Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-07-19

Charles Block, residing near Ian
| caster, lost heifer by lightning Sun
| day night
Mrs. j. Hildebrandt Of Madison WISH
ted here last mid-week with the Alvin
Hildebrandt family.
Rev David Phillips, Congregational
pastor at Bloomington, spent Tuesday
at the Ellie Dobson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Winkler, Potosi,
are the parents of a son born at the
Doolittle hospital, Saturday.
William Hall and wife, Ellenboro,
are the parents of a son born Thurs
day, DR.. Doolittle attending.
Mrs. Alonzo Aupperle has returned
home from an extended visit with
relatives in Des Moines, Iowa.
Judge Smalley will hold court to-
morrow, Thursday, to hear such cases
as may be brought before him.
Miss Helen Judd, student nurse at
Madison, spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Judd, at home.
Adam Mink and family, Burton, and
Fred Kress and family, Harrison
spent Sunday at the Henry Mink home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kastner, Lam
caster, are parents of a daughter born
Wednesday, DR.. Doolittle in atten-
dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Schwantes, Bee
town, are parents of a daughter born
Thursday, with DR.. Doolittle as stork
custodian.
G. D. Lynn, the we'll known stock
buyer, and Claire Lynn, postmaster at
Mt. Hope, were in Lancaster on BUSH
ness Thursday.
Miss Ida Trip, night nurse at the
Grant county asylum, departed Fri
day on her annual vacation. She will
visit relatives at Portage.
Potosi was we'll represented here
yesterday with G. J. Ragatz, the Els
kamp brothers and John Campbell on
the streets at the same time.
Miss Portia Showalter is acting
librarian during the absence of Miss
McNair who is taking a rest and va
cation experimenting renovation OF
her home.
F. L. Hauser has taken the baggage
run from Evansville to Madison so
he can be nearer home. His place on
the Lancaster run has been taken by
E. E. Searles.
Frank Turner, now connected with
the H. S. Thompson fruit and vege
table house of Chicago, was here Mon
da yon business. Frank expects to
locate in Lancaster again if he can
get house to live in.
The city has closed Madison street
from Cherry to Walnut on account of
building operations at the city hall
corner So many piles of material
narrowed the pathway to a point
where it became dangerous to traffic.
The picnic of the county patrol
forces, facetiously called by the de-
signer of the big bills as THE High
waymen's Picnic" will be held at
Schreiner Park tomorrow. This is
good chance to see all the highway
men in Grant county together.
The band concert Thursday, first
for two weeks on account of bad
weather, was largely attended Cars
were parked five deep on the west
side of the square and lined up all
around the square and approaching
streets. The concert was unusually
good.
Mrs. T. A. Thompson received a
message yesterday informing her of
the death of her niece's husband,
1IIlI Itydu, Ou MOuudy DIT f1uHDOluL,
Iowa. He will be buried at Attica,
Kansas. No particulars were given in
regard to his death and the news was
a shock to Mrs. Thompson as she had
not heard Of his being sick. Mr..
Ryan was we'll known in this city,
having been a lineman for the Inter
State Power Co., a few years ago. Mrs.
Thompson left yesterday to be with
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Thompson of Fennimore.-Tim Times.