were treated to refreshments after
the concert as the guests of the w.
R. C.
Milton r. Frazier went to Madison
Friday to attend summer school. Mr..
Frazier has not decided as yet where
he will locate next teaching tern but
has several offers under considera-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Johnson of Bos-.
cobel announce the marriage of their
daughter, Frances Ruth, to Herman
A. Miller at Waukegan, ILL.,, on Tues
day, June 14th. The young couple
will be at home in Boscobel after
| July 1st.
The Henry Cliff family, quarantined
for scarlet fever, are all we'll and will
be released from quarantine soon. DR..
Doolittle reports two children in the
Geo. Liebfried family on the Anton
Schuster farm west of town, i'll with
scarlet fever.
Thomas Crinklow of Boscobel, aged
70, was committed to Mendoza by
Judge Goodsell last Tuesday. The old
man is victim of poor health and his
mind is affected making medical care
and restraint necessity. Drs. Betz
and Tuffley made the examination.
c. H. Vesperman, Dave Johnson,
Edwin Knobel and Henry Belscamper
motored to Pine river in Richland
county Friday and fished for trout
but owing to bad weather conditions
had no luck. They returned Satur-
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