Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-12-06
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. l.. Arhelger is patient at the
DOolittle hospital.
Mrs. Mary Ressmyer of BelleyiIle5 is
visiting Lancaster friends.
Mrs. H. O'Hara of Kenmore was q
between trains caller Monday.
Mrs. Alma Hyde and daughter Wis
tied Fennimore friends Friday.
Mrs. John ziegler of Cassville. is a
guest at the Henry Mink home.
Rev. l.. Crittenton of the Episconal
church was Milwaukee passenger
Monday
Miss Ethel Todd of Madison. was q
Thanksgiving visitor at the George
Sykes home.
Miss Edith Bacon of Fennimore.
spent Thanksgiving at the Oscar
Damn home.
County Agent Graf departed Mon
day for Chicago to take in the Inter
national show.
Robt. Behling went TO Chicago Sun
day to take in the International Live
stock Exposition.
Frank Schuhart, employed by Frank
Fowler hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Glanville and children
visited at the Stephens home in Mont
fort over the weekend.
All county patrol work ceased De-
cember LIST after eight months of good
work on the county roads
Miss Marcella Seipp, student at the
4-C college, Madison, spent the holi-
day at her home in Lancaster.
J. H. Mink goes to Milwaukee this
week to buy shop equipment and
small tools for the highway force.
Mrs. Jos. P. Dahm returned home to
Chicago Friday. She had been visit
ing at the Schade home since last
April.
Mrs. Clarence Hinch and children,
Ruby and Lloyd, went to Platteville
Friday to visit at the Schafer and
ROseleip homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Galbraith of
EllenbOro are the parents of a baby
daughter their first child, who ar
rived last Friday DR.. Fowler reports.
V. P. Bernhard of the county road
staff goes to Milwaukee this week to
attend two day school for mechanics
given by the state highway commits
sion.
L. D. Eastman departed Friday for
the Waukesha sale going Saturday
from there to the livestock show at
Chicago.
Dorothy Hauser, Z, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. c.. Hauser. has been i'll
with pneumonia folIO wing an attack
of measles, but is better.
The county highway office has
closed it's books on 1922 work with all
county jobs finished and passed.
$107,065.15 worth Of county construc-
ton was done this year.
Mrs. F. E. Wilkins of Mankato,
Mimi, spent Thanksgiving here with
here daughter, Mrs. Regain. Mrs. Will
kins and Mrs. Regain left Friday for
Minneapolis where they will visit for
a few days.
Henry Schiller, Fennimore, alleged
to have been caught dead to the world
Nov Is, with a gallon of "hoOtch" in
his car, was before Judge Burrows
Saturday. Henry was unable to pro-
vide 81 200 bail and went to Jail to ap-
pear for hearing December 9th.
Roger Sherman was given a sur
prise party Wednesday in honor of his
18th birthday Refreshments and
games made the afternoon and even
ing pass pleasantly for the following
guests: Howard Hammes, Keith
Lewis, John and Carther Horsfall,
Clarence Heiliger.
Mrs. Helen Seymour, Madison, was
here last Tuesday inspecting General
Calls Circle. She witnessed the ex-
emplifcation and pronounced every
thing correct. Mrs. F. E. Tenant
was presented with bridge score cards
and Mrs. Seymour with tray by the
sister members. A covered dish sup
per was part of the evening program.