Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-11-14
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. VIM. Liddle of Fennimore. was
an Over-Monday visitor in Lancaster.
L. Weber and wife and Kenneth mo-
tored to Milwaukee Sunday for few
days visit.
Albert Washburn of Montfort, had
tonsils removed at the Doolittle hos
pital Friday.
Mrs. Phil Parish and daughter,
Frances, went to Madison yesterday
to visit relatives. ~
Mrs. j. F. Sweeney of La Crosse
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM,
Turner from Friday until Monday
A number of the younger people of
this city motored to Fennimore. Wed-
nesday evening and attended a dance
there. ri
Grant Atkinson and Lois Moore, re4
cent patients at the Doolittle hospital.
have returned to their respective
homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Webb of Gill
bert, Mimi, visited here the past week
at the VIM. Webb and Mrs. Oswald
homes.
Rev. Louis Arhelger wento to
DOdgeville Saturday. He preached
Sunday.
Ted" Raymond goes to Milwaukee
shortly, where the firm with which lie
is employed has contract of interior
decorating.
Mrs. Mary Aver of Benton returned
home Monday noon following a weeks
visit with her brother, Timothy Cot
tingham, of this city.
c.
seriously i'll with pneumonia. DR..
DoOlittie and trained nurse from Du-
buque are caring for Mr.. Sager.
Mrs. VIM. Henkel, who gave birth to
a son at the Doolittle hospital last
Monday, took turn for the worse on
Monday after a weeks favorable prog
ress.
Mortimer Backus, after spending a
month in Stockton, ILL.,, returned to
his home Sunday. DR.. and A. H. Lyons
and Mrs. T. j. Staver accompanied
him home. =
James Meyers of Potosi township
brought red fox hide to Co. Clerk
Webb Saturday and claimed the 81
state bounty. The county bounty is
"ausgespieldt"
Miss Iva Cardey, who teaches in the
grade schools of Cazenovia, spent the
weekend here with her parents and
attended the funeral of her cousin,
Mark Hoffman. =
The Platteville Miners defeated the
Normalites Friday in clean-cut game
with a score of IA to 3. A tumble in
the first quarter proved costly to the
Normal team, the Miners taking the
ball to a touchdown.
JOS. Walker Lancaster's active oc-
tOgenarian, went to Dodgeville yester-
day to visit his nieces, Miss Laura
Roberts of that city, and Mrs. B. F. Nc
LELAND of West Bend, Iowa, who is
visiting Miss Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Mink and son,
RexfOrd, spent Sunday at the w. II.
Deckert home in Dubuque. Others at
the Deckert home Sunday were: Mrs.
Ella ElWell of Washington, d. c., and
Mrs Alice Black of Clinton, Mimi.
JOS McBrien and family of Minnea
polls, visited Lancaster relatives over
Sunday. Mr.. McBrien says his father
is still at the hospital and in a grave
condition. He takes nourishment, but
his mental faculties seem paralyzed.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Gibbs and Mr. and
Mrs Jack Thorn motored to Stockton,
H., Sunday in their new Overland
sedan, a distance of Is miles. They
then journeyed to Morrisyille. Mr..
Gibbs boyhood home and where his
parents are buried. The trip was
made without difficulty between morn
ing and night
Mrs. w B. Doll has been in Dubu-
que for the past week visiting at her
brothers homes, James and Samuel
Jordan, and taking in the sights OF the
city. Sunday being Armistice day as
we'll as Mrs. A. B. Cooks birthday,
they all enjoyed the demonstrations
of Armistice day as we'll as a birthday
dinner at the James Jordan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Rogers gave a din
ner Saturday in honor OF Mrs. Oily
Craig, of Montana. Those around the
festive board we're: Dilly Craig OF
Montana; Mrs. C. A. Perrin of Grant;
George Marks and wife of Lancaster;
Grandpa Mcconnell Beetown; Riley
Mcconnell of Iowa, Mrs. Craig re
turns this week to her home in Mon
tana, after an enjoyable visit with her
father, sister, brother and other rela-
tives.