Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-06-27

R@I u the week visiting friends at
Fennimore.
Mrs. john Gerhardt and Mrs. Elmer
eIger, tennlmCre, are Doolittle hos
pltal patients.
Inc Lancaster Woman's club has
unoef consideration a chidren's play
ground project.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Weisbenner are
w w parents OF a baby daughter born
sunday morning.
clarence Howe Of Evanston visited
IN Lancaster last mid-week with his
father, John Howe.
MISS Geneva Krohn underwent an
I appendicitis operation at DoolittIe
hospital last week.
MRS A. NJ. Ziegler and daughter.
Edlth, OF No. AndOVer, were Lancas-
ter visitors Monday.
Lancaster young people attending
various schools and colleges are
home for the summer.
Miss Constance Sherman had ton
sis removed by Drs. Fowler and
hraut Saturday morning.
Mrs. jeanette c. Meyer, lately in
poor health, was reported as being
very low Monday evening.
Miss Rachel Payne, who recently
underwent goitre operation here re-
turned home to Fennimore yesterday.
Ladies OF the Episcopal Guild mad
| good success at their strawberry
supper Thursday evening. cIearing
over $50.
Mrs. Claude Showalter and daugh-
ter OF Horizon, visiting Mrs. Anime
Showalter, returned home Saturday
afternoon.
Jas. McBrien departed Monday for
Highland to visit at the Heidel home.
He goes from there to Stevens Point
and later to Minneapolis.
Miss Gertrude Lewis of Fennimore
was week end guest of her brother,
clayton, Of Lancaster. She leaves
| soon Tor visit in old Mexico
| Mrs. J. S. Chandler, who resides
with her daughter, Mrs. F. B. Calls,
went to her old home, Montfort, yes
terday, for visit with friends.
Mrs. Ben Weide and son, Leo, Of
Merrill, motored here Saturday to at
| tend the Geo. Vail funeral. They
made the trip down in exactly II
hours.
The Rev. Brockard, S. j., supplied
the pulpit at St. Clements church,
Sunday, in the absence of Rev. Haas,
the new pastor, expected here this
week
Albert Cardey, lineman for the Wis
consin Electric Co. at Whitewater,
spent the weekend at home Albert
is working on the hot stuff, $500 to
$4,000 volts.
Lightning struck the Robt Thomp-
son home in the first ward Monday
evening, tearing off shingles and set
ting fire to some bedding. No great
damage resulted.
The Junior Aid Society Of the M. E,
church will meet Friday afternoon.
Circle No. l picnic at Ryland Park;
Circle No. 2, with Mrs. Burr Walker;
Circle No. 8, with Mrs. Harry Brook
err. ***
Miss Grace Stone, English teacher
at the University of Tennessee at
Knoxville, Tenn, is visiting her fatn-
work and the southern people exceed
ingIy.
Mrs. G. Lawrence and sons, Eldon
and Arthur, of Rock ISLAND, visited at
the Henry A. Fisher home here this
week. They departed yesterday for
visit with the formers mother at
Sitter.
Miss Helen Abrams, formerly OF
Lancaster, was married at Pasadena,
Calf, June 10, TO John t. Troy, Cal
ifornia business man. Mrs. Troy is
the daughter OF Harvey Abrams OF
this city.
The Methodist male quartet motoreQ
to PIatteville Sunday evening and
sang at the closing session OF the
camp melting. Ralph Hoskins OF
Bloomington substituted for A. w
Corner, away on visit.
Judge Smalley ordered Atty. Or
chard to draw up contempt proceed
ings for Ralph Biederbeck, charged
with failure to provide for his wife
and dependent children. The order
directs imprisonment for thirty days
in the county jail.
Births at the Doolittle hospital last
week were to Mrs. Fred Day Wednes-
day, and Mrs. Geo. Sitter, Thursday.
Catherine Jeanette Nathan had
tonsils removed at the Doolittle hos
pital last week
Supt. M. V. Burris lays claim to
having the most Travelled car IN the
county. 1t is a Hudson SIX, elgnt
wears old, with a mileage OF over
100000 and still able to get over the
roads at a lively rate.
Mrs. F. Basford Of Madison, return
ed home wednesday oAtCA " -
with her father, John Stephens OF TINS
city. Mr.. Stephens at the age OF n
years, has enjoyed remarkably good
health until recently. His complaint
is heart trouble.
Miss Alma Henkel went to Rich
land Center Sunday to visit a brother,
Dr, J. Fred Henkel. Miss Henkel has
accented an offer to teach at Mitchell,
8 d. next year, as physical director
OF girls in the junior high school.
Word was received Monday that
Geo. Petersen was ready to undergo
an operation for PROSTATE trouble at
Madison hospital: The complaint
nroved not to be Of cancerous ma
4 pre which is a relief to Mr.. Peter
sen family and friends.
Mrs. Geo. Barrows is expected mere
from Cassville this week for a visit
with VIM. Barrows and wife. Since
he death OF her husband Mrs. Bar
rows has concluded not TO make her
home in Oregon again. She will
n ,1U her future residence with a Sis
ter fer in Sioux City, Iowa, after her