Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-15
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Joseph Wacek of Madison Wis
tied here last week at the parental
A. " Ward home. She returned to
Madison Thursday.
! Mrs. Chas. Kaap is quite i'll with
pleurisy. Mrs. Kaap has had pneu
monia three times in the past, which
makes her condition more critical.
Ralph Irwin went to KenOsha on
Thursday to attend the state conven-
ton of Sunday schools of the Congre-
gational church, in session there last
weekend.
The traffic on both trains out of
Lancaster was exceptionally heavy
the past week. All seats were taken
on the Friday afternoon train out
bound to Madison.
! Harvey SchermerhOrn, wife and
mother, left Thursday for Livingston
/ for short visit at the Bransby
fSkaife home before going to their
new location in Viroqua.
! F. r. Slaght, the BeetOwn sawyer,
had returned Wednesday, a 52-inch
circular saw he had sent away for
overhauling. Circular saws of this
size are rare outside of numbering
districts.
Miss Minnie Mcdonald, here visit
ing at the parental John Mcdonald
home for two weeks following a buy
ing trip to Chicago, returned Thurs
day to the Mcdonald millinery store
at Platteville.
Leroy Durni has moved his clean
ing establishment to the Hyde build
ing at the southwest corner of the
square. Mr. Hyde plans to erect an
arcade style of plate glass front on
the building
Miss Florence Harker was called
to Platteville Wednesday by the
death Of her grandfather, John
Harker, who died Tnesay at the age
of 81 years. Funeral services were
held Thursday.
Robert Draper departed Sunday
and Frank Ward Monday for Madison
to appear on the federal grand jury
Neither knew the class of work COM
ing up as the federal court calendar
is not given out until court opens.
! County Treas. HOunsell reports that
all of the town treasurers but forty
five have made their annual check-in
Of funds. Five had reported in up to
Friday and first honors go to Nicholas
Zimmerman, treasurer of Paris twp.
Attorney r. d. Walker departed on
Thursday for his home in FIT. Pierre,
| S. D., where he has litigation to look
after. Mr. Walker and family spent
the past winter with Mrs Sophia
Walker. Mrs. Walker and daughters
will return home later.
Mrs. Nelson Baker went to Fenni-
more Monday for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Goss. A spec
ial reason for her visit was the ar
I, rival of a daughter Maxine, at the
tGoss home Saturday a week ago.
Mrs. Baker fell couple of weeks
ago and broke her right wrist but is
rapidly making recovery from the in
+ jury.
VIM. Kroening and daughter, Mar
garetta, and August Kroening went
to Milwaukee Monday noon to attend
the funeral of Ferdinand Peters to
take place today Mr.. Peters was the
father of Mrs. Kroening. The latter
went to Milwaukee several weeks ago
to assist her mother in the care of
her father. Mr.. Peters was known in
Lancaster through several visits 10
his daughters home here and on
Pleasant Ridge.
The school play, "The Wishins
Ring" had an attendance Monday of
452. and Tuesday of 454. All seats
were sold on both nights. The ex-
ipenditures were: war tax S42.50:
| rent $50; printing $780, board of
producer, S31.S5; transportation pro-
Queer s2S.1S; express $3.50; Tags
and posters S4.52; grease and paint
IS; incidentals s2.77; tota.i expense
S1543S. Receipts two nights $45S94.
Net to school S152.2S. Net to producer
$152.2S.