Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-11-23
LANCASTER
LOCAL items
Personal Mention and
Brevities of Interest.

Mrs. Chas. Vogell was Monday
passenger to Chicago.
Mrs. S. c. Craig went to Madison
Sunday to visit her uncle.
G. c. Roberts went to Madison Mon
day on insurance business.
Henry Fuerstenberg Of Preston was
Sunday caller in Lancaster
Mrs. G. L., Webster of Montfort was
a Lancaster caller between trains on
Monday
Clark Hampton underwent an OBJ
Grafton Wednesday for appendicitis at
the Doolittle hospital.
Eddie SchOtt Janice Eastman ana
John Schreiner will be THANKSGIVING
visitors in Lancaster.
Mrs. Harry Cordes of North Ian
caster went to Platteville Monday to
visit friends for a few days.
Ernest and Frieda Sager departed
Monday for Las Vegas, N. NJ, where
they will spend the winter.
George Rigdon, linotype operator
on Waukon, Iowa, paper, was an
over Sunday visitor in Lancaster.
DR. Fowler reports that a daughter
was born Monday a week ago at the
home of MIR. and Mrs Fred Weisheit
Of Liberty
Burlie Doll went to Madison Mon
day expecting to visit Milwaukee and
Chicago on business matters before
returning home.
Those having Salvation Army cards
not yet handed in will kindly fill the
same out and mail or hand them to
John d. Henkel at once.
Miss Alma Emler, high school pupil
and daughter of Jerry Emler. is i'll
with pneumonia at the ALI. Payne res
ia I,fc
caring for her.
Saturday to spend the weekend with
her daughter, Helen nurse at the
new Methodist hospital
Mrs. J. F. Whitney Of Ravenswood,
Chicago, was a weekend guest at the
f. G. Burr home. Mrs. Burr was
feeling somewhat better Monday.
Ed, L. Vesperman went under the
knife of the surgeon at the Doolittle
hospital Friday, appendicitis in an
acute form being the trouble.
Mrs. Cap Schloesser of Chicago, at
Bloomington for several weeks past
owing to the illness and death of her
son, returned home via Lancaster
Saturday morning
Seeley Ellis has opened up bat
terry service station in the Mccormick
garage building, lower floor He has
the Willard station and a fine lot Of
equipment for expert battery work.
Because of the great demand for
aluminium ware bargains and being
unable to supply all who came, Mrs.
H. Hurlburt is advertising another
aluminium special, the details of which
can be found on page two OF the Her
aid.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Pauley of DH-
buque former residents of Burton, are
mourning the loss of the daughter, lit
tie Marjorie Ellen, who died the early
part of November at the age Of six
wears and five months. Burial was
made at Linwood cemetery, Dubuque.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fl. Stevens are in
Culver, Ind, to spend Thanksgiving
with their son, Harold, student at
Culver military academy. Their
daughter, Thelma, having completed
four years at the university, is taking
a postgraduate course at the uni
vesity of California at Berkeley
DR.. George Gruenewald, government
expert in hog cholera, announces that
the disease is under control. The cpl
demic was most virulent about Platte
willie and Livingston but in the county
thousands of hogs were victims OF the
disease or shot to prevent greater IN
roads and contagion.
Writ Monroe was in Lancaster Mon
day on his way home to Mt. Hope fol-
lowing a visit in Kansas City. He
said that Mrs Monroe, recently OPP
Grated on for failure of eyeslght, was
still in in a Madison hospital ana
the success or failure Of the opera
ton would not be apparent until after
the holidays.
Chris. Grebe. the prominent farmer
of West Grant, was in Lancaster on
Monday to order a display ad of his
sale to be held Dec. 2. Mr.. Grebe has
fine lot of stuff as perusal OF ms
ad will indicate. He invites everybody
to attend the sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Clifton OF Platte
Vile township visited last week at
the Clare Dobson home here. Mr..
Clifton is town chairman and they
combined official dut1es with Visit.
Nathan Bradbury went to Fennl-
more Friday to visit his sister-ln-laW,
Mrs. Joshua Bradbury, before return
ing home to Chicago.
Gene Croft the prominent breeder
OF Duroc Jersey swine, will have bag
sale on Jan 1S While Mr.. Croft's
will particularly invite farmers to his
sale and aims to have some wonder
full bargains for them. full an
nouncement will appear in the Herald
in few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Clanton departed
Saturday for Pra. du CHEN, expecting
to south from there to spend the
winter. Mr. Clanton is son Of Geo.
ClantOn of She'll Lake n former Lam
caster resident. Lately the young man
has been employed at garage work
here Mrs. Clanton was Miss Mary
Rupp of Martinsville, ILL.,, before her
marriage to Mr.. Clanton few weeks
ago.
Leona Kramer entertained last week
| Wednesday in honor of her friend,
/ Frieda Sager, who left Monday with
her brother. Ernest, for Las Vegas,
New Mexico. Those present We're:
II Hlldpoardn All EIfriada Kr0hO Carl