Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-03
LOCAL ITEMS

MIS-. Belle dudley smith visited the
past week at the Geo. E. Groom home
in CassVllle.
Mrs. Mary King Williams has gone
to Bull, Ida, to visit her sister, Mrs.
burlington, for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Ellis of Washing
ton, D. c., have been visiting the
formers mother, Mrs. Mary Ellis.
Mrs Louise Oswald and daughter,
Nettie, visited at La Grange, Ill, with
Wieland Oswald and family, last
week.
Mrs. w. J. Duncan returned Thurs
day from an extended visit in Pitts
burg, Pa, win her cousin, Mrs. Mat
thew Pogel.
Mrs. Harry lockwood and little
daughter of Fennimore, spent the past
week with the formers brother, Sher-
if Joe Edge.
Guests of Geo. Beck and wife the
past week were Henry Beck and wife
of Wausau and Walter Beck and wife
of Adams, Mimi.
Prof Irwin Kraemer has returned
to Muscatine, Iowa, where he is teach
ing the printing art to number of as
piring Ben Franklins.
Neal Phinney, city mail carrier, is
using a cane due to blood poisoning
in his right foot. The infection de-
veloped from a bruise.
VIM. Miller and wife of Colome, S.
D., motored to Grant county last week
to visit friends and relatives at Ian
caster and Bloomington.
Mrs. Elsie Van Dusen leaves soon
for Dayton, Ohio, where she will
make her home with her daughter.
Miss Elsie, employed there.
Mrs. Lucretia Totman returned
home last week from Brooking, S. D..
where she has been visiting her son,
Claire, for the past two months.
Mrs. Mortimer BARLEY and daugh-
ter of Columbus, Wis, were guests at
the A. C. Morse home last week, Dr.
BARLEY motored down for them Sun
day.
Mrs Leland Gorton and son, visit
ing at the parental Louis Fischer
home for the past two months, have
returned to their home in Paw Paw
Mich.
Geo. Slaght, former well known
Waterloo resident and recently a
dWeller in E. Dubuque, has purchased
property in Platteville and will reside
there in the future.
The classy Mitchell six of Frank
Fivecoats was in the hands of repair
men. Some party ran into his car,
parked in front of the hotel, causing
severe damage to the exterior.
The Grant county wild nut crop, so
abundant last year, is total failure
this year. Lovers of the wild have
been forced to pick bittersweet, dog
berries, woodbine and wild grapes.
Mrs. Rachel Garthwaite of Bloom
ington is patient at the Doolittle
hospital, where she underwent an OPP
Grafton for stomach ulcers last week.
Miss Ruth Campbell, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Guy Campbell of Platte
Vile, recently underwent an appendi-
citis operation at the Methodist hos
pital, Madison.
Mesdames Walter J. Brennan and
Harry Brooker are home from Du-
Iuth, where they went to escape the
hay fever. Upon return home Mrs.
Brennan again became affected by hay
fever.
DR.. Joseph Godfrey withdrew from
the L. A. Clark bond last week, his
place being taken by Mrs. Josie Clark
of Richland Center, the defendants
mother. Lamber Groenier remains on
the Clark bond.
Mrs. Martha Showalter departed
Viola, to visit C. H. Nye and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Nye reside at their Viola
home during the warm months and
spend the winter with son at Vlro-
qua.
Miss Grace Better of Sullivan, Wis,
returned home Wednesday following
weeks visit with w. H. Williamson
and wife, old friends. Other guests
of the Williamsons were Mrs. Ruth
Cilish and daughter, Ruthle, OF chi
cagO.
The completed painting work on the
Eastman Cartwright Lumber o. build
ings bears out the vision OF the plan
ner and painter and presents very
attractive appearance. The color de-
sign is orange with lettering IN pur-
pie, black and white. :,
The home talent play, Uncle JACK
which was given here by the Lancas-
ter C.. D. of A. Dramatic Club last
Nav, will be repeated at Cuba CITY
Friday evening, Oct. 5. Dance will be
given after the play for which Lam
caster orchestera will furnish music.
r. J. Priban of Chicago, motored
here Thursday for his wife ana son
who have been visiting at the =, !.
Johnson home near Five Polnts. Whl1e
here Mrs. Priban was taken SICK VIII
neuritis and required medical atten-
ton from DR.. Fowler. She LETT tor
home Saturday.
Mrs. Leo Meysembourg returned
Saturday from Dubuque, after spenu-
ing a week with her daughters, MIS-
Russell Mulgrew and Mrs. H. Z:
Stuart. She announces the arrival OF
a grandson at the home Mr.. and Mrs.
Mulgrew, last Friday, Sept. Is, making IL
TWO bows and one girl in their FANNY.
Henry Walker is laid up as the re-
suit of a fall at the Rob Stoffel farm
on Wednesday of last week. He was
getting silo filler ready for wo n
when in some manner he fell, break
inc two ribs near the backbone. The
doctor saws it will be several weeks
before he will be able to WORK pr
again.
Mrs. Ethel Graney. wife OF Geo - L;
Graney of Ellenboro, was conm Ill'oSt
to Mendoza hospital for treatment
NFoo5oxv following an eXam10aIlOn 1OI