Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-07-27

William Cox and wife of Dekalb, H.
visited friends in lancaster last week
John Tuffley of Moline, ILL.,, is here
on his annual visit with his brother
George.
/ E. l. Mccoy and Louis Fischer mo-
tored to Milwaukee Sunday in the Nc
Coy Buick.
Mrs. Harry Clarey of Mcintosh, S.
! D., is visiting at the Baldwin and Dob
Eson homes.
i Mrs. Ellie Duncan is having her
house and garage improved with a
4 coat of paint. ***
Mrs. Ellie Duncan and son, Dorman,
Emotored to Madison Wednesday re-
turning Saturday night. ***
Mrs. Albert Anderson and daugh-
] tiers, Alberta and Lucille, are visiting
4 Mrs. Lou Dixon and Mrs. Ellie Dun
can ***
John Halferty and friend, Miss Eli
lene Teri of Madison, visited in Cass-
vile last week with Johns aunt, Mrs.
Fred Fisher
Evans Barnett of Boscobel was in
the county seat Monday on business in
the circuit court.
Harry Clanton of Shell Lake, Wis,
is working in the Totman and Funk
Bros. Auto repair shops.
Miss Leona May has been assisting
Miss Marie Mccarthy at stenographic
work in the Brennan & Carthew law
office.
Miss Hilda Kuchenberg of Cassville
visited several days last week at the
Carl Roth home, going to Madison on
Wednesday to visit friends there.
Harvey Schmidt has returned from
Pra du Chen sanitarium much i'm
proved in health. He has been suf-
fering with infammatory rheumatism.
Harry Clark and wife of Indian
apolis, visited here last week at the
parental John Clark home. They mo-
tored up and back returning home in
two days.
DR.. A B. Cook has been visiting and
fishing in the northern part of the
state and wrote friends last week
Port Arthur, Canada, where he went
by boat
The Herald has had a generous res
ponse to our request for locals to be
sent in by our subscribers. Drop us
a card or phone us when you have an
item of news.
Miss Esther Petty has returned
home from Minneapolis where she
visited her sister, Mrs. Nye, and lit
tie niece, Married. Ruth, born few
weeks ago.
Miss Jessie Hannum writes friends
from Gillette, Wyo., that she is visit
ing an aunt, Mrs. Myra Hannum, and
will remain in the west if she likes
the life there.
Judge Smalley held court here on
Monday. Nothing of any particular
interest transpired. The session was
given over to ex parte matters, sign
ing judgments and orders and the like.
Mrs. Ray Hazeltine of Mazomanie,
taken with a paralytic stroke several
weeks ago upon her return home
from the funeral of her sister, Mrs.
John Stone, has recovered her usual
health.
E. J. Morse was in Elkhorn Wednes-
day on court duties. The Morse fam
lily leave this week in their car for a
spot near Rice Lake where they will
camp out for couple Of weeks. They
expect to camp out enroute also.
Misses Virginia and Amanda
Schwartz of New York visited in this
Agnes Smith, County Health Nurse.
The young ladies are now camping
together at Devils Lake, near Baraboo.
Mesdames Chas. Hubanks and Syl-
vester Smith entertained at a lawn
party Monday evening in honor of
Mrs. Mona Allen and family who will
move back to Boscobel very soon.
Outdoor games followed supper
served on the lawn.
JOS Heinrichs, Ed. Krohn, John
Krohn and Felix Patel, formed a
party who motored away Wednesday
in Joe's car with washington, S. D.,
as their destination. Mr.. Heinrichs
owns farm up there and the men
will remain until after threshing.
Attorney R. A. Goodell of Platte
vile was in Lancaster Monday to get
a divorce for Edwin Wesley Haug
from leila Nedora Haug, Platteville
parties. Ed. Haug, A. L. Stowell and
R. A. Goodell were sworn for plaintiff.
Judgment of divorce was granted with
property division as per stipulation.
Thomas Blackburn and wife went
Fennimore Wednesday to visit the for
mer's brother, Jesse. Mr.. Blackburn
suffered a severe injury to his left
arm while at work unloading a car
at the Orion warehouse. He struck
the elbow against an iron brace, chip
ping the crazy bone and letting the
joint water out of it's sack. The stiff.
ness and pain forced him to cease
work until the injury heals.