Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-05-17

/ Esther Henkel is taking eye treat
ment of DIR. Gratiot, Dubuue.
| Henry Doll has moved back onto
his farm south of Five Points.
Mrs. Mike MONTE went to Fenni-
more Thursday for a weekend visit.
L. H. S. baseball team plays Fenni-
| more at fair grounds Thursday, May
49,
Paul Humphrey and wife of Bridge
port were Lancaster callers Satur-
day
Mrs. w. H. Rose has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. VIII Busby, of Poplar
Grove, III.
Mrs. Charles Day has returned to
her home in Mishawaka, Ind, after a
visit in Lancaster.
Mrs. Robt. Leffler and son, Maurice,
Of DOdgeville, visited last week at the
parental t. S. Pendleton home here
The Lancaster school board has de-
cided not to make any reductions in
salaries for teachers the coming year.
Mrs. G. E. Wilson and Mrs. Harry
Keys and son, Francis, of Fennimora,
spent Monday at the Geo. Wetter
home.
George Peterson has been having
another distressing sick spell. At
the end Of the week he was somewhat
improved
Miss Marie Jackering, employed
here, went to Sitter yesterday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Jackering.
Miss Portia Showalter has received
very discouraging reports of the con-
dition of her brother, Clyde r. Show
alter, i'll at Denver.
Mrs. George j. Jerrett went to Liv-
ingston Wednesday to visit her son,
Clarence She took home her grand
daughter, Betty, who spent the week
here.
Charles E. Chase and wife motored
to La Fargo, their former home, III
their new Ford coupe, last week. Mr..
Chase put in some time at trout fish
ing.
Mrs. j. G. Williams returned Sat
urday from California where she
spent the winter at various points.
Upon her return she visited in South
Dakota.
Mrs. Albert Budworth has returned
| from Council Bluffs, Iowa, where she
! spent the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Lee, and is living in her home on
| the BeetOWn road.
! Louis Kramer departed yesterday
morning for Animation and Platteville.
He took his fishing outfit along in
! tending to catch a few trout in Crow
branch, near Pine Knob.
Jack Thorn, baggeman on the
morning run, is limping as a result
OF q pile OF cream cans falling Satur-
day and striking his right shin. In
! lection has set in since then.
Lancaster will have plethora OF
| tent shows this week, the j. B. Rot
enour attractions showing on the
18th and 18th and the Clifton Comedy
| Co., opening the 18th for week.
Mrs. Emma Bradbury and daughter,
| Grace, Mrs. Geo. narrower and
daughters, Helen and Dorothy and
! GwendoIyn Cushman, all of Fenni-
more, visited Lancaster friends sat
urday.
Arthur Benn and wife Of Dodge
Vile and VIM. Benn and wife OF Gin
ton visited at the Benn sisters home
last week. VIM. Benn returned to
I Clinton Wednesday. The Benns are
former Lancaster boys and they found
considerable pleasure in renewing old
acQuaintances.
James Keitlinger, a veteran OF this
city, was called to Saturday to attend
the funeral Of his brother, Benjamin
Keitlinger, an old soldier also, who
died Wednesday night at the age OF
Sc years. Funeral services were held
Saturday from the residence OF Mrs.
Stella Smallberry, daughter, where
the deceased made his home. He was
native of Grant county who came
here II years ago.
Congregational Rummage n d
Home Baking Sale Saturday, May r.
in church basement. Donations
should be left at church; Friday, May
26 1902