Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-09-20

-. - DOO11CllS hospital
MISS Annette Backus returned 70
studles at the University Sunday.
aaul ana Cameron Highlands had
eoneiIS removed at Doolittle hospital
Mrs; F. B. Calls went to Montfort
SATURDAY to visit her mother. Mrs.
}. 5. Chandler.
Mrs. Clayton Lewis and daughter
spent saturday in Fennimore as the
guest OF Mrs. Earll
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Philbrick and Mr.
ana Mrs. David Johnson camped at
McCartney last week.
Df. Fowler reports the birth Of =
ooy at the Albert McLimans home
east OF Sitter, early Monday.
Jonn Schreiner departed Monday
lof MS studies in the commercial de-
partment at the University.
MRS. Walter Splinter of Chicago.
neFe visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
oert watson, returned home Friday.
MISS ruth Mink returned Saturday
- - Madison where she is STUDYING
nome economics at the University.
Ehoch West, one of the Industrious
ana substantial farmers OF Cassyilla.
MISS Lynette Lindley of Madison re-
turned home Friday after a visit of a
week at the Henry lIaumann home
Marjorie Brady of Lancaster was a
visitor over Sunday at the home of Mr..
ana Mrs. Joe Sikhart.- Muscoda Pro-
gressive.
An infant son born Sept. IL to Mr..
ana Mrs. Byron Payne of Fennimore.
dled Sept. Is. Mrs. Payne is in a To-
cal hospital
Eddie Schacht, ball player with the
lancaster team, returned to Beloit on
friday to pursue his studies at the
college. there
Mesdames Milton Orchard and Vio-
lana Mcdonald entertained at Ken
slngton Tuesday and Friday at the
Mcdonald home. *~he
Mrs. Burlie Dobson went to Dodge
Vile Friday to join Mr.. Dobson on a
motor business trip through southern
Wisconsin and Illinois.
Mrs. John Field, one of the attend
ants at the county home, went to
her home in Reedsburg Saturday for
visit with relatives.
The Maple Leaf Tea Room, which
opened its doors a couple of weeks
ago, has been closed 1t is said that
the owners have left the city.
F. A. Morehouse has been having a
bad time with one eye due to rust
getting into the member He is now
IN the hands of an eye specialist.
Fischer & Pagenkopf report the
sale of three tractors, all I. H. C. Chef
Hannum took an 8-16, GriswoId & Co.,
new 1880, and William Pagenkopf,
new 1870.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Mink of Burton
are the parents of new baby daugh-
ter, born Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs
Mink now have two pairs-two boys
and two girls.
j. G. Halloran of Madison, foreman
for the Wisconsin Telephone Co., and
a gang of six men were here last week
stringing in new copper metallic
toll line to Bloomington
Mrs. Vernon of Madison visited
here last week with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Vernon. Mr. Vernon is employed in
the 9th division highway office here
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Eastman departed
Friday for Milwaukee where Mrs
Eastman will undergo an operation in
hospital there. They expected to
visit at Fl. Atkinson before going to
Milwaukee.
H. E. Schreiner went to Chicago
the VIM. L. Ross Bond Co. Bert sold
1000 worth of Swift & Co. securities
last week, and in general is having a
good business.
Willie Welsh and wife of Bloom
~
nesday and visited the formers
brother, Earl Welsh. Coming home
they stopped in Lancaster and visited
over Friday with Tom Welsh and wife.
Howard Hymer departed Friday
for Jerome, Arizona, to enter the
employ of the United Verdi Mining
Corporation, a copper company and
one of the largest in the world. Mr..
Hymer is a graduate mining engineer.
DR.. and Mrs. John Reed left Monday
for Griswold, Iowa, to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Mayne, and
family. DR.. Reed is much improved
in health following an attack Of heart
trouble that came upon him last May.
Mrs. C. B. ziegler, son, Maurice, and
daughter, Helen, and Miss Lillian Ste
phens. returned Friday evening from
Cabot Lodge, on Sturgeon Bay, where
they went to escape the hay fever
season. They had pleasant outing
G. e. Dearborn and wife returned
home to Gary, Ind, Saturday follow
inc a two weeks visit in Lancaster.
The intense heat Of TIE first week
rather spoiled their outing and last
week was colder thar usual They
hope to return again next spring or
summer.
Frank Rowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Kamm
and sons. Donald and Francis, spent
sunday at the VIM. Webb home in
Lancaster. Mr. Rowe, though well ad-
vanced in years, enjoys active life. He
is the last Platteville citizen to have
made the overland trip to California
in the gold excitement of 1849. Mr..
Rowe could relate many stories of the
early days that should be preserved
as history.-Platteville News.
Chris. Hartman of Waterloo was in
the county seat Saturday to see his
son. Emmett, off to the university.
Emmett was seriously i'll last winter
and had to drop his studies in the col
Iege of agriculture, but has started
AGAIN with a determination to go on
without further trouble. While here
Mr., Hartman called at the Herald Of