Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-03-21

LOuIS G6OISe VI Oh66, VISITED Ian
caster friends last week.
Miss Mary Straw of Fennimore was
Saturday guest of Miss Elva Dyer.
Mrs. U. E. McReynolds of Elrov.
visited Lancaster friends last week.
Miss Jeanette Austin went to La
Crosse Friday for a weeks visit with
friends.
Dr. Doolittle reports the birth of a
boy Thursday at the Ben Nelson home
in Liberty.
Miss Helen Walter went to McGre-
gor Saturday for weekend visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Albert Vogt of Glen Haven I'M
derwent an operation at the Doolittle
hospital Thursday.
Mrs. Kate Henkel of this city went
to Fennimore Wednesday to visit her
niece, Mrs. Rex Munns.
Miss Julia Momen, employed at the
county hospital, was an Edmund
passenger Thursday afternoon
Miss Charlotte Seipp went to Madi-
son Saturday for a visit with her sis
ter, Marcella, student at the &C"
College.
IulS0 v C4 q AhoADOL, ICoCu1uS dI Gu-
gerton, came home over the weekend
to see her new niece, the littl Miss
Damn.
Mrs. Barbara Fletcher went to Mad
ison Monday to attend the annual
public health institute in session there
this week.
Miss Alma Henkel of the Groenier
store, went to Madison Monday to at
EI,,;+ toll ~,
there Monday evening.
Mrs. M E.. Bennett returned to
Madison Saturday with Mrs. Clyde
Richardson, visiting here, for visit
at the Richardson home.
Frank Schreiner went to Vancou-
yer Island last week to look over
coal mine he and other Lancaster
parties are interested in.
L. G. Hickok went to Madison on
Thursday to submit bids on the heat
ing and ventilating part Of the new
Fennimore library contract.
Miss Julie PrOchaska of Muscoda,
employed in Lancaster for some time
past, returned home Thursday for an
extended visit with, her sister
Miss Dorothy Mcmahon, teaching at
Waldo, Wis, came home last week as
the schools had closed on account OF
sickness. She returned Friday.
Miss Ardena Kern, residing in the
first ward, has sold her residence to a
Mrs. Kupps of Boscobel. Miss Kern
will build new cottage in the fourth
ward.
The Misses Catherine and Celia
Trentzsch returned home from Chica-
go Friday evening, after pleasant
pleasant visit Of two months with
relatives.
Arch Tredennick, Assessor Of In
comes for Grant and Iowa counties,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday here
assisting local people in making their
tax returns.
Jack Watson of Livingston, was in
Lancaster Thursday comforting with
canning factory officials. Mr.. Wat
son says a move is on to erect
modern canning factory at Living
stOn.
Fred DugdaIe, resigned assistant
highway commissioner, will work for
Henry Mink this summer IL charge
Of a gang unless he takes over super
visory work with the district highway
office.
Mrs. E. V. Shaw and son, st. Clair,
left Friday for their home in ri PaSo,
Texas. after a months visit in Lam
caster. They were called here by the
illness of Mrs. A. G. Smith, Mrs.
Shaw's mother Mrs. Smith is I'M
proved in health.
Fred Cooper of Bloomington, aged
II. was examined for mental condl-
ton by Drs. Mclaughlin and Glasler
Tuesday and pronounced insane. lie
was taken to Mendoza by Sheriff Edge,
Mr.. Cooper imagines that people are
trying to kill him for his life lnsur-
ance.
Zenz e Sisley of Brookside Dairy
farm started two incubators gong
Wednesday. They set 1900 eggs OF
the White Leghorn species. These
will hatch about April first, and with
good luck White Leghorn chickens
will be plentiful at Brookside this
summer. Other matches will follow.
The marriage of Fred w. Mike OF
Potosi, son of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Mike. and Miss Ila B. HounseIl,
daughter of County Treasurer ana
Mrs. Lincoln Hounsell, takes place
today at Madison, the Rev. Y. w w.
TAYLOR of the Methodist church OIL
ciating. Mr.. and Mrs. Mike VIII VS.
it relatives at Cresco, Iowa, and eX-
pect to be at home on the Mike farm
about April 1st. Numerous friends
extend congratulations.
Mrs, L. ]. Lyon and son, E. B. Lyon
of Waukegan, H., and Mrs. Sophia
Vogeu of Chicago, arrived here Sat
urdav with the body of Mrs. Lyon $
father. Valentine Traut. Mr.. Iraut'
aged 81. died March 10. He was
formerly a. resident of the Boice Creek
neighborhood and burial was made IN
the cemetery there. Liant, Oscar ana
Lode Galley and Mesdames Deloert
Richardson and Daniel Curtiss are
step-children of Mr.. Traut.