Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-09-20
WITHIN | HOUR
OF THE COURT
HOUSE SQUARE
Happenings From
Exchanges and
Reporters.
PLATTEVILLE

! w DIS IcCOuIly 10 d MISS Els
ner, at Chicago.
| Levi Muncy writes that has recover
ed from an operation at Hot Springs,
! S. D., and will be back in Platteville
in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fielder leave
October 1st for Beloit where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Fielder
will practice law there.
| Jack Tracy won the cup donated by
the Clifford Jewelry store at the golf
| tournament
Mrs. Stella Hackett is visiting her
sister and other relatives in Seattle.
Henry Doscher has gone to Boise,
Ida, where he is the guest Of his son,
Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Schultz have
gone on a motor trip to northern
Wisconsin and Minnesota.
The Edw. Alleman family is occu
! plying the Robson home on Pine st.
| Mamie Muller is visiting relatives
at Neillsville.
Margaret and Anna Condor, Los
! Angeles, were the guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Jas. Hackett last week.
Mrs. w. N. Smith accompanied her
son, Billy to Lake Forest where he
attends school.
Mrs. John Davis, Rock Island, is
visiting her parents, DR.. Oettiker and
wife.
Leroy Shepherd has returned to the
sanitarium at Waukesha.
Miss Ruth Micka was absent from
duty at the Journal office on account
of illness.
! Ala pupils have enrolled so far at
| the normal school with the eXpecta-
| ton that the total will reach $50. The
annual mixer took place on the front
lawn Monday night. There is very
large attendance in the tnaining and
kindergarten courses.
The following program has been
announced for the normal course this
winter: Oct. 3-Harp Ensemble Co.,
three harpists, violinist and cellist;
Nov. 16-Dr. Preston Bradley, lectur-
err; JAN 16-National Male Quartet;
Feb. 5-"Friendly Enemies" COM
edy; the fifth and closing number is
Laurant, the magician, known as the
MAN of Mysteries"
Thos. r. Kinsman has been COM
missioned by VIM. G. Peckham, Adj.
General, and Louis S. Pitcher, Com
mander in Chief G.. A. R., as aide de
| camp to the commander in chief of
| the National G. A. R. encampment to
be assembled in Des Moines, Ia, Sep
| TENDER 24-29. Mr.. Kinsman is vet
| eran of the Civil war and a member
of the local G. A. R. post. There is
but one of these commissions given
in the state. Mr.. Kinsman has re-
ceived his badge and commission. He
| hopes to attend the encampment.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Moore have re-
| turned from an outing with friends at
Clarks lake.
Fred Bellmyer is recovering from
an operation at the hospital.
Lillis wedge, who attended Indiana
normal last year has gone back to La
Crosse normal.
Mrs. Jack STACK, who has been at
the Snowden home, is visiting in La
Crosse.
F. H. Knapp of the Metropolitan
stores, has moved to the Episcopal
rectory.
Mark Shumway, Beloit, was a re-
cent guest of John Hemphill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobbs and son have
returned from the northern part or
the state.
VIM. Sue has returned from the
Pra. du Chen sanitarium.
| Mrs w. J. Bridges, w. Mineral 81,
has received a letter from her son,
Chase. now captain in charge OF the
u. S. rerount station at Ft. Sill, OK
la. The letter urged the war mother
not to work so hard, and the enclos-
ure, a check for $4,000, was sent to
complete payments on the home
Capt. Chase Bridges received his
promotion in France. After the war
he was sent to the Mexican border.
He is an expert horseman and
graduate of the Chicago Veterinary
| college. He has handed in his res
| ignation twice since returning to the
United States but each time superior
officers importuned him to remain IN
military service and increases in pay
followed He will be home shortly
on furlough.
| DR.. Wilson Cunningham, father OF
Mary Cunningham, stated Tuesday
that his daughter was improving ana
that her complete recovery is assured.
Miss Cunningham for two weeks or
more lowered between life and death,
a sufferer from pneumonia. The best
medical attention was obtained and
| competent nurses were with her day
and night. AS soon as she has suffic-
ientlv recovered she will be taken to
a winter resort where she will make
long stay and regain her health fully
before again taking up her studies at
| the university of wisconsin.