Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-11-01
LOCAL ITEMS

MT. anu MFS. y. II. Williams de-
parted Sunday for their future home
in Baraboo.
Drs. Godfrey operated on Verda,a 6
years, daughter of John Sitter, Mt.
Ida, removing tonsils, Tuesday.
Mrs. G. c. Morgan of Buckwheat
Ridge went to FIT. Atkinson yesterday
to visit relatives for few days.
Deputy U. S. Marshall He'll and wife
of Madison motored here Sunday and
visited ]. Lee Wright and wife.
Mrs. VIM. Kaspers of Fennimore
underwent an abdominal operation at
Doolittle hospital Monday morning.
Earl Yoose, small son of Ed. Yoose,
Hurricane, had tonsils and adenoids
removed by DR.. Fowler last week
Miss Mary Fuerstenberg of Preston,
IS employed at the ]. T. Bennett home
during Mrs. Benefits convalescence
Conductor Waite has been taking a
layoff, Jake Kiefer of Baraboo, sub
bling for the jovial Madison train di-
rector.
Miss Helen Carr, attending Univer-
sity, spent the weekend with her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. J. t.
Bennett.
WOOdman, were over Sunday visitors
at the William Hudson home in So.
Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lorenz are the
parents of a new baby daughter who
arrived early Monday, DR.. Doolittle
attending.
John Meyer, So. Lancaster farmer,
has bought the residence formerly
owned by the late Mrs. Helen Judd in
the fourth ward.
Miss Vera Tewksbury, teacher of
Domestic Science in the Lancaster
schools, visited Livingston friends
over the weekend.
Eastman Cartwright Lbr. Co. is at
work on an addition to their lumber
sheds. The improvement will add
considerably to their space.
The postoffice is preparing to adver-
tise bids on the Potosi-Lancaster mail
delivery and particulars can be seen
at the local or the Potosi postoffice.
Miss Martha Meyer underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Doc
little hospital, Sunday evening, Miss
Meyer was taken i'll very suddenly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Totman de-
parted Sunday for their future home
in Sheboygan, after weeks visit at
the Mesdames l.. TOtman and II. M.
Lee homes in Lancaster.
w. w. Vanderpool and family Of
Waukesha visited the past week with
the Albert Brinkman, Ralph King and
George Martin families in Lancaster,
returning home Monday.
Mildred Lind, Sitter injured in
motor tip-over, is improving, DR.. God
frey reports. Miss Lind suffered
three broken ribs and severe bruises
but was not internally hurt.
Mr.. Welton of Oshkosh, state Off
cial of the w. r. c., was in Lancas-
ter, Thursday, Potosi Friday, and
Bloomington, Saturday, going over
the works of the respective corps
The Peoples State Bank entertained
number of visitors at a radio con-
cert in the bank lobby Saturday night.
A number of fine selections were re-
ceived, L. A Clark acting as radio
operator.
Burr Walker has the measles.
Miss Jeanette Griswold, visiting
her mother, Mrs H. NJ Griswold, de-
parted yesterday for Chicago, where
she enters Presbyterian hospital as
night supervisor of nurses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Moran of
Madison, a newly welded couple,
visited here last week at the A. j.
Wiedenbeck and G. H. Bennett homes.
Mr.. Moran is nephew of Mrs. Ben
nett, and his wife, formerly Miss Meta
Voss, a niece of Mr.. Wiedenbeck's.
The mason and brick laying work
at the new Presbyterian church has
been entirely completed. Ed. Pagel
had charge of the mason work ana
Jack Richardson handled the brick
laying. Both jobs evidence consider
able skill.
Frank Crumrine and three grand
children of Boscobel, drove here sun
day visited Mr. Crumrine's sister,
Mrs. A. c. Smith. Mr.. Crumr1ne IS
Civil war veteran and marched with
Sherman to the sea. He served IN 20.
T.. 18th Wis. Volunteers, serving TO
the close of the war.
Mrs. Jos. Ivey recuperatlng from
lengthy and severe spell OF illness, Is
visiting at Waterloo, Iowa, with the
Nick Tiedeman family. She will be
Joined the latter part of this week by
Mr.. Ivey and they plan trip to Els
therville to visit DR.. Alex lyey ana
family, before returning home
Lloyd Mccormick of Lancaster TOOK
Reserve Champion Shorthorn at the
Junior Livestock Exposition at Madl-
son last week. There were 80 head OF
cattle shown and of these 81 were
Shorthorns. The Mccormick beef was
10 months old and weighed LAO lbs:
The show was held last Tuesday ana
Wednesday.
The two tasty new homes of Will
liam Henkel and William Henkel,
erected on the old Col Clark lots on
w. Hickory ST., are now almost COM
pleted and will be occupied before
snow flies unless cold weather comes
sooner than expected Both resi-
dences are a credit to the owners,
builders and the two yards furnishing
the plans.
company, has a carrier pigeon ne
picked up injured a few days ago. The
bird had a bad wing but under Frank
care it is almost ready to take the ar
again. The bird is a genuine homer
and has tag bearing the insignia
"AJ22-H691S." Frank naturally
would like to know where the bird
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