Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-01
LOCAL ITEMS

Frank Tenant was a Fennimoro
caller yesterday.
Margaret Galley, years, had tonsiIs
ana aoenolds removed by DR.. Fowler
yesterday iei
w. j. Richardson Of PIattevi1Ie Voc
a caller at the home of his father in
Lancaster last week. *aa.
Mrs. Louis Okey of Cassyille was
operated on Friday at the Doo1i++1o
hospital here.
Mrs. Walter Damn of Lancastor
underwent an operation at the Doo-
little hospital Sunday.
Fred orion underwent an onaratio,
for stomach trouble in Chicago hos
pItal last Friday.
Or. Kraut reports the birth Of
baby girl at the Lester Snyder home
near Flora last Friday.
W. Il. Webb has been sick the past
week with an old attack Of liver com
paint but is feeling a little better.
George C. Burmeister Of Lar,rosso
visited in Lancaster over the week
end as the guest of Miss Sarah Bur
CESS.
w. P. Richardson, who has hean
confined to his home for number of
weeks with heart trouble, is improy-
ing nicely AK
The many friends throughout the
county OF S. E. Pearson of Blooming
ton will be glad to know that he is
doing nicely after recent illness .#*#
Cond E. B. Waite of the afternoon
train departed yesterday for Redonda
Beach, Calf, to visit until warmer
weather with his son, NJ. B. Waite.
ITrc GonpUo T,,rvo~
fell on ice near her home last FRIDAY
and suffered a Collies fracture of the
left arm. DR.. Kraut is caring for her
Sol. Goldstein returned Monday
from Gladstone, Mich, where he has
been assisting relative in store
for the past year. He will loate in
Lancaster again.
Chas. E. Helm and family moved on
Monday from Buckwheat Ridge to a
new location near Preston where Mr..
Helm will have charge of a cheese
factory
Judge &. B. Goodsell has been abb
sent from the court house the past
few days with an attack of la grippe.
Miss Ethel UT, deputy, is looking
after the office.
Dr.. Kraut, enroute to Burton, Mon
day, broke a rear axle in his car and
was compelled to call to town for a
mechanic with another car The car
came and the doctor switched and
continued on his call.
The General Calls Circle enter
tanned at a 'dress-up" or charac-
ter" party last evening, each member
dressing according to their whim.
The party was held at Galloway hall
and a merry time was assured all
present.
Everett May, Is, son of John May,
broke an ankle Wednesday while at
tempting to skate in the farm yard
which had temporarily been trans
formed into a lake. In turning his
ankle caught and snapped in a trice
DR.. Rush Godfrey set the fracture.
J. F. Raisbeck, Bloomington, and
Everett Seitz, Glen Haven, were Lam
caster callers yesterday and the Her
aid acknowledges pleasant call. A
little later Robert Cohan Of Fenni-
more came in and chatted a few min
utes with the editor.
The Woman's Auxiliary, American
Legion, entertained at the home of
Mrs. Addie Austin last Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Bernadine
Knobel whose marriage to Henry j.
Belscamper takes place Saturday at
the family home in this city. A pleas
ant evening was spent and the guest
of honor received a handsome piece
of silver as a gift from the order
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hathaway
and children are moving to Galena,
where Mr.. Hathaway, q freight engin-
eer on the Madison-Galena division,
has been stationed Their car went
down Monday. Mrs. Hathaway and
children will visit few days at Hills
boro before going to Galena. The
family have a pleasant home there
having rented the place formerly G.
cupied by the George J. Stauss fam
lily.
The Hurricane community club
gave it's threeact comedy at the
Hurricane school house last Friday
and Saturday to crowded houses.
That the audiences were we'll pleased
was indicated by their hearty APP
plause. In the cast were Glen Chap
man, Henry Nath, Martin Wieland,
Ralph Zenz Virgil Burton Matilda
Pink, Wilma HGinrichs, Sue Johnson,
Mildred Platt, Irene Wieland Around
81 was cleared, the proceeds going
eobooI fund