Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-07-13
PLATTEYILLE

substitute.
Benz. Boldt who is employed in the
| mailing division of the Chicago post
Office has returned to his duties after,
visiting here.
| Melvin Stocks is visiting at East
Moline, Ill.
| Wilbert Webster, who came here to
attend the wedding of his sister and
James Crooks returned the latter part
of the week to his home at Cleveland,
1 Ohio.
The coming marriage of Miss Mad
cline Stocker and James Murphy,
Portland, Ore, was announced at st.
| Mary's Catholic church Sunday.
! Peter Mahr, janitor at the federal
building, has returned to his duties
after two weeks vacation.
] Thomas Webster, who came for the
Webster-Crooks wedding has return
ed to his home at Madison.
Mrs. Phineas Young is spending
/ few weeks in Chicago.
Ed Oatman spent the latter part of
! the week with his family at the Sam
uel Poland home.
The r. P. Holmes house is occupied
by the J. T. Joynt family of Livings-
ton.
The Chappell house on Irene street
is being remodeled and put into shape
for occupancy.
The marriage of Raymond B. Web
ster and Miss Gladys Elliott will take
place at Eau Claire about the middle
OF July.
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Dunn contem-
plate an auto trip to Washington, D.
c., in the near future.
Prof. Curtis CalIow and wife, Wau-
kesha, are guests of the w. C. Hill
family.
! Miss Mayme Cruise, Duluth, is at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Cruise.
Lenice Eustice has returned from
/ Salt Lake City, where she has been
teaching.
Mrs. Searles of Brodhead is a guest
of her brother, DR.. c. H. E. Wheeler,
Catherine Chapman is at Madison
for the summer school.
Mrs. N. P. Bailey is in the Buck
hospital, the result of fall, fractur-
| ing her collar bone.
The Charles Roseliep property on
Pine street has been purchased by
Mrs. John Savage.
MI. and Mrs. H. z. Stephens left
! Sunday by auto for the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Pettyjohn at Rabbit. Mimi.
William Place has returned from
Baltimore.
Miss Laura E. Reilly, Minneapolis,
is spending her vacation with her
mother here.
Miss Nina Hendrickson of the nor
NAL faculty is spending her vacation
At Quincy, Ill. '"de
Miss Ruth Hotchkiss, Elkhorn, is a
guest of Miss Emily Kimball.
Florence Cleary is a guest Of Miss
Gretta Ellis.
Gilbert Mahr spent the first of the
week at Fennimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mahr, Mrs.
Mary Mahr and Peter Mahr were
called to Mineral Point by the seri-
Gus illness of Mrs. Mahr's father,
Nicholas Rock.
Mrs James Gardner and Miss Kath-
crime have returned from Galena and
Dubuque.
Mrs. Elsie West is visiting at Bosco-
bel.
Ben Rundell of st. Louis is at the
/ hOluC VI Ills A4A. anu 4NA4 o.
H. O. Rundell, for a sort time.
/ Virginia Smoker left yesterday for
! Wales, Wis, sanitarium, where she
will receive medical treatment for a
time.
years ago for California, is visiting
his father, A. w. Plourde, in the east
part of town.
Mr.. Raymond Jentz and Miss Opal
Kabele, both of Platteville, were
united in marriage at Dubuque Thurs
day They will reside in Platteville,
where Mr.. Jentz is employed in a gar
age.
VIM. Place, who spent the winter in
California, and has recently been in
Maryland, has returned to Platteville
| to remain for some time.
/ Harry Robinson and wife started
for GAINESVILLE by auto the first of the
week When near the Simmons place
east of Belmont a couple of lads in
| Ford came darting out of blind lane
and caught Harry's car amidships
Both cars were badly damaged and
/ Mrs. Robinson received some severe
| bruises.
Raymond Webster and Miss Gladys
| Elliott were married at Eau Claire
this afternoon. The Webster family
were all in Eau Claire for the event
Raymond is the son OfMr. and Mrs.
Ben Webster and for several years
! has been conducting a candy factory
at Eau Claire. He is a most excellent
young man.
Stories are circulated that the swim
ming pool is contaminated. The water
is constantly changing being fed by
spring and having an outlet, the water
is as pure as in any pool. Swimmers
frequently have ear trouble which is
due to getting water in their ears, this
causing assesses. The trouble is not
due to the condition of the water.
Robert Sutherland, who finished at
law school, has formed partnership
1 for practice in Madison under the
name of Sutherland and Wiley. The
News is hopeful for the best success
| of the new firm as we'll as for the