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

nella, student at the &C college.
The Boy Scout organization of this
city has been reorganized under the
direction of Chief Scout. w A View
hrauch.
Floyd Suttle of Philadelphia. mem
Der OF the Pollock Appraisal Co staff
is here visiting his mother and three
brothers.
G. H. Hoffman of ST Paul was in
Lancaster last week visiting his mother
Mrs. Henry Hoffman He returned
home Wednesday.
Miss Bee Logan, teacher at the Row
den school, left Wednesday for her
home in Leslie having been taken i'll
and feeling the need of home care.
Last weeks account of the death
OF Mrs. Kate Funk failed to mention
one daughter, Theresa, who has been
her mothers help-meet and attend
ant for years.
Mrs. Samuel Stephens has been ill
Tor the past two weeks and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nelson Deming of New Lon
don, came last week to assist in her
care.
The Pythian Sisters entertained on
Monday evening at "Cootie" party
Following a few hours of this pleas
ant diversion an excellent Pythian
luncheon was served.
Miss Margaret Flesch. daughter of
George Flesch of Liberty, underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
hands of DR.. James Fowler last week
The young lady is doing we'll at pres
ent.
fc1.1 Al
gage run out of Lancaster, and recent
~ out of Milwaukee, has been pro-
NOTED to better position in the Office
of the chief clerk of the mail service
at Milwaukee,
Advices from Madison Friday indi-
Gated that William J. Webb was show
ing steady Improvement A blood
TRANSMISSION was performed the Sun
day preceding Mr. Webb's brothers
returned to their homes in Minnesota
early last week.
Miss Mabel Taylor of this city de-
parted Thursday for Nebraska where
she will visit for several months
first at Kenesaw and later at Omaha
She will return in April to take up
her work at musical instructress and
directress of the Congregational
church choir in this city.
Butter hit the toboggan again on
Monday dropping on the retail market
to AZ cents, the lowest price it has
reached for some time. And as soon
as John d. learned of this he loosened
up on his products, the price on kerr
osene descending three cents per gall
lon and gasoline tWo.-Boscobel Dial. /!
The Methodist Mems chicken pie !
supper held at Hyde hall last We'd |
nesday night proved success that
almost staggered the promoters. The !!
hall was literally damned with hungry
people and about 500 were served at !
four different periods. The supper was
all it was advertised to be and then
some and the men were not in the
least niggardly with their portions as
is sometimes the case.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Harold Pugh, Mrs. !
Katharine Nathan and Miss Martha
Meyer entertained about thirty-siX
young couples, married and single, at
a dancing party in Hyde hall last
Saturday evening. Waltzes, two-steps,
0ne-steps and circle two-steps fol-
lowed each other in pleasing success
ion until midnight when the party
broke up each guest assuring their
host and hostesses that they had had
very pleasant evening.
DR.. j. c. Doo1ittle was at the John
Davis home on Buckwheat ridge last
Friday night remaining for buck
wheat cakes and sausage for which the
ridge is famous The doctor ushered
new baby girl into the home this
child being the eleventh in the family
of whom ten are living. DR.. Doollttle
says that the array of faces at the
breakfast table was highly imposing
but this was not outdone by the ample
and excellent qualities of food served
to the family and guest.
Two Galena travelling men had a
thrilling experience while making a
trip cross country this week in Lam
caster livery car They were in the
rear seat of the car and going along
at a moderate rate OF speed When
part of the steering arrangement
broke in two allowing the car to turn |
completely around in the road and
then turn completely over and rest on
its side. The occupants were not IN
jured but the experience is one that
neither man would desire to have re-
peated-Galena Gazette
VIM Polander was up from Rock
vile Wednesday to settle for the ad-
vertising of his sale held Jan. 18th.
-
isfied customer being the best adver-
tisement by speaking in fiattering
terms of the benefits of Herald sale
advertising and printing. He had
good crowd and was we'll pleased III
every respect. Cows sold up to 500
and other prices were proportionately
good One article, a sawmill Mr.. 20
lander made himself, was sold TO a
party from North Dakota who Will
have the mill shipped to his home Mr.
Polander, known as fine mechanic,
made every part of the mill with ms
own hands with the exception OF the
saw blades.
Miss Bertha Grill, native OF Wen
ma, Austria, arrived in this city the
latter part of last month to make her
home with her aunt, Mrs. W. J. Dun
can Miss Grill made the trip to-
America alone leaving her mother,
sister and two brothers in the ola