Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-04-19

Judge GoodseI held court at the
i county metropolis yesterday.
Alice Graney and Mrs. klIey Graney
visited IN Kenmore THURSDAY.
Elmer Schmidt underwent an oper-
alton at the DooliItIe hospital Tues
day.
Mrs. R. E. Bennett visited her sis
ter, Mrs. George hlnsell, IN Fennl-
more, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Schreiner enter
tanned few married TRENDS at am
ner party Wednesday night
Mrs. Kate Wetter Went to Platte
vile yesterday to attend the funeral
OF her nephew, Chas. Sander, today.
Frank bennington, 12-year-oId son
of Caleb Bennington of No. Lancaster,
is recovering from an operation for
appendicitis.
Mrs. Ed. Franklin, Jr., of Montfort.
called here Thursday between trains
to take advantage OF Lancaster's
shopping facilities.
Giadys Droullard of Cuba City
spent the weekend at the Charles
Hillary home and remained for the
Legion dance Monday evening.
Mrs. Anna Eddy and daughter, Win
L
la, Ia, where they spent the winter.
Pensacola is we'll south of the frost
Louise Webb, student at Wisconsin
University, spent the Easter vacation
with her grandmother, Mrs. Louise
Oswald, returning to Madison Tues
day.
Claude Hayden, linotype operator at
the Herald office, was taken i'll Mon
day with something that indicated ap-
pendicitis. He was put to bed at once
by the doctor.
Virgil Kelley, in charge of manual
training and PHYSICS at Clinton, Wis,
spent the Easter vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kelley, at
the Hurricane.
The body of Mrs. Eliza Jenkins, a
former resident who died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Clara Jenkins
Sabins, LIE Mours, S. D., was brought
to Platteville for burial Friday.
Mrs. Clara Strohmyer of Milwau-
kee, is spending two weeks at the
Nick Schmidt home. Her son, Earl
Hanson, employed in Fennimore, was
here for a short while Thursday.
Howard Hymer has completed his
engineering course at the University
and is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Hymer, before taking
up his duties in the industrial world.
Neighbors held a shower Monday
evening at the Roesch home in honor
OF lone Roesch, soon to be the bride of
John Zenz, a young business man Of
Lancaster. Miss Roesch received q
number Of useful presents.
Mary Stoll, who is in training as
nurse at st. GATHERINGS Hospital,
Kenosha, returned to her duties Fri
day after spending a week at her
home in Potosi and with her cousin,
Anna Stoll, at the Doolittle hospital
Private Eugene l.. Barger of Louis
vile, Kentucky, stationed at Fort
Sheridan, ILL.,, accompanied the body
OF Private VIM. Crossley to this city,
Thursday, returning to camp the
same day to make preparations for a
cross country hike.
Mrs. Merrel Scott entertained her
friends from three to six Tuesday in
honor of Miss Nina Willsie, Detroit,
Mich, who visited the past three
weeks at the Wilmott Frost and John
Scott homes. Miss Willsie is a niece
of Mrs. Frost. She returned east Sat-
urday
Mrs. Charles Kaap entertained the
feminine bowling teams Wednesday
night as a social elimination of the
recent series of bowling INDUCED in
by the clubs. Mrs. Kaaps team won
II out of Is games with Mrs. Charles
Brewer taking the high average of
the two teams. Delicious refresh
ments were served.