Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-09-13
LOCAL ITEMS

business.
Miss Myrna Bergheger will attend
the University this year.
Delphine Hyde left Sunday noon for
Preston, where she teaches school.
Louis Schroeder of Milwaukee, is
the guest OF his cousin, Louis Weber.
Miss Nellie Keitlinger departed Sat
urday for her school work at Lake
Mills
DR.. Fowler reports the birth of
son at the VIM. Chandler home, Bee
town. Saturday morning.
Miss Velma Stivarius returned to
Milwaukee hospital Sunday to con
tinue her training as nurse
John Duncan of Bloomington at
tended the fair and shook hands with
old friends in Lancaster Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dale, residing
on the Wanazek farm in Little Grant,
are the parents OF baby boy born
Monday.
Captain Billy Hartman, the wide
awake Ford salesman of Cassyille,
was among the many visitors at the
fair Friday.
Miss Janette Woodhouse went to
FennimOre yesterday to attend the
annual meeting of the missionary So
cieties of the Platteville district.
The city council met Tuesday night,
allowing $10192.42 bills. The city
clerk was notified to send notices. to
all water users in arrears for water
rental.
John j. Scanlon, former postmaster
at Fennimore, was here Monday on
business. Since leaving the postoffice
Mr.. Scanlon has re-engaged in law
practice.
Marvin Blake of Baraboo, is back
with his uncle, Mr.. Williamson, and
will attend high school here again.
Marvin is a senior and an active
student.
Mrs. Albert Anderson and daugh-
ters, Alberta and Lucille, guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Dixon, re-
turned home to Fond du Lac yester-
day morning.
Louis Swarm, cobbler for L. Weber
& Son, is in the Doolittle hospital
from the effects of a double paralytic
stroke of recent occurrence. He is
making a slow recovery.
The Stanton Carnival Co., showing
at the fair last week, has been de-
tanned on account Of inability to get
an engine. The company is dated for
Paul Edwards and Clement Lacke
departed Monday for Appleton to take
UP their studies at Lawrence college.
Miss Laurinda Hampton returned
to her studies at Lawrence college
Monday.
Clarence Calvert now owns the alb
stract building, having bought the
property from Harry Carthew a
couple of weeks ago This puts the
Grant County Abstract Co. in its own
home permanently.
Miss Leila Wendell after spending
the summer at her home here, has re-
turned to Council Bluffs, Iowa. where
she will resume her work as teacher
of history in the high school, at the
state school for the deaf. $50
Miss Louisa Boerner, visiting her
sister-in-Iaw, Mrs. l.. Boerner, for the
summer, departed yesterday for Chi
cago Miss Boerner will go to Los
Angeles later and make California her
home if she likes the west.
Homer, Irish of Flora, employed by
Rich & Damn at Woodman, lost the
end Joints Of three fingers on his
right hand by the member catching
under a pile driver one day last week.
He is under Dr. Fowler's care.
Deputy Sheriff Calls conducted
sheriff's sale Saturday on the Henry
Nichols place in Woodman to satisfy
a mortgage held by August Senftla-
ben. The 200 acres were taken over
by l.. H. Stevens on bid OF $4,000.
Sam Stone, a native OF Blake s
Prairie, now residing at Long Beach
Calf, was an attendant at the fair
shaking hands with old friends among
whom John Edwards, boyhood
friend, was very pleased to see the
stranger.
w ]. Mccormick and wife and son,
Jack. of Chicago, visited in Lancaster
last week at the Henry Carroll nome.
Mr.. Mccormick, a Lancaster native, is
now in the Northwestern train ser
vice. running from Chicago to chm
ton, Iowa. 44
DIR. C. A. Budworth of Prescott,
Wis. was a guest of his mother mere
last week, and also took in the Grant
County Fair. DR.. Budworth is grad
nate of the Illinois Dental college OF
Chicago, and has a fine practlce IN
his home town.
County Agent Graf is preparing 10
post a daily wireless market report
received over the Legion machlne
about II a. m. The bulletin Will DE
posted at the foot of the Legion
rooms. 1t bears the morning quota
tions from the U. S. yards.
Mrs. Gene Giffen of Bantry, N. w.
was here last week to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thos. Hughes of Linden
hospital patient. Mrs. Hughes was
formerly Miss Hazel Gitfen, Ian
caster school student and for a period
bookkeeper at Schreiner's store
DR.. Rush Godfrey went to Green
Lake, Wis, last week as Grant county
delegate to the state medical society,
in convention there. He was accom-
panied by DR.. Peter Stoffel OF TINS
CITY. who led the trail around TO the
Fond du Lac fair. The travellers re-
turned home Saturday night.
The funeral of Mrs. A. H. Barber OF
Minneapolis, wife Of DR.. Barber,
former physician of Lancaster, TOOK
place here Friday morning. Services
conducted by the Rev. Arhelger were
held at the Congregational church
Burial was made in Hillside. MRS.
Dax1,or. 5iod Wednesday last at the aQ-