Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-10-05
Stella Baldwin is in Milwaukee TAX

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Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Pendleton are
parents OF boy born Monday morn
/ ing. Dr.. Godfrey was the attending
physician. ~
\ h Mrs. M. E. Schneider of Livingston
sp Int the weekend with her brother,
George Lowry
MRS. Joe Keene is staying with her
Invalid mother, Mrs. Geo. French, on
the Beetown Road
MISS Mary Harms of Platteville was
a week end guest at the home of her
friend, Blanche Dewey.
| A. H. Truitt has bought brand
new house in Fennimore and will
move his family there soon.
Mrs. w. Hathaway and children.
Ruth and Robert of Montfort spent
| sunday here with Mr. Hathaway.
Floyd Barlow of Sitter visited his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs David
| Porter, here over the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Irish of Boise
creek are parents of baby girl born
sept. 2S. DR.. Kraut was in attendance
Mrs. John Anderson of Excelsior,
Wis, visited with her daughter, Mrs.
K. 5. Rounds from Friday to Monday.
| MISS Catherine Smith of Blooming
ton passed through this city Monday
on a short business trip to Milwaukee.
/ Mrs. Al. Vesperman and Inez Keene
Doth underwent operations for remov-
al or tonslls AMI adenoids at the Doc
little Hospital Tuesday.
| The regular monthly meeting of
the American Legion will be held Fri
DAY, October z, in the Legion club
rooms over Weber's shoe store.
l Mpc l. I
from her trip to Minneapolis and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Philbrick are now liv-
ing in the Ed Oleson house on w.
Maple ST.
| Roscoe Smith, the mining engineer
who recently returned to Platteville
from So. Africa, visited over Sunday
at the Nehls home in Lancaster
Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. Chas Ro-
berts and Mrs. Henry Mink are at
tending Grand Chapter of the East
ern Star Lodge i'll Milwaukee this
week
Ernest Bertram had hearing be-
fore Judge Burrows Monday morning
and waived examination giving $500
bond to appear a the next term of
circuit court.
Paul Edwards, Will Lorenz, Jack
Edwards, Bob Dawson and Glen Wal
ker opened the duck season at Nc
Cartney Sunday but failed to get any
game as only two fiocks were sighted
and they were flying high.
Mrs. Robert Jordan has sold her
| home to Mrs Rollo Govier and will
| give possession this week. Mrs. Jor-
dan will make her home with her
daughter in the, future, Mrs Arthur
Boerner living in Fl. Washington and
Mrs. H. E. Dezner in Milwaukee.
Relatives from abroad attending
the Paul Spiegelberg funeral were:
Mrs. Mary Backhausen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Bloedorn, Sheboygan; Adolph
Schneider, Marshfield; Otto Schneider,
Horizon; Mrs. Lena Carlin and Mrs.
Jas. Carlin Jr., Milwaukee. The
guests returned home the latter part
of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thorne moved
! out of the Kinney house to their new
home on West Elm street last week
and the Kinney house is now occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Jewel.
| The American Legion and Woman's
Auxiliary are making preliminary
plans for their annual supper and
dance for the evening of Armistice
Day. Further particulars will be
published later.
Mrs. Sidney Hyde was surprised by
a covered dish supper Sunday even
! ing, the occasion being her birthday.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Philbrick, Mr. and Mrs. John
| Thorne, Henry Belscamper and Berna
Knobel
Eugene Taylor of Boice Creek cut
his hand bandly across the wrist Sat
urday while chopping wood for
Thompson Stoney. An artery was
severed and the upper thumb tendon
partly severed necCssitating four
stitches by DR.. Kraut.
Mrs. Hannah Vromann and Mrs. E.
Erickson and daughter, Glare, spent
| the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
/ Dubois Mr.. Henry Jenswold came
from Baraboo for the Sunday dinner
and returned to Baraboo with Mrs.
Erickson and daughter on the after
noon train Sunday.
| Sam Galbraith received word by
| telegram Monday of the death of Mrs.
Walter Martins daughter, Edith, in
Los Angtles, Cal, at nearly Fl years
of age, caused by commissions follow
ing an attack OF the "fiu." Mrs. Mar
tin is Mr. Galbraith's sister and was
formerly Miss Nettie Galbraith.
Miss Beth Okey, formerly a teacher
of Cassville, now student at The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago, has
been appointed associate leader of a
group of student evangelists who are
conducting open air services in the
business section of Chicago. Miss
Okey is a member of the Baptist
church of Cassville. She is prepar-
ing for the foreign missionary field.
| The Woman's Auxiliary of the AM
! erican Legion will hold its regular
monthly meeting at 500 p. M, We'd
lnesday, October 9TH in the American
| Legion club rooms. All members are
asked to be present, bringing with
them a thimble as rag sewing bee
will be held to make new rugs for
/ the rooms. Members of the American
Legion are invited to be present at
| the meeting.
Mrs. Gordon Smith departed Sun
dav for her home in ST. Paul after
1 snending a month at the Hal Borah
land Bert Austin homes. She made
the trip to Prairie du Chen by auto,
Mr.. Borah driving the Velie car,
where her husband met her and they