Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-05-24

- .. wright is at the Doolittle hos
pltal OR medical treatment.
! Inc city has ordered its first car Of
on ana street oiling will commence
Mrs. Ellis Schmidt of Madison visit
ea her mother, Mrs. Clementson, over
Sunday =
Mrs. Louis Heberlein went to Fen
nlmore Thursday to visit a sister,
Mrs Pickard.
Frank Tenant is enjoying his va
cation from 3S years in business with
new Dodge car.
Dr. Doolittle reports the birth Of d
son at the Julius Sager home. So.
Lancaster, May 18th.
Df. Fowler reports girls born to
MRS. Chas. E. Wieland, Saturday, and
Mrs. Lou Starr Jr., Monday.
Mrs. McClain Of Fairfield Iowa. is
mere for visit with her son-in-law
and grandson at the sanitarium.
Grant county rural diploma exercis-
es Will be held at the NJ. e. church
next Saturday, May 81, at 1870 p. m.
City Attorney, Milton Orchard went
10 Madison Sunday on business CON
nected with the city hall bond issue.
roland Starkweather, son of Wal
ter Starkweather, Platteville, had
tonslls removed by DR.. Doolittle Sat
urday.
Mrs. Annie P. Parkinson, Mineral
Point, spent the past week in Lam
caster as the guest of Mrs. John f..
Taylor
Miss Agnes thinner of Glen Haven,
Normal student, was week end visi-
tor at home, returning via Lancaster
Monday
Mrs. Ernest Alt entertained with a
| shower Wednesday in honor of Miss
Marie Weber, soon to be the bride of
Ray Groenier
Mrs. Leta Garner of Pocatello, Ida,
is visiting at the DR.. John Reed home.
Dr.. Reed is holding his own but has
been very sick.
Ben Kern, the enterprising mer-
chant of Ellenboro, has opened an ice
cream stand in connection with his
growing business.
Mrs. c. K. Stephens and son, Jack,
and Mrs. P. T. Stephens, all of Mont
fort, were over Thursday callers at
the Granville home here.
Mrs. Andy Allen of Fennimore,
mother of the orchestra leader, Wis
tied in Lancaster over Wednesday as
the guest of Mrs. r. Silbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ketterman and
mother, and Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton
Henning of Platteville, visited Chas.
Peterman and family Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Rettmeyer of Potosi was a
Lancaster caller yesterday envoute
for Platteville, where she will work
| for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simpson.
Mrs. Bessie Christensen and small
daughter, Mae, of Galesville, returned
home Thursday morning following a
weeks visit with Mrs. Mary Thomp-
son.
Mrs. TheO. Runkell, Potosi, went to
Madison Saturday to visit her brother,
Henry Coons, and look around for a
residence location as she plans to
live in Madison.
Mrs. James Brees of Mt Hope IS
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick AupperIe.
Mrs. Brees has been i'll and came
| home to take a rest.
| Mrs. D. P. Kimmel, Preston, and
| Mrs. Clarence Bowers, Fennimore, re-
turned Saturday to their respective
homes after a weeks treatment at
the sanitarium here.
Jack Thorn, baggageman on the
Galena run, is laid UP with an infec-
ted right shin due to heavy cream
can falling on him. Mr.. Newly Of
Madison is relieving Mr.. Thorn.
Justice G. w. Burrows on Wednes-
day married Oliver Keene, EllenbOro,
and Estelle Wagner, Clifton. The
young people were attended by Ben
Cohan and wife of FennimOre.
Mccoy & Healy were buying here
the weekend. They shipped a car Of
horses and two cars of cattle out yes
terday. Eight cars of livestock went
/ out of Lancaster yards yesterday.
Miss Idamae Droullard, teacher at
the Ward school, west of the Hurri-
cane, closed school Friday and left
| Monday for Cobb, where she will visit
before going to her home in Cuba City.
r. S. Rounds, seriously i'll and
crippled for many month, is again
enjoying life. Mr.. Rounds is able to
be about some and has learned the
clarionet to while away the hours
with.
Judge SmalIey held court last week,
hearing the cases of John Zifka VS..
Andrew Sabinson, Montfort parties,
dispute over a land contract. After
hearing the evidence Judge Smalley