Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-09-27
LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Leona Showalter was a week
end visitor in Madison. ~~@
Miss Jessie Bailie returned Monday
to her studies as senior at. Beloit j
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Croft, are. til
parents of daughter born Sept. 20.
Miss Pearl Peak of Beetown under
went an abdominal operation at the
Doolittle hospital last week.
The American Legion will hold a
tWo-day fair and bazaarGat Hyde halls
the second week in October. iT5l
Mr.. and Mrs. Corbin Gerhart, Water
loo, are the parents of daughter born
Sept. p, DR.. Kraut officiating.
Mrs. Harry Napp of Fennimore
gave birth to a daughter. at the Doc
little hospital here last Tuesday.
Misses Harriet Marks, Ruth Peter
son and Lucille Wells of the Lancas-
ter school faculty motored to Platte
vile Saturday and spent the after
noon.
Mrs. Ruth Riese went to Milwaukee
Monday to visit her aunt, Mrs. |. H.
Tarrant, and slster-in-l-aw, Mrs. o. l..
Saether.
Miss Elizabeth Bryhan motored to
Madison with w. H. Williamson and
wife and has begun her studies at the
University
Graydon Roberts has returned from
Dubuque where he fired an engine.
The smoke affected Graydon's throat
SO that he was compelled to give up
the work.
Martin Sweeney was operated on
for appendicitis Tuesday at the Fow-
Ter hospital, Drs. Fowler and Kraut.
IN oh
hospital but progressing toward re-
cOYery.
DR.. ]. G. Doolittle had tonsils re-
moved at the Mayo hospital, Roches-
ter, Monday. l.. A. Clark, who went
along for an examination of his stom-
ach, returned home Sunday and will
go back again later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tenant and
Henry Mink and wife spent Sunday at
the G.. A. Klindt and S. w. Okey homes
in Cassville. Other Sunday callers at
Okey's were w. A. Johnson and
daughters, Carrie, Vesta and Laura
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Young and Mr..
Mrs. Ned Winskill motored to May
vile Sunday for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. G. w. Burrows accompanied
them for a visit at Appleton with her
D. IL.
Mrs. A. Schuster, for the past three
months patient at the Doolittle
hospital, suffering with systemic
blood poisoning, returned home Sun
day. Mrs. Schuster is convalescent
but will not be able to walk for some
time.
R. M. Orchard, Henry Mink and
Fred Dugdale motored to Blooming
ton Monday evening to attend ban
quet given by the community club of
that village. The feed was held in
commemorate the establishment of a
hard road between Bloomington and
Glen Haven, completed this summer
Mrs. William Galloway fell down
the cellar stairs at her home Monday
and was severely bruised. Mrs. Cal
lOWay was going down stairs with a
bucket Of water when she slipped on
a wet spot and fell headlong. There
was no handrail to take hold Of and
in falling Mrs. Galloway completely
lost her balance. The pail arrived
first and Mrs. Galloway fell across the
rim, suffering injuries to her back
with possible broken ribs. DR.. Kraut
is looking after her.
Joe Ryan, 20, employed on the farm
of Reuben Wieland Hurricane, was
kicked in-the abdomen by horse last
Sunday afternoon and seriously hurt.
Mr.. Ryan was working about the barn
when kicked and lay unconscious for
time without his absence being no.
ticed. DR.. S. w. Doolittle, called
found the young man vomiting blood
and apparently in bad shape. In
cases of this kind it takes few days
4 to determine whether or not internal
. injuries have been sustained. In any
case Ryan is badly bruised and sore.