Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-04-18
LOCAL ITEMS

Will harvest and pack the succulent
vegetable from 1,400 acres this year.
Wisconsin peas have the reputation
among Gamers and in households all
over the country of being the very
best grown. The Lancaster product
is excellent and has been the means
OF lining the company Golfers with
many shekels.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kinney, widow of
Rollo Kinney, is at Mayos hospital,
rochester, where she submitted to a
very delicate operation on Tuesday of
last week. Relatives have been mott
ned the operation was a success and
all danger passed. Mrs. Kinney has
been in Seattle for several years and
came east for the express purpose of
consulting the Mayos.-Times.
Chas. Libby, Fond du Lac, Grand
Lecturer of the K. P. lodge was here
tuesday night of last week, putting
on the work for three new members.
H. L. Folio, Dick Hiestand and Oscar
Edwards became pages of the order,
taking first rank. The candidates
were given the second rank of esquire
last night.
The office force of Dist. 9 is now
working around fifteen men prepar-
ing and finishing plans for the road
work soon to open. AS the season
advances men now in the office will
enter the field as job supervisors on
the various contracts under way in
the district, embracing five counties.
John Green, a son of Arthur Green,
who has been in Muirdale Sanitarium
near Milwaukee for a year, has re-
fuTnn6 homo CrnofIXy ironrnxod in
health. The boy contracted tubercu-
lOsis following his mothers illness
and death with the same disease.
J. A. Hosegood of Madison, has
been appointed local manager of the
A. P. store, succeeding w. H. Gall,
resigned. The A. P. Co. has opened a
branch in Platteville after three
years effort to get a location they
wanted in that city.
Smock Grebe and Gene Doll went
wolf hunting Thursday with the hope
that they might unearth some dens
and bag some cubs. The bounty is
down now, but the reward is high
enough to warrant search where
cubs are involved.
The Lancaster Woman's Club en-
tertained Wednesday evening in hon
or of Mesdames JIG l.. Hack and j. G.
Doolittle. Mrs. Hack goes to Roch
ester, Mimi, to live and Mrs. Doolit-
tie plans to join DR.. Doolittle in
Chicago.
r. M. Orchard went to Muscoda on
business Wednesday making the trip
via Madison. A journey of a few
hours by motor car is made an after
noon and evening affair by the terri
BILE spring roads of Grant county.
Geo. Aupperle and sister, Miss Eva
Aupperle, spending the winter at
Lakeland, Fla, have started north
for their home in Sheldon, Iowa, af-
ter a pleasant winter amid the salub-
rious climate of the gull
The Venerable VIM, Dawson OF
Madison, Arch-Deacon of this diocese
of the Epicopal church, was here
Thursday comforting on church mat
tiers with the Rev. VIM. Oliver john
SON of Emmanuel parish.
A high school play, Mrs. Temples
telegram will be shown at the opera
house tonight The farce is time
honored among high school thespians
and always evokes considerable in
terest and amusement.
Mrs John Suer of FIT. Dodge, Iowa,
called to Lancaster by the death OF
her mother, Mrs. Nancy Morris, de-
parted Friday morning for Danv1lle,
Ill. where she will visit before re-
turning home.
Miss Leila Kerr of Elkader, Iowa,
a trained nurse, returned to her work
Thursday morning following a six
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Kerr of Lancaster.
The JOS. A. Bailie farm through
Croft & and Stevens marketed 68
head of steers that averaged LAZY
hounds each. The prime cattle were
shipped to Chicago.
"Buck" HYDE, we'll known to Grant
county baseball fans, has been en-
gagged as outfelder with the Dubu-
que club of the Mississippi valley
League this year.
M V. Burris Jr. of the asylum force
is home from Kansas City, Kansas
where he spent five weeks undergo
inc medical and surgical treatment.
Mrs John Clifford OF St Paul.
Mimi, has been visiting her sister
Mrs. w. d. Burr of Lancaster Mrs
Clifford returns home TINS weeh'
Mrs Ernest Alt and children and
Mrs. Rudolph Sanders went to Madl-
SON Friday for a visit of few days
with friends in the capital city.
The Geo. BaiIie Franklin sedan,
left in California following the illness
and death of Chas. Bailie, was shipped
hack here by freight recently.
Frank He'll, Deputy U. 5. Marsnal'
was in Lancaster between trains
wednesday. Mr.. He'll is located per-
manently in Madison.
Mrs. Vina Stone has returned nome
from Rochester, Mimi, where she un-
derwent two operations. Her health
is greatly improved. ,s
Edgar Croft bought two loads Oh
feeding steers on the Chicago market
and had them shipped to his farm
here for feeding.
Albert Wiedenbeck Jr. plans TO go
70 harrington, ILL.,, to work in a lum-
her ward as soon as his health per-
Mrs Matte Richardson and mother
have rented the Hickin residence va
Gated by the Albert Wiedenbeck lam
lily. ,+ 20 Nodi-
con Thursday to visit her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Frank He'll