Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-05-31

Dr. Re9d is making SLOW Dut
steady gain toward health.
EiZie Dobson ran down to his farm
at Crystal Lake, ILL.,, Friday after
noon.
George Lowry went to Livingston
Friday for a brief visit at the
Schneider home.
Mrs. Carl Alt was weekend WISH
tor at the parental Fisher home in
Livingston.
Miss Belva Hoskins went to Madi-
son Saturday for a weekend visit
with friends.
Mrs. w. H. Williamson spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Cram
er, in Chicago.
Miss Thelma Stevens renewed old
acquaintance with old friends at the
University over Sunday.
The j. B. Rotenour players, recent
ly showing in Lancaster, are in OAR
llngton this week.
Mrs. Myrtle Bennett of ills city is
visiting relatives at Sitter and Fen
nj more this week.
Mrs. Wolfe, mother of Rev. Wolfe OF
TOmah, mOtored here Thursday and
is visiting Miss Mollie Warren.
Mrs. j. Evans Barnett of Boscobel,
visited last mid-week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Barnett of this city.
Howard Hymer has joined the Thos.
Kelley staff of engineers in the 9th
road division stationed at Lancaster.
Mrs. Max Stokes of Aberdeen, S. D.,
formerly Miss Jessie Humphrey, is
visiting he mother, Mrs. G. H. Bas-
ford
The two older girls and the young
est boy of the Thos. Carmody family
north of town are convalescing from
extended fevers.
Miss Bessie Krohn, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Krohn of this city,
finished a course in high school teach
ing at the University this month.
R. S. Grilley Northwestern opera
tor, is back on duty after a weeks
illness. Jack Thorn, who was laid
up with an infected shin, is reported
as better.
Mrs. Will Morse of Toronto, is visit
ing her husbands parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G.. Morse. She came for her
children, who have been spending the
summer with their grandparents.
Mrs. Walter Brennan went to Madi-
son Saturday to visit her daughter,
Elsie, and attend one of the weekend
parties given by the senior class of
the University.
Miss Anna Ertz Of Bloomington,
visited couple of weeks with rela-
tives, the Pinks and Ertzs and spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Will
Walters home in Fennimore. "**
The trial of Vernon Scott, set for
this week, has been postponed to
II Sc, 0ff ic,
being made to have the charges with
drawn and the case settled. ~
Mrs Lizzie Orion entertained the
st. Martha's Guild at delightful
o'clock dinner Tuesday evening. Three
courses were served. Rev. L. Critten-
ton, the Rector, was also present.
Melvin Bonn returned Saturday
from Burton where he closed sue
cessful nine-mCnths term as teacher
of school of 81 young folks. Four
older pupils graduated here Saturday.
Mrs. C. H Williams went to Bara-
boo Saturday to visit her daughter
over Decoration day. A motor trip
was planned but the rains last week
question.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pfeiffer, Oscar
MONTE and lady friend, Mayme Camp
bell, Rock Island, Ill, and the John
Buster and Fred Wehrle families of
Fennimore spent Sunday at Chas.
Kaap's.
Mrs. Lloyd BROKER went to Cnica-
go Friday to attend the Saturday
wedding of her elder sister, Miss
Bessie Higginbotham, to Bert Mount.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mount will reside in
Chicago.
DR.. Carl Doolittle bought a fine
Chandler five passenger phaeton OF
the Samson garage Saturday. Other
sales lately by this concern were
Frank Eacke, Oakland sport touring
and James Glennon, Potosi, 4-cylin-
der Olds phaeton.
Mrs. Barbara Fletcher, Chicago, the
new county health nurse, DR.. Blnache
Horner Rivers, Madison, and r. n.
Miss Johanna Clark, FIT. Atkinson, de-
arted Friday for Fennimore to con-
clude the child welfare work going on
in the county the past several weeks.
Statistics covering the local work can
be found elsewhere in this issue. Miss
Fletcher is the new county nurse, fol-
lowing Miss Agnes Smith of New
York, who resigned last winter to go
m South Amnripa