Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-01-10
LOCAL ITEMS

after years illness.
Grace Stone left Tuesday morning
for Knoxville, Tenn
Miss Grace Orion is employed nv DR.
Kraut as office attendant.
Miss Florence Anderson of Mont
fort was a Lancaster caller Saturday
The funeral of Mrs. John Spenselav
was held at Benton Sunday.
Miss Sarah Burgess of Boscobel was
a Lancaster caller last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bevan oe
Union are the parents of a son.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs
G. Hauser is i'll with spinal meningi-
It's.
$4,000 rats were killed in a cam
paign at Whitewater, the cost being
$500.
Louis Stauss of Aurora, Iowa, was
a weekend guest OF his brither. Geo
Stauss.
James White, Hazel Green, died at
Dubuque, where he had been taking
treatment.
Mrs. Frey Meyers, patient at the
Doolittle hospital, shows continued
Improvement.
Rev. VIM. Grossheim went to Mad
ison yesterday to attend meeting of
the presbytery
DR.. Godfrey reports the birth of a
daughter at the Walter Burr home in
Liberty Monday.
R. A. Irwin went to Madison yester-
day to attend the apple show and hor-
ticultural meeting.
Dr. Fowler reports the birth of a
daughter at the Sam Welsh home in
Little Grant, Jan. 3.
Mrs Ellis Schmidt of Madison, Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. Clementson, re-
turned home Saturday.
Jacob Ohlert, residing with daugh-
ter Mrs. Melvin Peak, on Platte, is re-
ported as being very ILL.,
Rev. J. l.. Hack went to Liberty
Yesterday to visit Rev Kieffer who is
i'll with a slight stroke.
Miss Nora McCluskey of GAINESVILLE,
visited at the Chas. Borah home last
week, returning Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Couseley went to
Monroe yesterday to visit Mrs. Couse-
ley's parents for couple of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Bell, residing
at the Unity mine, near Hazel Green,
are the parents of 14-pound son.
Mrs. Edwin Hugill died at Darling
ton Sunday, from stroke of paraly-
sis, following four years illness.
Miss Ellen Johnson fell, breaking a
small bone in her right arm, one day
last week. She is under DR.. Godfrey S
care.
Miss Laurinda Hampton, Lawrence
college senior, returned to her studies
Saturday following two weeks visit
at home.
The Sunday train cleared the last
of the vacationists who have been
spending the holidays with Lancaster
relatives.
Chas. Spease of Mt. Hope, passed
away Saturday Funeral services
were held at the Aupperle cemetery
yesterday.
Misses Mildred Case and Leone
Kramer, Doolittle hospital employees,
departed Monday for weeks visit IN
Milwaukee,
Atty. T. NJ. Priestly has formed a
partnership with Vroman Mason or
Madison. Mr.. Priestly will remain at
Mineral Point
Eugene Turner of Benton is moving
onto the Allen Atkinson farm at Ell
lenboro. Mr. Atkinson will move to
Platteville.
DR.. Fowler performed an appendi-
citis operation Jan. 3, on Leila Cover
aged 10. daughter of Ora Govler. she
is doing well.
Mrs. Leland Gorton and son, Will
lain. returned home to Paw raw
Mich, Friday following visit at the
Lou Fischer home.
Miss Elsie Taylor, teaching al ems
holm. Mimi, returned to her work
Saturday following a holiday visit at
the Roy Woolford home.
CIarice Govier, daughter OF James
Govier of Patch Grove, and James
Staebler of Charles City, Iowa, were
married at Dubuque, Dec. 3Uth.
Miss Francis Knox. sophomore at
Jennings seminary, Aurora, Ill, re-
turned to school Saturday. Miss Knox
visited her father Walter Knox, over
the holidays.
Mrs. Joe Wright departed Saturday
for Madison. where she is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Ewald Scheibel. FROM
Madison Mrs. Wright goes to chicago
10 visit another daughter, Ruth.
Mrs. Chas. Benoy has returned from
Madison hospital where she TOOK
treatment for anemia, considerably
improved in health. Mrs. Benoy re-
turns soon for further treatment.
J.R. Vernon and wife departed ou la
day for their new home IN Chlcag =
Mr.. Vernon enters the employ Oh tns
Johnson Service o., a concern devote9
to the manufacture of ventilaelng anu
heat control system. .,,o az
word was received at Dodgevllle OIL
the death. of George Roberts ana ms
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ray Rooerts, ~, a.
Yorktown. S. D., of pneumonia. An ns
deaths occurred within five days Oh
NJ. v Burris, son, Guerdon, ana q
daughter. Mrs. C. S. Moore, depaTteu
YESTERDAY morning for Fond gu - ~
where they are visiting the ,o Jul
powers family. Mrs. Powers latety
re @n from a serious illness. u.
Miss Lois Livingston onlsen nsrr
student was a guest OF her aunt lo M ?.
George Clementson at Lancaster
Later she went to Chicago 10 n s;e
her brother. C. B. Livingston OF NV &c :
napolis. Ind. She is q daug4tei ~ tn
late pres. and Mrs. ]. W. Llvinsssun
If the Platteville Normal. piaete 'iie