Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-04-04
LOCAL ITEMS


A farmer obligingly brought the mail
in and the driver obtained repairs.
Mrs. Jeanette Meyer, widow of r.
Meyer, Jr., underwent a blood trans
fusion operation at the Doolittle hos
pital yesterday morning. Her son,
Frank, furnished a pint of blood. Mrs
Meyer has been seriously i'll with
anaemia and may have to undergo
further operations.
Anthony Hoffman, final year stu
dent at Marquette Dental college, and
Miss Marie Hoffman, sister teacher in
the parochial schools at Ironwood,
Mich, spent Easter at the parental
John Hoffman home They returned
Monday to their respective VocatiOns.
Mrs. James Fowler entertained the
basket bali girls at a party Thursday
evening. The guests comprised the
four teams which have been engaged
in a tournament this year. Games
and refreshments made the evening
pass pleasantly.
Miss Ada Mccormick went to
Montfort Saturday to visit her cous-
in, Miss Clara DiVall, for The week
end. Miss Mccormick will visit
another cousin, Mrs. William Brandt.
near Fennimore, ON her way home.
Miss Velma Stivarius, Milwaukee
student nurse, came home Wednesday
for a weekend visit with her parents
in Lancaster. Mrs. Harry Kruel of
Mt Ida, visited Miss Stivarius here
over Friday.
March went out in bad temper es-
tablishing a record as the worst
March in the history of the weather
March, 1928, was ugly and shrewish
and it's passing is regretted by no one.
Fischer e Pagenkopf, Lancaster
implement dealers, have an agrees
sive ad in the Herald this week. The
firm handles the reliable International
line and is out to sell good machinery
and give frst-class service.
Mrs Annie Bennett underwent a
critical operation last Monday at the
Methodist hospital in Madison. Her
sister, Mrs. VIM Barrows, has receiv-
ed word that she is getting along
splendidly 1913
The Eastman Cartwright Lumber
Co. has extensive alterations under
way in their office The plan is to
provide more room for clerical work
ers and better arrangement for the
public
Daniel Kinney is recovering from
an attack of renal collie or kidney
stone. After much suffering Mr.. Kin
ney passed a dark-colored stone about
the size of a birdshot.
Jos. Blackburn and Arthur Stivar-
JUS have a contract to build an addi-
ton on the house in the first ward re-
Gently bought by Mrs. Cupps of Bos-
cobeI.
Melvin Bevins went to Madison
Monday to enter the employ of a
commission house. Melvin has been
employed by c. A. Chase up to this
time.
Walter Pagenkopf and Laurinda
Hampton, students at Lawrence col
lege, returned to their studies Monday
following a weeks vacation at home.
Mrs. Chas Tiedemann and sons,
Keith and Chas. Jr., went to Platte
Vile Monday to visit the week at the
John Tiedemann home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Turner and
daughter Genevieve, went to Jetfer-
son Saturday for weeks visit with
Albert FIesch and family.
Paul Stoeckiz of Lancaster and
Miss Bessie HafIich of Hillsboro were
married Sunday at Galena at the
home of her sister.
Miss Velma Cook departed Monday
for La Crosse, where she again takes
I'D her duties as student nurse al a
hospital there.
William Smith, now a patient in the
DOolittle hospital, is nearly recovered
from a long siege with pneumonia
and pleurisy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gerloch nave
moved from rooms in the Webb build
ing to the Goetzinger house IN the
first ward.
Mrs. Geo. Wagner of Wauzeka, VS.
tied here from Saturday to TUESDAY
as the guest Of her sister, MISS 1neI-
ma Hatch.
Alpha Roth, University student, ar
rived last evening for weeks WISH
with her parents, Mr.. and MIS-. Carl
Roth.
Geo. Kinsel and family Of Fennl-
more spent Easter Sunday Win MI
and Mrs Fred Wenzel, OF this city,
Anna Clementson and Ruth Frye
went to Madison Friday for a week
visit at the Ellis Schmidt nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Hampton OF no.
POtosi are the parents OF oaoS
daughter born Sunday. ,,.u
Mrs. H. E. Carthew and guest MISS
CLAWS seeker VI 4hoLA1O"
Milwaukee passengers yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ned Winskill went 70
Dubuque yesterday for brief WISH
at the Young home. ,.;o
Misses Grace orion and Mar9oTie
Scott had tonsils removed at Doollttie
hospital, Monday. !. ~
Mrs. James Ayres Of Benton, IS VS.
iting her brother, Timothy CoV'ins
ham Of lancaster
Lloyd Hyde, C. A. I. student, spent
the Easter vacation with his motnel
Miss Helen Kemper, whitewater
student. is visiting her mother MIS-
Clara kemper. ,rod;.
Miss Jennie rockingham OF Madl-
son was a weekend guest OF Lancds'
ter friends. >ro+4ic
Mrs. Geo. lockwood and Miss Ne tue
lockwood were Fennimore calieiS
Thursday. - Mil.
Judge E. B. Goodsell went 10 NIL
waukee this morning on a brlet pusl-
ness trip. So :; -,,b.