Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-01-24
LOCAL ITEMS

senger Monday
Mrs. Chas. Kaap has been quite i'll
with an attack of appendicitis.
Ellie Dobson and Arno Alt were
Madison passengers yesterday.
Mrs. Eugene. Starr has recovered
from a severe attack of neuritis.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson was between
trains caller at Fennimore Thursday.
Two children Of Mrs. Tony Knox, re
siding in the fourth ward, are i'll with
scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Stone of Des
Moines, Iowa, are the parents Of a
son born last week.
Albert Wiedenbeck Jr and family
have moved to Lancaster to the Hick-
in house in the first ward.
Burlie Dobson, representing the
Wisconsin Agriculturist, was in st.
Louis on business last week.
Miss Nettie Bosemyer, teaching at
the Ward school near Hurricane, spent
the weekend at her home in Fenni-
more.
Mrs. Chas. Tiedemann entertained
a number of women guests at a card
party followed by luncheon Friday
evening
Ed. Shepherd went to Madison yes
terday after his daughter, Clarrisa.
patient in the Methodist hospital for
three weeks past.
Mrs. r. NJ. Lee departed Saturday
for visit at Oostburg, Wis, with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claire Totman.
W. j. Bailie, Burr Walker and VIM
HierOnimus motored to Milwaukee
yesterday to attend the big auto show
and bring out a new Hun.
Register Cox was detained at
Platteville last week by the serious
illness of his wife. Mrs. Cox has been
in poor health for a year past
ThOs. Smith, Civil war veteran of
Cassville, celebrated his 18th birthday
Thursday, Jan. H. Mr.. Smith is one
Of three Civil war veterans living in
Cassville
Mrs Martha Shearer, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Alonzo Aupperle, re-
turned home to Madison Friday. Mrs.
Aupperle went along for a visit At
Fennimore.
Mrs. Martha Lanyon Of Joplin, Mo,
has been visiting at the Jos. t. Ben.
nett home. Mrs. LanyOn was called
north by the illness and death of Mrs.
w. H. Often.
Chas Kaap and Mark Hoskins mo-
tored to Gutenberg Sunday to attend
the funeral of John TornOwski, Mr..
Kaaps cousin. Mr.. Hoskins was one
of the pail bearers.
w. E. Damn went to Madison yes
terday to attend road school. Mr..
Damn is still crippled from torn lig
aments in his right leg, incurred in an
accident last summer.
Mrs Harry Simpson of Madison, is
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Pythian Sisterhood installation TAX
ing place this evening. A six o'clock
supper will precede the regular lodge
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Rose
lawn, have received word of the death
at Tenino, Wash, Of Gordon Galloway,
&c. son of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Gallo
way, former residents Of Beetown.
Demise was due to typhoid fever.
Mrs. Frank Fisher departed We'd
nesday noon via Madison, for her
new home in Alpena, Mich She was
met at Madison by her sister, Nellie
Moran. of Austin, Mimi, who came TO
accompany Mrs. Fisher as far as
Chicago.
The babe of Mr. and Mrs. Will Gard
of Cobb has been i'll with pneumonia
at the Mrs Henry Williams home
here. Mrs. Gard and baby came down
two weeks ago to attend her father,
funeral and the infant developed
pneumonia while here.
Mavor E. L. Mccoy was smiling
with more than usual cheer THURSDAY
and willing to admit to the world that
he had received wire announcing
the arrival of a grandson, William Lee
roy. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Clanton. Huntley. Ill, the same day.
Messrs. and Mesdames Fred Phli-
brick. Harvey Croft, Claire Dobson
and Ed Olson entertained seventy
guests at a six o'clock dinner ana cafd
party at the Odd Fellow hall TUESDAY
evening The orchestra strummea
about o'clock and dancing tolIowea
until midnight
A Bartmus, former lineman for the
Farmers Co.. is making big swing
around the circle Leaving here last
fan Mr. Bartmus went to Rochester
for an operation. Then he went 20
Cleveland. Wis. The next word came
from Kalispell. Mont. Now he writes
from Los Angeles, Calf.
Mrs. Austin Farrand Went to Bloom
ington. Ill, Thursday, to Visit ner
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs:
Tohn Nngent. Miss Mary Farrand
was married to Mr.. Nugent, Bloom
ington jeweler, in November: MIS-
Farrand went down to assist them Oh
getting settled in their new home. :
Arthur Tebo and Laura Hickok Oh
Beetown were made man ana VIE ny
the Rev. John De Vries at the Baptist
parsonage Wednesday morning. MI
and Mrs. Tebo departed on the noon
train for a wedding trip to points east.
Upon their return they Will De d.
home on their farm IN Beeto"n to"n
ship.
ON Tuesday evening of last week
+bo members of the Hurricane Presby-
terrain Christian Endeavor surprised
Joe Ryan at the home of Renfen We
land. The evening was spent in play
ing games, after whcih refreshments 5
were served. Mr.. Ryan Is soo soon -
leave for Madison, where he VIII re-
enne his work at the University In
order tn show their appreciation OF the