Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-05

About 125 couples attended the an
nual Firemen's ball here last Friday
evening.
Mrs. John ]. Martin returned home
Saturday from Finley hospital. Du-
buque, where she underwent a seri-
Gus triple operation three weeks ago
Her many friends will be glad TO
learn that she is well en- the road TO
recovery, although she has been eau
toned to remain absolutely quiet for
another month.
A valuable purebred SOW was shot
some hunters on the Frank Tebo farm
last week and the probabilities are
that the animal will die. Frank is not
averse to parties hunting on MS
premises. but would rather have them
exercise precaution and a little judg-
ment before discharging their fire.
arms
Miss Pauline Geiger returned Sun
day from visit with relatives in
Cedar Rapids, la.
Henry Kirschbaum accompanied by
Misses Alvena and Sophia Kirsch-
baum motored over from Kenosha to
/ spend Thanksgiving with home folks.
| Mrs. Laura Unger went to Lancas-
| vi InoI w CCh " ICl1ldli1 luuGuulL6lN.
Mrs. Austin Riley and children re-
| turned to La Crosse Sunday after a
| few days visit at the M. S. Stephens
/ home.
! Forest Holford and Laura Groom
! students at La Crosse normal, were
home for Thanksgiving
/ Mr.. and Mrs John Koppen are the
! parents Of a son born Thursday.
AL. indner was home from Milwau-
kee for several days last week
Mrs. Arthur Allen, nee Thyrza
! Pauley, is a guest at the John Martin
| home
Miss Dean Adrian spent Thursday
at Mineral Point with friends.
Raymond Bandekow was home from
Dubuque for a few days visit last
week
There was family reunion at tne
Otto Henkle home on Thanksgiving
! day when their three sons, John, Lee
and Gus, came up from Dubuque to
eat turkey with the home folks An
other son, Harold, was unable to join
the family circle.
The Freshmen gave a party comph-
| mentary to the Sophomores last We'd
nesday evening in the assembly room
of the public school
Miss Margaret Habermann, who is
! attending business college in La
Crosse, came home for Thanksgiving
and visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Haberman, until Sunday.
Miss Mildred Ishmael, employed in
the revenue office, Dubuque Spent
| Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs.
| Minnie Ishmael
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Johnson came
up from Savanna on Thanksgiving
day and visited at the Eliza Craig
home until Sunday.
Harry Schmitz, employed in Chica-
! go, spent Thanksgiving here with his
| family
Walter Lindner a student at Cam
pion college, Pra. du Chen, ate
Thanksgiving dinner with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lindner. Another
son, Albert, who, is attending Mar
/ quette college. Milwaukee, is also at
home for a few days visit.
Mrs. Albert Lippert and two chill
dren, after a fortnight's visit with her
sisters, Mesdames w. N. Osgood and
Marie Stoke, also her brothers,
Frank, Lawrence and Joe Weber, re-
turned to her home in Waterloo, Ia,
Friday.
Mrs. Harry Ashby left Tuesday for
Madison to call on her brother who is
seriously i'll with but slight hopes for
| recovery.
! Mrs. Arthur Allen arrived Tuesday
from Ohio tO InnIy off "a hO1
duties while her mother, Mrs. John j.
Martin, now in a Dubuque hospital, is
| recovering from a recent operation.