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

Madison to assist his father in the
dray business.
Miss Genevieve Ennor had tonsils
removed at the Doolittle hospital
Monday morning @a ~
| Ed. Angus and wife of Minneapolis
motored here last week and visited at
the Lou Fischer home.
/ Paul Edwards and Parke Knapp are
i back from Eagle River where they
Went on fishing trip.
Norma Vesperman was a weekend
| visitor at the home of her uncle, Hen
1 ry Wepking, in Fennimore
| E. A. Moon, Mt Ida farmer, was Sc
! verely hurt when he fell from a load of
hay Friday of last week.
! Mrs. A. j. Hamer of Little Grant
departed Monday for Fennimore and
Platteville to visit friends for the
week.
E. ]. Young writes that he is prin-
| clpal of the Algoma school and not
assistant as related in last weeks
| Herald
Mrs. c. H. Basford has announced
! the marriage of her daughter, Jessie
Humphrey, to Max Stokes of Aber-
deem, S. D.
! A E. Morse of Minneapolis and Mrs.
V. M Shroyer of Hampton, Iowa, were
recent visitors at the Fred Bracket
| home here.
! Harry Ralph and wife and daugh-
ter OF Montfort, motored to Lancas-
ter Saturday eve visiting at the c.. c.
Roberts home
Miss Jessie Hannum has resigned
her position at the Doolittle hospital
and left last week for Wyoming to
visit relatives.
! Lawrence Pitzner, the lineman
burnt by current last week, is pro-
crossing favorably but will be laid
up two months at least
VIM. Pagenkopf of Bloomington,
Mrs. Dave Spaith of Liberty and
Huberta Fowler of Beloit, are medi-
cal patients at the Doolittle hospital.
The Chautauqua ticket sales were
practically over the top yesterday
with $1,000 sold up to four o'clock
All proceeds over $1,100 go to the
] band.
Miss Dorothy Fargo of Lake Mills
has been visiting her old friend, Mrs.
Mark Hoskins of this city. Miss
Fargo is the daughter of Lake Mills
founder.
Rudolph Sanders motored to Mad
ison Saturday and visited his mother,
Mrs. r. Sanders. The latter accom-
panied Rudolph here returning by
train Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Groetsinger of
Chiffon, visited over the 4th at the
Failing home in Cassville. They
motored via Lancaster stopping with
friends here enroute.
w. S. Sandilands and wife of Mish-
awake, Ind, returned home Thursday
after visit of two weeks at the Sam
Emler home west of town. Mrs. Sand
Hands and Mrs. Emler are sisters.
Miss Charlotte Seipp is home from
Spokane, Wash, where she instructed
in deaf and dumb school last year.
Rev. Argus of Milwaukee, former
Episcopal rector, visited Lancaster
friends last week.
Arthur Irish of Potosi was injured
FRIDAY Dy being hit in the head with
a rock. Another man threw the rock
at bull but hit Irish instead. DR..
Kraut took three stitches to close
the wound.
DR.. Fowler reports two births for
Sunday, July 8th. The first call was
to the Jos. Stohlmeyer home in Ten
nyson where a boy arrived. Another
boy came to the John Leibfried home
in Paris the same afternoon.
Miss Genevieve Ennor of Davenport
has been visiting at the Mrs. Grace
Thomas and J. D. Henkel homes. She
motored here with Davenport friends.
DR.. Roy Ivey and son of Fit. Atkin-
son have been visiting at the Alex
Ivey home.
Mrs John Pink Sr. celebrated her
18th birthday last Wednesday. On
the Sunday preceding descendants of
Mr. and Mrs. Pink to the number of
thirty-three, gathered at the home
and pleasantly surprised the old
couple A birthday dinner followed.
The fourth quarterly conference
and business netting of the Lancas-
ter Methodist church was held last
Wednesday evening. Several new Of
ficers were elected and the conference
voted unanimously for the return of
Rev Guy Cambpbell to the pastorate.
The annual district conference will
be held at Viroqua Aug. 81.
The child parade held Monday
evening under chautauqua auspices
created much interest. The costumes
were varied and unique. Bethel
Cardy with white picture hat, para
sol trimmed with pink paper and
white dress trimmed with red but
terf1ies, took first prize among the
girls. Ernest Stauss, as a little
George Washington, took first prize
among the boys. About fifty child
rem were in line.
The case of the state VS. VIM. Muir
ply was continued Monday to July
25, upon request of Attorney EARL of
Pra. du Chen. Mr.. Murphy lives in
Crawford county and his bail of
81 900 was provided by a man of that
vicinity He is charged with making
moonshine but claims he was en-
gagged in the innocent manufacture of
chicken and stock food when picked
1p near Bloomington by the authori-
ties.
Ed. Kerr returned last week from
Rosehill, Oregon, where he spent two
years in hydraulic and placer gold
! mining. Ed has number of inter
esting specimens of gold nuggets to
show how free gold exists in deposits.