Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-09-06

Gov. Blaine and wife spent Sunday
at the Ed. Morse home here.
Mrs. Nelson Baker spent the week
end at the Geo. Goss home in Ellen
bore.
Fred Oschman, laying brick at Men
dota, was weekend visitor in Lam
caster.
Frank Meir, son Gotleib Meir, un-
derwent an appendicitis operation,
Wednesday,, by Drs. Godfrey.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Wenzel are the
parents of a daughter born August "a,
DR.. Rush Godfrey attending
Mrs. Max Stokes and daughter,
visiting at the c. H. Basford home,
have returned to Aberdeen, S. D.
Norma Adams, daughter Of Mrs.
Frank Tanner of Sitter, had tonsils
removed by DR.. Fowler, Thursday.
Misses Rachel and Margaret
Schreiner went to Oshkosh Sunday to
resume teaching in the high school
there.
visiting his aunt, Miss Lizzie Hore,
for the summer, returned home Mon
day to enter school.
her school work at Springfield, ILL.,,
being one of 1900 teachers employed
in the illinois capital.
DR.. 0Wler removed a tumOr We'd
nesday from above the right eye on
Mabel Wieland, 7-year-old daughter
of Thos. Wieland, Potosi.
Mesdames Flo and Bertha Kettle
we'll and sons, Bob and Bert, of Chi
cago, visited over Sunday at the
lockwood homes in Lancaster
Mrs. G. H. Groom, Clear Lake, Ia,
and Mr.. AM Mrs. G. A. Klindt and
Mrs. May Okey Holford, Cassville,
spent Sunday at the Henry Mink
home
Misses Nettie Wieland and Marcella
Seipp went to Madison Monday to en-
ter a C" business college. Miss
Charlotte Seipp went along for a few
days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dauterman and
family of Racine and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Piehl Of Kenosha, motored here
and spent several days at the Charles
Thier home.
Judge Goodsell and wife and John
]. Oswald returned Saturday from
Milwaukee, Their relatives the l.
Deller family motored out Sunday for
a brief visit.
Eastman Cartwright Co. have re-
ceiyed carload of wagon box sides
and end-gates as advertised on page
3 Of this issue. Mr. Cartwright says
first come, first served"
Mr.. and MIS-. August Kaeding Of
Juneau were IN the Bloomington
country last week adjusting hail
claims recently incurred. While here
Mrs Kaeding visited her cousin, Mrs.
VIM. Kroening.
At the next regular meeting Satur-
day, Sept. 9Th OF the w. r. c. relief
corp, there will be a covered dish
supper Ladies please come prepared,
and a special invitation is extended to
all old soldiers. 1853
H. G. Mellen and wife of Marion,
Iowa, and Miss Bertha Steahle Of
Earlville, Iowa, visited Dr.. and Mrs.
JOS. Godfrey over Sunday. They
were on their way home from motor
trip to Winnipeg, Canada.
Eugene Croft & Son won a good
many prizes at the state fair in Mil
waukee. The prize money totaled
$132. The junior yearling boar that
won first this year was in class of
10. Croft & Son are Duroc Jersey
breeders.
John and Will Thier took in the
Milwaukee fair. From there they mo-
tored to Winnebago lake and visited
several fox ranches. They purchased
several pairs of the silver tipped
foxes. They expect to go into the fox
ranch business.
Sheriff Holmes and group of
liquor raiders were ordered to pull
up to the curb" by a Dubuque motor
cycle cop Friday. The sheriff showed
his star saying, 81 didn't think l could
get through Dubuque with this out
fit" He had two confiscated stills on
board.
An early blaze Monday about a.
m. brought the fire department to the
Harry Kaap plice in the first ward,
where a large barn burned. The
structure is a total loss. The build
ing was empty except for some chick
ems which took warning and escaped.
Carson Roberts is driving for Sher-
if Holmes.
DR.. Cook has rented the Mrs. Fran
els Carthew residence for the winter.
Mrs. F. H Peters of Milwaukee re-
turned home Monday after two
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Kroening. Other guests at the
Kroening home were Miss Lynda
Peters of Milwaukee and little Doro-
thy Peters of Dallas, Texas. This
little girl, aged 5, recently made the
trip from Waverly, N. Y, to Dallas,
Texas, alone.
A family reunion of the wager fam
lily was held Sunday at the Blakes
Prairie farm, formerly owned by
Marion wager and wife, and now oc-
cupied by their oldest son, Elmer. All
partook of a fine dinner. The princi-
pal dish was chicken and when it was
all consumed everybody felt like
clucking, or growing. Then there
were cakes and pies, salads and pick
els, fruits of all kinds, ice cream, etc.
The time was spent playing games,
visiting and singing, until 5 p. M,
when everybody cranked up and went
home, calling the occasion the best
ever. Those present were: Marion
wager and wife, Elmer wager and
family, Melvin wager and family,
Harry wager and family, Amos Brown
and family, Elsie Abrams and chill
dren, Frank Millen and family-mak-
ing in all % descendants of Mr.. and