Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-07-05

MISS Marie Townley of Madison is q
guest OF Mrs. Martin Mcdonald.
John Muench and son, Leo. went RI
Madison Saturday on a pleasure trim
Dr. Godfrey reports the birth of a
son at the Adolph Lorenz home, july
LIST.
Henry Williams of Lancaster is Wis
1ting his daughter, Mrs. VIM. Gard OF
Cobb. y
Dr.. Jos. Godfrey and wife are visit
ing Fred Godfrey and wife at Dayen-
port Iowa.
j. r. Vernon and wife spent the
weekend and the 4th with Madison
relatives.
G. D. Hayden of the Herald staff
visited at Baraboo from Saturday to
Wednesday.
Mrs. Anton Schuster is a sufferer
with blood poisoning. She is in the
DooIittIe hospital
Vida Richardson returned home to
Fennimore Monday after a few days'
visit in Lancaster.
VIM. e. Gillispie was operated on
for strangulated hernia at DR.. Fow-
ler's hospital Friday.
Miss Elva UT, teaching near Spring
field, H., is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Utt
Attorney j. Evans Barnett and wife
Of Boscobel spent the weekend at the
Harry Barnett home here
George narrower and daughter.
Dorothy, Of Fennimore, were between
trains callers in Lancaster Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Vail of Lancaster went
to Bloomington Sunday to attend the
funeral of her sister, Mrs. Geo. Tor
noWski.
Miss Katherine Henke of this city
LETT Monday for Lake Mills where she
will spend two weeks vacation Wis
iting relatives.
Leola Schwantes, daughter of Her
man Schwantes, underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at the Fowler
hospital recently.
Gas was struck at a depth of 1000
feet by the DEBORAH, Iowa, oil drillers
Saturday. Stockholders are expect
ant of gusher.
Mrs. Albert Sherman successfully
underwent an operation for goitre at
Augustana hospital Chicago, last
week, and is doing well.
Miss Leona Kramer, desk girl at the
DDoolittle hospital departed Satur-
day for Freeport and Milwaukee, an
ticipating a glorious vacation.
Miss Mary D. Webb, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Webb, has returned
from Great Falls, Mont, where she
been teaching commercial course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bennett Of Little
Grant had the misfortune to lose their
infant son, born June 20, by death at
the age of p hours. Burial was made
Friday at Hillside.
James Cooley of Oshkosh was sum
RI ctn
count Of the illness of his father, Hen
ry Cooley. Monday the old gentleman
was somewhat better.
Miss Alma Blackburn, whose col
lar bone was broken in a motor ac-
cident Sunday week ago, is doing
we'll She suffered considerable pain
tor couple OF days.
Miss Minnie Caspers, stenographer
for r. NJ. Orchard, left Saturday for
months vacation IL northern Mich
igan, Amasa and Marquette being the
principal points to be visited.
Mrs. Jos. G. PendIeton, visiting in
Lancaster returned to her home in
Binghampton, n. Y, Saturday. Mr..
Pendleton remained for longer Wis
it with his twin brother, Thomas, Of
this city.
John DiVall, a former resident, now
OF Pasadena, Calf, has been visiting
at the Austin and Mccormick homes
in Lancaster. John came east to at
tend the funeral Of his brother, the
late VIM. DiVaII, of Montfort.
VIM. A. Bartmus, employed in the
+ liant department Of the Farmers Tel
Co, is taking ten-day vacation at his
old home in Cleveland, Wis. Mr..
Bartmus took a sore calf along with
llm-the result of little interview
with vicious dog.
Fredd Bendorf, ground man for A.
Partmus OF the Farmers Tel Co, IS
laid up with an injured hand due to
catching the business side OF hatchet
that was dropped from the pole. Mr.
Bartmus was bit by dog and with
Freddies injury the plant department
is sadly crippled.
Lowry Fl. Morse of Fond du Lac
was married June 26 to Miss Irmah
La Borde of Oshkosh. Lowry IS the
last of the Al Morse children to wed.
He is court reporter for the 18th Jud-
icial circuit The young couple are
taking motor trip to Milwaukee,
Chicago and st. Louis, returning 10
their home in Fond du Lac.
Mrs. Jennie Mayne and son, How
ard, departed Monday for the west IN
tending to spend the summer. Ihey
visit first at st. Paul, going from there
to Bozeman, Mont Their ultimate IS
Sunnyside, Wash, where they VIII
visit Mrs. T. L. Nagle, sister OF MIS-.
Mayne's The trip will include a stop
at Seattle before coming back to WIS
cOnsin.
DR.. Chas. Nye, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H, Nye Of Viola, passed away at
Wales sanitariurh after an illness OF
several months. Burial was made at
Viola last Monday. DR.. Nye, a VIOLA
dentist is survived by his parents,
brother E. M. Nye, and sister, Mrs.
John Chase. The last two reside at
Viroqua. DR.. Nye was a veteran OF
the Spanish-American war.
Misses La Coursiere and heller'
young lady book agents were IN the
vicinity last week, selling chlid ~
rary They had splendid sales III the
country but not much success IN tne
towns The girls walked to bloom
iNotOn "a I-iY,o tho rOufp over the Nils.