Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-15
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. Hamilton Baxter has been iii
the past week.
Miss Stella Baldwin of Lancaster
is a patient at the Doolittle hosnifal
Mrs. Earl Sangster of PIatteyille
visited here last week with her
parents
Ellie Dobson and Frank Lacke
We're IN Dodgeville Friday on
business
Mrs. Chas. Brick and daughter
MISS Ethel, visited Fennimore friends
Thursday.
William Casper of Fennimore Wis
lted his brothers, Chas and Henry.
here Thursday.
Bransby Skate of Livingston was
a between train visitor in the county
seat, Thursday.
I. w. Reilly went to Dodgeyilfe
FRIDAY to conduct the Iowa county
road school.
Drs. Cook and Kraut removed all
the teeth for Mrs. Belle Hutchcroft
or Beetown Monday afternoon.
Harry Kemmer was called to Chica-
go last week by the illness and short
ly subsequent death of his father.
Mrs. Mary Casselman, went to
Waterloo, Iowa, Friday after visit
OF three weeks with Mrs. d. w.
Baxter.
Phil Guggenheim returned home to
Galena Friday. He relieved his
brother in the store while Mamie at
tended the auto show in Chicago.
About forty couples attended the
party given by the Pythian Sisters
last Wednesday night. A good time
was mad by all present until a late
hour.
Margaret Brandemuhl, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Brandemuhl. has
been sick with diphtheria but is now
recovered although the home is still
in quarantine.
The Williams Cranberry Marsh Co
held its annual meeting last week.
Despite a discouraging year due to
fire the company paid a dividend of
$40 per shareholder.
Robert Draper was in Milwaukee
last week attending the state hard
ware dealers convention, and get
ting numerous trade pointers for the
coming year
Melvin Davis of Buckwheat Ridge
son of William Davis, is a patient at
Doolittle hospital Melvin cut his
right foot with an ak recently and
blood poisoning developed.
Mrs Byron Payne and son, John,
Of FennimOre, visited relatives here
the first of last week. Johns illness
was not as severe as reported here
and he is entirely well now.
Miss Minnie Mcdonald of Platte
vile visited at the parental home
in Lancaster last week She and her
sister, Miss Mary are in Chicago
this week buying their spring line of
millinery
Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Morse have re-
ceived word of the serious illness of
their son, William at Toronto, Cana
da Mr. Morse in sick with pneu
monia but at last reports was better.
Mrs. Mary Place departed Thurs
day for EIdora, Iowa, where she will
spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Gordon Smith The Smiths have
gone into business at Eldora and like
the busy Iowa city very much.
Arthur Stivarius was in Milwaukee
last week visiting his daughter, Velma
a student nurse at large Lutheran
hospital there. Miss Velma is much
taken with the work and has also i'm
proved considerably in health since
going to Milwaukee.
G. II. Nye writes from Viola, renew
ing his subscription, that an affection
of the eyes has prevented him from
reading or writing for six weeks. He
was able to pen the Herald note
using strong electric light and shaded
ewes. Mr.. Nye sends kindeSt regards
to ali friends here.
Frank Morehouse, E. L. Vesperman.
Rollo Rech and Frank Renaldl went
to Madison Wednesday to attend
banouet of the Wisconsin Poland
China Breeders Association held
Wednesday night. The sale was
held Thursday.
Dr. Fowler reports the birth OF
two infants Saturday. A girl arrived
at the Frank Heinrichs home about
dinner time and along about the t1ne
the supper bell rung boy mace
his appearance at Nick Adams. Botn
children were heartily welcomed
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mink are busy
checking up their 1921 work and pre-
pairing plans for 1922. A large amount
Of clerical work has to be disposed o.
in the office during the winter monthS
and a recent report to the Y. ,. uepl'
of agriculture took four days "
compile.
Drs. Kraut and Fowler performed
rush operation Saturday evening
on Margaret Patcle, Z, daugnIer u
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Patcle OF WateI-
loo. the uCCle one was ~ ~.
Lancaster with rupturea appenuiA
She is in the Fowler hospital.
A community dance for the benefit
of tbe local band will be held at the
two Hyde halls. Friday, Feb 17t .,
Full particulars of this affair will .,l pc
found in the advertisement IN tnls
issue. The band is public instltu7
ton worthy of hearty support alLa
those in charge of the beneht expect
big turnout.
Jobn NJ. Smvthe. former resident OF
11,'r,;nana and Burton, died Feb az
Mana. Calf, where he had made NJ ms
home home for a number Of years, at the ~
age Of "A years. Mrs. smyth, aged a, 20.
broke down under the strain o. ca! itia
for her husband and has been olt lis7
ally ill. Mr. Smyth leaves ms Nj
and one daughter, Miss EIia' ~ ~
was made at Napa.
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