Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-08-16


Austin RANSOM, Mt. Hope, Monday,
August 14th
Mrs. Chas. Meyer was a Platteville
visitor at her sisters Mrs. Campbell,
during the fair ***
An eight pound girl at the home of
Louis Broihahn, So. Lancaster, Mon
day, August 14th
Miss Irene Underwood and nephew,
Chas. Kemper, We're weekend visitors
with Madison friends.
A six pound girl at the home of
Hermon ]. Bast, Town OF Ellenboro,
Thursday, August 10th.
Miss Lola BETTER of Boscobel, was a
weekend guest of her sister, Mrs.
Edna Better, OF Lancaster.
Mrs. W. w. Waddle of Webster, S.
D., is visiting at the home of Reuben
Garner and other relatives ***
Fred Stone was called to Ithaca,
Mich, Monday by the illness of his
father, lawyer in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Pink and chill
dren. Eugenia, Glenn and Evans, Of
POtosi, were Lancaster callers Satur-
day.
Miss Alice Howell departed Mon
day for Two Rivers, Wis, where she
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Brandt
for couple of weeks.
Mrs. Edward Shaffer and daughter
Flora, after visiting a month at the
home of Reuben Garner, has returned
to their home in Platteville. 49,"
Mr. and Mrs. l. H. Tarrant and IT.
wing Jr., motored from Milwaukee
Thursday and spent the weekend at
the Stephens and Ziegler homes. 1919
Miss Francis Wissbaum, Madison
young lady who formerly lived in
Lancaster, was a last week guest of
the John Hoffman Sr. family.
Rev. S. Luce of Eau Claire, called
on Mrs. L. NeCollins, who was life
long chum of DR.. Cundy, who was
killed in Pasadena, California. $50"
Captain Lloyd Garner and wife of
Baltimore, Mr., and Levi Garner and
wife of Madison, visited at the Reuben
Garner and Mcmahon homes last
week. 1913
Samuel Turner, local R. F. D. mail
carrier, went to Wisconsin Rapids
Saturday to attend the state conven-
ton of rural carriers as Lancaster
delegate.
Mrs. Anime Showalter and children
from a vacation visit on an inland
lake near Duluth, where they had a
splendid outing.
G. w Slaght, formerly of Waterloo
township and now of E. Dubuque, was
in Lancaster yesterday representing
the Dubuque Times Journal as sub
scriptiOn field man.
Miss Byron Bowen, son Byron and
Il TNC+I OfE
homa, arrived last week for few
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Blackburn Sr. 1884
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Miller of Madi-
son, visited the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Simpson. While here
the guests and Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson
motored to Dubuque, spending Sum
day.
A party composed of Mrs. G. B.
Ziegler, Helen and Maurice, and Lii
liam D. Stephens and Jessie Ziegler
left by motor Sunday morning for
Door county to rusticate among the
pines during the hay fever season. ***
Geo. F. Lepper of Pittsburg, Pa, re-
turned home Saturday after weeks
visit with John Thier, Sr., sons, John
and Charles and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Aupperle. Mr.. Lepper is nephew CT
Mr.. and Hrs. Thier ST., but had never
visited here before.
Judge c. W. Burrows has obtained
the local sales agency for Dills Best,
the old standard pipe tobacco known
for years as one of the sweetest and
coolest smokes obtainable The Judge
sells this premier tobacco at 15c
can or two cans for soc.
Keith Ward, 13, son of Will Ward OF
this city, while playing with his COM
panions was struck on the right fore
arm by a base ball thrown by one OF
them. An examination showed that
the larger bone of the forearm was
broken and Keith now carries his arm
in splints and sling.
Workmen have completed shingling
and coppering the main spire at ST.
Clements and Monday the new gold
cross, six feet high and four feet
across. was hoisted into place. The
cross is made of copper with gold leaf
covering. The work was well done
and the improvement is very notice
able.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Vogel and son
Frederick, and daughters Carrie and
Galena, spent Sunday at the John
Thier Jr., and Leonard Haeffner fami-
lies, making the trip in the formers
new Dodge car. Velma Thier return
ing with them for couple of weeks
visit.
The following patients were oper-
ated upon for the removal of tonslls
and adenoids by Drs. Fowler and
Kraut during the past week; Alta
Field, ffteen-year-old daughter OF
Bertice Field of Bloomington, We'd
nesday; Alice and Mona Holman,
- and 5 year-old daughters OF Mel
SON Holman of Mt. Ida, Thursday;
Leonard and Helen Wanezeck OF Ian
caster and Kent Wilkinson, ten year
old son of Louis Wilkinson OF Mt.
Hope, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meunch enter
tanned at their home last Sunday IN
honor OF Mrs. Kate Rudersdorf ana
daughter. The following were there
to take part in making the day an en-.
iovable one: Mrs. Kate Rudersdort
and daughter, from Hartford, Wis;
Mrs. John Aucher and family, Irnest
Miller and Herman Rosen, from Mad1-
son: Mrs. SPAIN and family from Du-
buque; Mr.. John Ertz Sr., and john