Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-06-06
Personal Mention

Will Carter is driving new Paige
sedan
Thirty-two seniors graduated at
BosceGel Friday night.
Milton Frazier will play with the
Cuba City band at Platteyille July T.
Mrs. Geo. Dyer, in the hospital for
the past five weeks, returned nome
Sunday.
&c" college at Madison, was sun /
day visitor at home.
ptomaine poisoning at the nome o. ner
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Kaap.
John Grange, Waterloo, and FRANK |
Never. Lancaster are operative I
patients at the Doolittle hospital.
Ray Groenier, Mrs. Lamber Groe-
nier and Mrs. Ora Sitter motored 70 /
Chicago Saturday for a weeks Visit. |
Mining school grads" received d.
nlomas Friday night Most OF the
graduates step into positions lmmedl-
ately
diva for a visit with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Norton,
Hollywood, Calf.
Mrs. Frank Ely Of Kirkland, Wash,
near Seattle, is here visiting her SIS
9 tiers, Mrs. H. r. King, Mrs. Dan Price
and Mrs John Stevens.
The annual picnic OF the woman
Club will be held at Schreiner's PARK
Wednesday afternoon, June il. Eacn
member is entitled to bring guest.
Mrs Fred Nehls departed Monday
for Fond du Lac, where she attends
an assembly OF the Odd Fellow and
Rebekah orders as Lancaster dele
gate.
Grant Sunday catching two fine Ger
man trout. One weighed one pound
dressed and the other one and three
fourths pounds.
Pierce Patterson and sister, Miss
Patterson, and Miss Sabina Stockeft,
all Of Bloomington, went to JanesVllIe
Yesterday morning to attend the grad
uation exercises at the blind scnool.
DR.. Kraut was called to the Viii
EIwen home, Five Points, Thursday
to set a broken right leg for Mr.. FL
wells daughter, Phyllis, aged II. Inc
little girl playing Crack the whip,
broke the member just above the
ankle.
By special permit Justice Burrows
performed a marriage ceremony last
Wednesday for Joseph Thresher, Il,
Mineral Point, and Dorothy Klein
hammer, q, Platteville. Witnesses
were Mrs. Barbara Fletcher and Mrs.
Agnes Dolan.
VIM. Poad, highway engineer, en-
ruote home from Fond du Lac Monday
morning. collided with a Ford car
near Livingston. The Ford coupe
Poad was driving suffered a broken
radiator. The other car lost two tires
in the impact.
DR.. Dirk Lay, missionary to the
Pima Indian, of Sacaton, Arlz., visited
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. VIM. j.
Grossheim over Sunday. He gave IN
teresting addresses at the Lancaster
and Hurricane churches. DR.. Lay IS
a brother of MS. Grosshelm.
Marie Marlowe took her younger
sister, Doris, to Rochester, Mimi,
Monday for further medical treatme Al
at the Mayo clinic. The little gil Is
making Improvement in health. The
natnre Of her complaint is a growth
affecting the lower lip. The radlo
treatment has been used with sue
cess.
Lancaster people were much sur
nrised to learn last week that Rev
q T. Kaiser, priest at St. Clement
since the retirement of FIR. Wambold
several years ago, was preparing &c
leave here for a charge at Stanley
Chippewa county. Stanley is city
of 5000 population and a thriving
place. !.
Mike MONTE, motoring to Pra. ~
Chen early last Thursday morning
overturned on a sand spit four miles
this side of the city at Fagen's cor
ners. Pinned under the car with onS
leg behind the seat and the other un'
der the foot board Mr.. Montzs laid un.
der the car from 1880 to $50 wher
released by a travelling man and twt
farmers. He suffered severe BODY
bruises but no broken bones and i
at his home here.
Ralph Cranes, aged IA, was hur
in a runaway Friday afternoon nea
"HelI's Half Acre" in the west part 0
Lancaster. Ralph was returnlnI
from swim in Grant with Clarenc,
Stoffel and Billie Edwards. The Stof
fel horse becam frightened an
dashed off, throwing Billie and Clar
ence out of the rig. Ralph lunged al
ter, landing on his head. He was IN
conscious for half an hour and is still
under doctors care at the home
his stepfather, Adolph Schneider
Pie a la mode. ice cream and cak
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