Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-01-04
LOCAL ITEMS

LdWieHCe MILK mas Deen SICK with
stomach trouble the past week.
Sheriff Holmes went to Madison on
official business yesterday.
J. E. Fronk of Madison was hol-
iday guest at the Jos. Caspers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ChaG Brewer of Chi
cago are visiting at the Chas. Kaap
home.
Rev. Doyle Of Highland was the
guest of Lancaster friends the first
of the week
Mrs Cyrus Daley and son, Clyde,
of Platteville are guests or relatives
in Lancaster
Mrs. J. L. Vogell of Chicago is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Bur-
ton Sumner of Lancaster.
Misses Vera Maiben and Gladys
Voelz returned yesterday to their
school duties at Edgerton, Wis.
Misses Marie Hoffman and Mary
Schuster returned Monday to their
studies at St. Clara college.
Miss ElVa Field returned yester-
day to her school at Depere, Wis,
following a holiday visit in Beetown.
Arno Hack returned Monday to his
studies at the university, following
visit at the parental home here.
Joe Hoffman, employed in Mil
waukee abstract office, spent the hol-
idays with his parents in Lancaster.
Mrs. r. M. Lee departed yesterday
for a visit of two weeks at the homes
Of relatives in Milwaukee and Chi
cago.
Misses Eldeen and Marjorie Buster
of Fennimore were New Years CAL
lers at the Chas. Kaap home in Ian
caster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Graney and
sons, Burdettt and Rex, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Holzinger spent New
Years at Henry Walkers. 1913,
Guy A. Walker, Zero eraser and
Joe McGuigan have been drawn on
the present jury list to fill the places
of excused jurors.
The New Years dance conducted
Monday night by Lavenre Walker
was the largest attended of the holt
day dances and all present had very
pleasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. LisIe Blackburn re-
turned yesterday to their home in
Appleton after spending the holidays
with Lancaster friends.
Mrs. John Tiedemann of Platteyille
spent the holidays with Lancaster
relatives. Mr.. Tiedemann came up
for New Years day.
Mrs AL Hoffman of near Fenni-
more was New Years visitor with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Johnson of Lancaster.
DR.. Elgie Kraut reports the follow
ing births of recent date: Robert
Stoffel, girl, Dec. 81; Reuben Vie
land, girl, Dec oath.
Donald Hickok departed yesterday
II OF
a plumbing college. He expects to
be gone until spring.
MRS. Ben Weide of Naugert, Wis,
was here the past week to see her
father, the aged George Wahl, who
has been very i'll.
Herman Thiede of Madison and Alb
Allen and family of Preston were In
Lancaster this week to attend the
funeral of the late Miss Alice Edge.
Miss Ruth Mink entertained COM
pany of girl friends at 6 O'Clock din
ner Friday, and Miss Helen Glaney
entertained a like number Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Harvey Foster returned to
Madison Monday to take further med
ical treatment on her right eye by
specialists there. The member has
so far refused to heal.
Evans Barnett and wife OF Bosco-
bel were holiday visitors at the II. F.
Barnett home, returning yesterday
Evans has developed lucrative law
practice in the river metropolis.
The Monday noon train, outbound
was loaded with Lancaster young
people returning to their studies at
various schools and colleges. The
train carried six passenger coaches.
Gov. John Blaine and wife spent
Sunday at the Ed. Morse and Mrs. +.
Bolzell homes. The governor looks
hearty and rugged and ready for
strenuous campaign.
Miss Elizabeth Mccoy returned on
Monday to her school at Marengo, LII.
She was called to Lancaster by the
illness and death of her father, En-
skine Mccoy.
Harry Simpson and wife and HaF-
rvs mother. Mrs Simpson, departed
Monday for a visit i'll Genoa Junction,
Madison and Milwaukee. James Con
don OF GAINESVILLE is acting manager
here during Mr. Simpsons absence.
Henry Fritz, working at the Clan
willie farm, had bad fall in the barn
ward Tuesday when he essayed TO
hurry at his work The left knee was
laid open at the cap, making neces>
sary six stitches from DR.. krauCs
surgical needle.
The County State Road and Bridge
committee is meeting today to buy OIL
and machinery for the next year. The
hiring of patrolmen on some sixty
lines will take place today also. MI.
Mink said yesterday that ali old men
, who had given satisfaction would De
retained.
irwin Kraemer and wife returned
Monday morning to their home in
Champaign, ILL.,, where Mr.. kraemer
is attending school They spent the
HOLIDAYS at the parental VIM krae>
mer home
DR. James Fowler and family mo-
tored home from Madison Monday
They went after the doctors car
which had been in Madison for some
special repairs and all went fairly
we'll until Montfort was reached. ne