Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-01-25
LOCAL ITEMS

on an eastern buying trip.
Lee Wright went to Milwaukee on
Monday to attend the auto show.
DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Eckert were
business callers in Madison yeterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Daughenbaugb
are the parents of a baby daughter
born Jan. 21st
Mrs. Will Tiller and son, Ralph,
spent Saturday visiting Fennimore
relatives.
Four cars of livestock left the local
yards yesterday. The shipping season
is about through.
Mark Hoskins goes to Chicago this
week to buy spring goods for his
furniture store.
Miss Nellie Mcnamara, teaching at
Madison, spent the weekend at the
home of her aunts in Lancaster.
Albert Flesch and wife departed
Monday for a visit with friends and
relatives at Marshfield and Wisconsin
Rapids.
Carson Knapp, 3-year-o1d son Of
Parke Knapp, had tonsils and ade-
noids removed by DR.. Fowler Friday,
Jan. goth
Mrs. Anna Soles returned home to
Clayton, Iowa, yesterday after visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Nick
Schmitz here.
G. H. Baxter Friday disposed of
IS acres in North Lancaster to Geo
W. Knapp. The consideration was
in three figures.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Orion departed
Saturday for Chicago where Fred
will take further medical treatments
for stomach trouble.
Rev. Lawrence Crittenton, priest
in charge of Emmanuel parish, is
confined to sick bed with an attack
of bronchial pneumonia.
Mrs. Floyd Dolphin of Arthur, was
in Lancaster last week visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Foster She returned home Saturday.
Ellie Dobson and Arno Alt left
Lancaster Sunday for points east.
Dobson went to his farm at Illinois
and his right bower dropped off at
the state capital.
Mr. and Mrs. Gotleib Weik, Galena,
spent the weekend at the Leonard
Haeffner home here. They were sum
mOned home yesterday by the death
of niece.
George Wetter, patrolman on sec.
6 running north of Lancaster, has
been awarded a Milwaukee Journal
prize for excellence of road mainten-
ance.
Mrs Wallace Helm, Milwaukee, Wis
tier her mother, Mrs. Emma Day, here
last week. She returned home Sun
day and Mrs. Day went along for a
visit there.
Jacob Udelhofen and wife went to
Madison Monday to attend the road
school Mr. Udelh2fen is one Of the
busy road contractors in the southern
part OF Grant county.
c. H. Knapp has sold his large
farm and will have an auction sale
on Monday. Feb 49, The details will
be found il full in the next two is
sues of the Herald.
Lavon Beck, daughter of MIR and
Mrs George Beck, underwent an OPP
GRAFTON for the removal of tonsils and
adenoids by DR. Fowler, Thursday,
Jan. 18th.
The hearing of George Hull, the
PlattevilIe man charged with being
an accomplice of Otto Bierman, sent
to prison on a charge of stealing gin
seng, will be held before Justice G.
w. Burrows on Jan. 90
G.. H. Baxter recently disposed of
81 head of fine cattle he had been
fattening on lis farm in Little Grant.
The cattle averaged 1912 pounds
and sold for $685. cwt. on the Chi
cago market
Prof. F. w Trainer of the University
of Nevada, former principal of our
schools, is writing up the geography
of the state of Nevada for new edi-
ton Of Tarr & McMurry's Geography,
l,.L.1 - ATooNT;11op,e *#M
Miss Portia Showalter has been adj
yised bv her nephew, residing at FIT.
collins, Colo, that hel brother, Clyde,
has been showing wonderful gains
since Sunday. He is in Denver
hospital Mr.. Showalter's malady is
cancer and the relatives are prepared
for the worst.
DR.. Fowler reports the following
births 9-pound girl at Roy Cohoe's,
town OF Ellenboro, Wednesday, Jan.
1S; S-pound girl at Leslie Deakin's,
North Lancaster, Thursday, Jan 10;
8-pound boy at Irwin Bakers, South
Lancaster, Saturday, Jan. Dist
The many friends of Mrs. Thomas
Blewett will be interested to know
that "Dr Mabel entered on her du-
ties in the Senior class of the Palmer
school of Chiropractic, Jan. 2--at
which time her classmates unanl-
mously elected her to be their secre-
tary.-Contributed
Mrs. Anna Beach leaves this week
for Algoma, Wis, where she has ac-
cepted a position as supervisors of
practice in the training school there.
Mrs. Beach obtained release from
contract from the county board OF
education, allowing her to take the
new and better position without the
stigma of breaking her contract She
leaves with the best wishes of all her
associates in Grant county school
circles.
The Herald advertising columns
this week contain mainly farm sales
from men who recognize the value of
the paper as a medium to reach the
farming public. The Herald not only
covers the farm territory IN thor
ough manner but our sale bill plan is
making a decided hit. 1t is unnec-
essary to tell the farmer readers to
look over the sale ads in this issue
they will do t anyhow. If you con-
famnIafn having a sale lpt us most IL