Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-02-28

Ed. Alderman, formerly a resident
here but for the past four wears farm
/ ing at Fl. Atkinson, moved here Mon
day and will reside on the Burr Walk
er farm in No. Lancaster. Mr.. Acker-
man moved his effects in five car
loads. He brought 60 head of live
stock and big line of machinery and
Will go at farming right.
Mrs. Charles Benoy returned home
Thursday after a weeks visit at the
Frank Blewett home in Madison. Mrs.
Benoy also consulted DR.. Jackson in
regard to her health and is very much
encouraged with his report.
Mrs. Edward V. Shaw and son. st.
Clair OF Ell Paso, Texas, arrived here
one day last week to care for her
mother, Mrs. A. G. Smith, who has
been quite sick the past month. ***
Mrs. Robert Baile Sr. received
word Sunday advising of the serious
illness at Great Falls, Mont, of her
son, Robt. Harmon She left via Po-
tosl the same day for Great Falls.
Mrs. Henry Edwards of Alma Cen
ter, made brief visit at the Charles
Benoy home last week. Mrs. Edwards
is on her way to Bloomington to see
her sick father, Jacob Schreiner.
sam Grimes, New Orleans, John w.
Brown, Miss Florence Richmond and
Fred Grimes, Madison, were here to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Amy
Grimes, held Sunday.
Richard Nankivil and bride of Cuba
City, have moved here and have
| rooms in the Mrs. Anime Showalter
residence. Mr.. Nankivil is employed
IN the highway office
!. Miss Blanche Dewey, Platteville
Normal, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thompson of Fennimore, were here
Sunday to attend the funeral of Miss
Emily Gingrich.
Elvie Kern, So Lancaster farmer
had piece of emery catch under his
left eyelid Friday. After considerable
pain the offending substance was re-
moved Monday. ~
DR.. and Mrs. Jos. Godfrey have re-
ceived word of the arrival of a daugh
ter, Marcia Helen, at the home of
their son, Fred, Davenport, Iowa,
Feb. %.
Andrew Browning shipped his
goods to Eagle, Wis, Monday, and
Art. Reynolds shipped to Clyman
Wis. Both will farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Edge of Ben
ton, were here to see Mrs. Edges
aunt, Miss Eta Bennett, who is quite
illwith the grippe.
III. O. r. Bryan went to lola, Kansas,
Monday to visit a brother, G. F. Bry-
an, NJ P. station agent there, for a
| couple of weeks
Mrs. Lucy Lounsbury, Lake Mills,
returned home Monday after an ex-
tended visit with her daughter, Mrs
Mark Hoskins.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schumacher of
Garnavillo, Iowa, visited from Tues
day to Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Merberger.
Lou Kraut has a disabled left hand
due to getting the member crushed by
cement cistern lid falling on it one
day last week.
Mrs. A. L. Morse went to Fenni-
more Monday to care for her sister,
Mrs. Harry lockwood, who is i'll.
Mrs. Lou Dixon and son, Stanley,
went to Madison Sunday to make an
extended visit with relatives.
John Keehner, Potosi, underwent
an operation for hernia at the Doc
little hospital, Monday.
| Ernest Naumann went to Madison
Saturday to take in the little Interna-
| tional livestock show.
Mr.. Bert Chappelle of Dodgeville,
| was a weekend guest at the Charles
Benoy home.
Lloyd Cardey went to Madison
Monday to begin work as telephone
| lineman.
Betty Wieland, attending "4C" col
lege, Madison, was a weekend visitor
at home.
John ]. Scanlon, Fennimore attor-
ney, was Saturday caller in Lancas-
| ter.
Mrs. T. j. Granville and daughter,
Jean, were weekend visitors at Madi-
| son.
| Miss Olive Hymer was Spring
Green passenger Saturday morning.
w. H. Williamson and wife spent
the weekend with Madison friends.
| Miss Amelia Holzer was Preston
| passenger yesterday.
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