Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-11-22

yesterday to visit friends.
Mrs. Elmer Pohle of Bloomington
IS patient at Doolittle hospital.
Miss Harriet Marks entertained q
number OF teachers at cards Saturday
evening.
DR.. Doolittle reports the birth of a
Nov. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Starr of Cass-
vile, visited at the Frank Burgess
home Sunday.
Mesdames Con Winsor and Max
WEBSTER OF Sitter were Lancaster
visitors Monday.
Or. and Mrs. j. G. Doolittle enter
famed friends at a six O'Clock dinner
party last evening.
Wilma, daughter of Clarence Beck
er OF Fennimore, had tonsils removed
by DR.. Fowler Tuesday.
Or. Fowler reports the birth of a
Doy, November Is, at the Grant Ben
/ nett home in Lancaster.
FIVE cars of hogs and a car of cat
tie were shipped out Of the local N. w.
yards yesterday morning.
Dr.. Godfrey reports the birth of a
daughter, Nov. IA, at the Thomas
Holmes home in Liberty.
MISS Margaret Bailie of Cassville.
mere visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b Q. Mills,
departed Monday for a visit in Dubu-
que.
Mrs. Harry Hickok of Belmont re-
turned home Monday following a
weekend visit with Bloomington rel
atives.
Mrs. Thomas Pendleton departed
yesterday for Dodgeville where she
attends w. r. G. convention as Ian
caster delegate.
II. 5. Rhodes and wife departed on
tuesday last for Los Molinos, Calf,
where they will spend the winter at
the Faye Barstow home.
Mrs. Seeley Ellis and two daughters
went to Fennimore Monday for Wis
it with relatives. Mr. Ellis is in La
Crosse Investigating an opening in
that city.
Last Wednesday was Mrs. Cassie
Kings birthday, and in the evening 80
ladies of the neighborhood surprised
her with a covered dish party All
present spent very enjoyable even
ing.
Miss Rachel Payne spent the week
end at Fennimore with her brother,
Byron. Miss Payne is improved in
health since she gave up her school
work at BOzeman, Mont, and returned
home a couple of weeks ago
J. w. Watson, former sheriff and
well known farmer of Livingston, was
a Lancaster business caller Saturday.
Mr.. Watson is stout supporter of
President Harding and believer in
high protective tariff He thinks
times are steadily improving.
George j. Jerrett severely injured
his right eye Saturday while chOpping
wood. A stick flew up, severing both
eyelids and laying bare the lachrymaI
gland. DR.. S. w Doolittle sewed the
injury up and hopes for complete
recovery
The Saturday noon train was held
at Cobb for an hour or more on ac-
count Of a burned out flue in the loco
motive. A relief engine was sent up
from MontfOrt to complete the run.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Place went to
Columbus Saturday to visit their son,
John, and family, for week.
Following Mrs. Arhelger's depart
ure Friday for Friendship, Wis, in
response to a wire stating that her
father, James Stowell, was seriously
i'll, another wire, delayed twelve hours
in transit, came announcing the old
gentlemans death. He was past 80
years of age. Funeral services were
held Monday.
The ladies of the w. c.. T. U. are
going to send packages to the County
Home and to the shut-ins in the city
on Thanksgiving afternoon. Anyone
that would like to contribute cookies,
fruit, candy and nuts can do so by
leaving the same at the NJ e. church
or VIM. Barrows' home on Wednes
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Mrs. Chester Hannum entertained
the Lancaster Woman's Club at the
semi-monthly meeting Wednesday
with a talk on her trip to and from
Germany this summer, conditions
there, and particularly the Passion
play given at Oberammergau, Bavaria,
by the village peasants. Mrs. Han
NUNS talk was greatly enjoyed. The
meeting was held at the home of Mrs.
J. c. Doolittle.
RAYMOND Ohlert, son of John Ohlert
of So Lancaster, had tonsils and
adenoids removed at DOOlittle hospital
Friday. Maxine Pagel, daughter of
Max Pagel, had tCnsils and adenoids
removed at Doolittle hospital, Monday.
The 4-year-old son Of Hermit Pagen-
kopf of Bloomington, underwent an
operation for tonsil and adenoid re-
moval by Drs. Doolittle Friday. Mrs.
Elgie Garthwaite Of Bloomington, I'M
derwent a serious abdominal opera
ton at Doolittle hospital Friday. Mrs.
Roy Walker of Lancaster is a medical
patient at Doolittle hospital. Mrs. H.
Heberlein of No. Lancaster, is med
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