Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-11-15

Mrs. Jess Crossley of North Ian
| caster has returned from a visit in
Omaha, Nebr.
Byron Payne and wife and son,
John, OF Fennimore, were over Sun
oay visitors in Lancaster
DR.. Fred HenkeI of Richland Cen
ter, was a weekend visitor with his
mother, Mrs. Anna Henkel
| Roy Cooley of BoscobeI has bought
out Seeley Ellis's battery station and
| IS IN charge at the old Phillips House
barn stand.
/ Mrs. George Sandleback has been. i'll
! with measles. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Galley, sick with the same complaint,
/ are improving
! Elma Morsie and Gertrude Edwards
VINO nave been visiting their friend,
Eva tlvecoats, left for their home in
Bloomington Monday noon.
Mrs. Augusta Wisco of McGregor,
visited here the past week with rela-
/ tlVes. Mrs. Wisco alternates her res
| ldence between son at Plattville and
Ernest's home in McGregor.
DR.. Kraut motoring home from the
game at Madison, was delayed by a
breakdown at Verona and had to re-
main until Monday for repairs. He
! ploWed mud home Monday
John Block, student at the Madison
University was in the city last We'd
nesday to take part in the celebration
! OF the Golden Wedding of his grand
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Block, Sr.
Mrs. Laura Brown of Los Angeles,
arrived here last week for a visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Baxter.
Thomas Reilly, small son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. w. Reilly, has been i'll with
bronchial pneumonia.
On Thursday, Nov 9th Mr. and Mrs.
John Heiliger celebrated their 18th
wedding anniversary. Dinner was
served to friends and relatives. Those
! present for the occasion departed
wishing them many happy returns Of
the happy event. ***
Members of the Baptist congrega-
ton surprised Rev and Mrs Wey-
hrauch Monday evening of last week.
A gift of silver knives and forks were
left as pleasant reminder of the Oc-
casiOn. Rev. and Mrs. Weyhrauch de-
! part this week for their new home in
Valley City, n. D.
| Dr. Fowler and family motored to
Madison Saturday and saw Wisconsin
outplay and outgeneral Illinois and
i lose to a team called by the Sentinel
"Fightin' Fools" The score was to
O. in Illinois favor. The condition of
/ the field and balmy air made the day
more than pleasant for a game.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM S. Block Sr Of
this city celebrated their golden we'd
| ding anniversary Wednesday, Nov. 8,
| at their home in the west part of
Lancaster. Handsomely printed an
nouncement cards had been sent to
relatives and close friends of the
| old couple and large number were
/ present at the festivities to make the
occasion a merry one. Mr. and Mrs.
| Block enjoy good health after years
of honest labor and frugal living and
! their numerous pOsterity and friends
| join in wishing them many happy re-
| turns of last last Wednesdays event.
! Liant Galley is laid up from wood
! saving work for a week or so as the
result of an accident last Wednesday.
/ Mr.. Galley was saving wood at the
| home of Mrs. Nellie Ziegler when hurt.
A stick with a bad knot in it whirled
quickly when Mr.. Galley attempted to
force the knot through the saw, and
dragged his right hand into contact
with the rapidly revolving blade. The
glove was ripped to pieces. and the
first three fingers badly cut, the bone
! being exposed on the middle finger.
Expert attention was rendered by DR..
Kraut and Mr.. Galley hopes to be back
at work soon.