Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-11-21
LOCAL ITEMS


Cross membership dues. Do not for
get.
Miss Mae Keehner of Potosi. is an
operative patient at the Doolittle hos
pital.
DR.. Kraut reports the birth of a bow
at the Clyde Hough home in Lancas-
ter, Nov. IL. 80
John Webb went to Chicago SUNDAY
to consult DR.. Nelson Percy in regard
to his health
J. w. McKelvey and Adolph Wen
king left Thursday for various points
in South Dakota. x*8
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jerrett of North
Lancaster, are the parents of a daueh
ter born Nov. Is.
DR.. Fowler reports the birth of q
boy Saturday at the Lloyd Perrin
home in Beetown.
Mrs. e. H. Hinkley went to James,
vile Monday to visit her parents re-
siding in that city.
Miss Thelma Stevens was a week
end guest OF her grandmother, Mrs. P.
T. Stevens, at Montfort
Jack Reynolds went to Cottage
Grove Saturday for a weekend visit
with his mother, residing there.
An Improvement is reported in The
patient the past several weeks.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid en-
tertained one hundred members and
guests at the church parlors Friday
afternoon.
The Woman's Club will meet this
week, Wednesday, at the home of
Mrs. Schwartz. ..4si
Miss Eleanor Thorn was six years
old Saturday and her mother arranged
a party in her honor with a number
of little girl friends as guests.
The Writ Kilby family have moved
to a recently purchased home in
Platteville from their Beetown place.
daughter is attending Normal.
Sheriff and Mrs. Edge and Under
sheriff and Mrs. Bert Morse motored
to Fennimore Sunday afternoon and
visited relatives and friends there.
Three carloads of stock went out
Monday. Croft and Stephens shipped
one of hogs, the association one of
hogs and j. A. Mccoy a car of cattle.
Frank Tenant and wife and Henry
Mink and wife motored to Richland
Center Sunday afternoon, returning
via FennimOre where they stopped
for supper.
Mrs Kate Muench and son, John,
attended the Frank Muench funeral at
Cherokee, Iowa, this week. Mrs. Felix
Wanazek, a sister of Franks was
there last week.
Grant highway is now concrete from
Chicago to Stockton. The latter city
is about IS miles from Lancaster.
Plans are to push the concrete on TO
Galena next summer.
Earl Duffy swore out a warrant for
hn of A Monday
charging that Albert drove. car at
excessive speeds on the Platteville
road Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Conrad Winzor of Sitter, un-
derwent an operation at the Mayo
clinic last Friday. Mr.. Winzor was
with her. No report has been received
as to Mrs Winzor's condition.
A Buick sedan stolen from William
Allen of Cuba City last Monday night
was found on the streets of Monroe
Sunday evening. Further develop
ments in the matter may be expected.
Several supporters of the Wiscon-
sin gu" football team motored to the
capital lily Saturday to witness the
Observation-Disclosures game. The con-
test resulted in victory for the VOL
verines by the score of to 3.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Mcdonald enter
tanned twenty guests at six O'CLOCK
dinner and bridge Wednesday nlght.
The high prizes were won by MRS.
Harry Carthew and Oscar Wright. All |
present had most enjoyable evening.
Pay your dollar for your Red Cross
annual membership to one OF the Iol-
lowing committee: George baxter
Miss Esther Henkel, Miss Schrelner'
Miss Bessie Webb, Mrs. David Crlch-
ton.
Mrs. Norman Perkins departed Sat
~urdav morning for Detroit, her future
home, following a visit with relatives
and friends in Lancaster. Mrs. Per-
kins was Miss Bessie DiVaH before !
her marriage to Mr.. Perkins few |
weeks ago.
Mrs. August Christensen OF Bee
town is having a case of blood poison
ing affecting her left arm treated by
DIR. Kraut. The infection developed
from a wound in one thumb incurred
while skinning a rabbit couple OF
weeks ago. The wound healed but tne
infection developed later |
l.. V. Pennock, employed by X. u
Wonn of Rewey on S. T. L. resuridc-
ing near Fennimore, spent the Week
end at home. The work of resurtac-
will be completed this week ana 10
is surfaced through the county except
for stretch between Mt. Ida ana
Bridgeport hollow.
The superb fall roads would De
good argument against permanent
roads did we not know that s9cn
roads in November are rare. 0unuas
everyone with transportation TOOK au-
vantage of the fine day ana mauu
their goodby fall trips. winter may
come at any time now. -,
Dorothy Wetter. aged 8, the dausn
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Wetter VI
Cobb, who was injured when run over
by an automobile Saturday WEI
ago, is still unconscious. She mas na9
occasional intervals of brightness ana
the d ctors think she will recover al
though her condition is still critical.
Mrs. A. B. Rowland and children;
Donald. Dorothy and Irene, retuIneu
home to Adams, Wis, Mon1ay Ioilom
has baen an invalid since fall