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

Mrs. Phil Bennett, an aged resident
OF this city passed away Monday about
noon.
Miss Jeanette Mccoy underwent
an operation at the DooIittle hospital
Monday morning.
Gene Croft went to GAINESVILLE Mon
day to attend the sale Tuesday Of his
brother, Clarence.
Miss Mabel Chandler of Beetown,
went to Madison Monday to visit
friends for a week
Morris ZiegIer was laid up with
bad cold last week and forced to go to
bed for q few days.
The Degree Team of the l. O. O. F.
went to Bloomington Tuesday night to
confer the first degree
Miss Myrtle Green of Fennimore,
was here Monday taking treatment at
the Lancaster sanitarium.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brewer motored
to Chicago last week, where Mr.
Brewer will consult DOCTORS
Miss Mary Godfrey Of No. Lancaster
was operated on for appendicitis at
the Godfrey hospital Monday
Thomas Williamson and VIM. DeLap
OF Madison, were Sunday guests at the
Mrs Harry Risic Of Platteville,
formerly Mildred Levins, was a Ian
caster visitor over the weekend.
Mrs. Will Ward went to Montfort
Friday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
taking treatment here is now almost
blind
Matt Metcalfe and Henry Mink went
70 10 70 o++
nual road school Of the highway COM
mission.
Mrs. D. F. Schram of Eau Claire, re-
turned home Monday following a
week S, visit with Mrs. E. H. Henkley
Of Lancaster.
Louis Damn, residing in So. Ian
caster, will have an auction sale
Thursday, Feb. s. Full particulars
will appear next week.
John Kalile, patrolman on S. I. L. 8,
between Montfort and Fennimore, has
won a Milwaukee Journal prize for
good work the past year
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Brown motored
to Madison Thursday and Mrs. Elsie
Abrahams returned with them for a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
Marion wager.
Judge Smalley and Reporter E. j.
Morse and wife went to Milwaukee
Sunday, where they will remain for
week. Court matters engage the at
tention of the Judge and his reporter.
Mrs. Irene Wacek and daughter,
Grace, of Madison, were between
trains callers here Thursday. Mr..
Wacek is firing on the noon train
from Madison at present.
The Adkins brothers, operating the
new meat market, have moved here
from Platteville. The elder Mr.. Ad
ktns, with his family, have taken
rooms in the W. H. Rose residence.
Last weeks Herald stated that
Frank Hunsaker was attending col
lege at Lawrence. It is called to our
attention that Frank has been attend
ing the state university since last fall
Mr. and Mrs. John Henrichs an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Wilhelmina, to Mr.. Raymond O.
Ertz of Lancaster, son of Mr. and Mrs
John Ertz, Feb. 9Th, at St. Clements
church
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. " Burris Jr. were
here from Lancaster Sunday to see
Mrs. Burris' father, John Hernon, VINO
has been an invalid for quite while
and whose condition does not improve.
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James Williams, an old resident Of
the fourth ward, died Friday after a
long illness Funeral services were
held at the home Monday, the Rev.
Arhelger officiating. Burial was made
at Hillside.
Miss Barbara Fletcher, County
Nurse, returned Monday from Bradley
Memorial Hospital Madison, with
Annie Neuman, s, daughter of Frank
Curler Of Campbell Ridge. The child
was in the hospital for heart trouble
She is somewhat improved.
DR.. JOS Godfrey has sold his lots
on the southwest corner Of the square,
formerly owned by the Crosby sisters,
to the Interstate Oil Co. The infer
ence is that the Interstate Co. will
operate filing station on this COR
ner Consideration was $4,000.
The Methodist men had their usual
large crowd at the annual chicken pie
supper Wednesday evening. a pro-
gram entertained the number waiting
for the second table. During the
evening a chimney fire, not on the pro-
gram. added to the entertainment but
no harm resulted.
Rev. L. Crittenton of Emmanuel
parish has notified the congregation of
his intention to leave about the middle
of February He has accepted larg
er charge near La Grange, III. The
local parish will be cared for by Bish-
op Webb, in charge Of the diocese. 1t
is said that scarcity of clergymen
exists.
Will H. Wright, publisher of the
Woodwork Rustler, arrived Sunday
morning to attend the funeral of his
mother, Mrs Edith Strube. Mr.. Wright
had spent 10 days at his mothers bed
side and had just returned home four
days when he received the sad news
of his mothers death. He returned to
his. home Wednesday.
Kenneth F. Burgess, former attor-
ney of this city, is co-author with Prof.
Homer Vanderbilt of Harvard in
book, Railroads: Rates, Service Man
agement." The volume makes an ex-
haustive study of railroad rate regula
ton and will appeal to students of
railroad economics. Mr.. Burgess is
general attorney of the G.. B.. & Q.