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

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Miss Rose Liebschutz, trimmer in
the B. & d. store, has returned from
Chicago for the fall season.
Drs. Doolittle performed tonsiI on
erations on Richard Totman, and Ro-
land Brown of Livingston.
The concrete work is over the
ground on the new municipal theatre
Brick laying will begin shortly.
Miss Margaret Winch of White
water, Wis, was a weekend guest of
Miss Esther Petty of Lancaster
County Supt. Ralph and family
leave this week on a two weeks mo-
toring trip to Minnesota points.
Edmund Totman of Sechlerville
motored here Sunday for a weekend
visit with his mother, Mrs. L. Tot
man.
Drs. Godfrey have performed ton
sill operations on Henry Wegner,
Florence Watson of Livingston and
Ivan Kinney.
Mrs. Geo. Glass, formerly Lenice
Obershaw, of this city, now residing
in Chicago, was a Sunday guest of
Mrs Bessie Chapman.
Jos. Sweeney and wife of Madison
are guests at the VIM. Turner home
here. Mrs. Sweeney was Miss Lizzie
Turner before her marriage.
A. j. Frazier of Bloomington has
bought the Dustin Pierce place south
of the new high school and takes pos
session in a couple of weeks.
The Ellie DobsOn store has opened
a branch poultry department at Fen
ntmore. The store does a large bust
ness packing and shipping eggs and
poultry.
Kent Wilkinson, son of Louis Will
kinson Of Mt. Hope, had tonsils re-
moved by DR.. Fowler Monday. His
father brought Kent over, remaining
over night here.
Frank Schneider and wife of Ann
Arbor, Mich, spent the weekend with
Sam COusley and wife. Mr.. Schneider
halls from West Salem, Wis, but
holds a professorship in the big Mich
igan school.
Mrs. Paul Dahm and children, Mar
garet and George, of Washington, d.
c., are visiting at the various Damn
homes here. Mr.. Dahm, an electrical
expert in the national capital, is eX-
pected here next week.
FRED Megow standing on a bridge
built in 1882 at Lancaster, Pa, writes
that he will be in Lancaster Wis,
sure when school opens. Mr.. and
Mrs. Megow have been visiting with
the latter's parents at Duncannon, Pa.
Frank Patrick of ST. Louis, English
teacher in one of the schools there, is
here visiting his mother, Mrs. Mile
Patrick. The latter is an aunt of Mrs.
Barbara Fletcher, Grant county
nurse.
Fred Burr and son, Whit, leave
soon for ten-day visit with relatives
at St. Cloud MINI. During their
absence the Orpheum will be closed
and Chas Dickinson will act as clerk
of court for Mr.. Burr.
Mrs. Barbara Fletcher, the county
health nurse, went to Madison Sunday
to attend a public health convention.
Mrs. Claude Hayden and daughter,
Ruth, of BarabOo, arrived here Satur-
day evening for an extended WISH Win
Mr.. Hayden, employed at the Herald
office.
The Ed. G. Vesperman, Clare Dob
son and Ed. Schwartz families, motor
ing in the lake region north OF the
deIls. write home tantalizing stories
of sunfish, bass, pike, ETC., caught ana
consumed by dusky campfires. me
party will take in all of northern
Wisconsin possible and return home
about next Sunday.
Henry J. Caspers, a young man oI
this city who recently underwent an
oneration for tonsil removal at
Rochester, had a severe relapse one
dav last week when hemOrrnage
started following some eXertlon. WI.
Caspers was given rest ana treatnenI
II one of the local hospitals ana IS
now out of danger. c.oeeo,
bic elm on the Robert Stonel
farm northeast of Lancaster medSuI
ing in it's heydey nearly seven Ieet
ACROSS blew down in one or tne
violent storms of this summer. Inc
a1r was relic of the immense
standing timber in this locality ana
the spectacle of ruined majesty Cnt
bic tree now presents is not "ICAou'
pathOs. o,.od 70
Hillside cemetery, a spot sacred 70
Lancaster people, was never NJ
beautiful than it is today. Inc emu ~
grounds are carefully moved anu ~
graves are graced with mowers uua
inc this season of abundant 80
beauty, placed there by loVlHS nol lS,1i
The trees and drives receive ca GU, go
attention from those IN Cnal ~ ~
the whole aspect OF HllISlue - 80
naace and dignified but qulet oe as,g
Mrs John Rudersdorf OF HarloIu'
rri M her little daughter, Catherine
Mas a weekend guest Of her mo o5n7lt
MRS. Kate Nueneh; Sun Sunday yara aOe enI
sixty relatives and friends were o+ the th
tar+ained at family dinner az Cl9
Iobn Uuench home in So. LancastGl
Tho ,7u1titude was we'll dlned' Tue
women folks turning in to help 1n ab mTS-
Muench prepare and serve an an ap nart
danr dinner. The men did thelr pai'
By VS. slowing g5 away the fine eatab lie the
" Lee Haney, former editor Of the
Teller, was il Lancaster Monday bisfor 3e5l
ting out publicity for a o nt5ooi de- de-
R 2eSgan Of this region The AP Bsgst
ant viii be shown three days, A A.s,,o
"a, Is, 26, at Athletic Field, pq IIayers
With a large number OF Local o!a ppo o@yGa9
Z lu around T Dubuque is invited ITO TO
visit the nearby metropolis: ! NJ ~
order Of Eu-Qu-Bud has been nr rorfngp
to promote the pageant and properly
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