Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-06-06

10y has d new BUICK coupe.
Dora Doolittle is acting as office
assistant ID her fathers hospital at
present.
Mrs. Anne Byrne is home from Mil
Waukee where she has been employed
for sevral months past.
Arthur Stivarius, Lancaster carpen-
ter, mas taken employment at Du-
bdque for the summer.
DR.. Paul Howell of Beloit and Miss
Nellie Howell of Lodi visited Miss.
Alice Howell over Decoration day.
MISS Jessie Hannum is home from
an extended visit at Eagle Grove, Ia,
with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Elliott.
VIM. Patterson, well known resi-
dent OF Bloomington, died Saturday.
Funeral services were held Monday.
Lawrence Prugger, Evanston, HI,
student, is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Prugger for couple
of weeks.
Misses Gladys and Edna Hosegood
OF Waupun, were weekend guests of
their parents, j. A. Hosegood and
wife Of this CITY,.
A. Q. Lee Of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
husband OF Stella Budworth Lee, died
Monday morning of heart disease.
MI. Lee was about AZ years old.
Dr.. James Fowler reports the ar
rival OF boy at the Chas. Plautz
nome, Beetown, June 1st., and a girl
at Jake Richter's, So. Lancaster,
June 1st
Clark Bushner of Crossett, Ark,
Lancaster native and the son of the
late Herman Bushner, spent Decora-
ton day in Lancaster and attended
the Memorial services at Hillside.
Robert Morse and family of Stevens
Point motored to Lancaster for Dec
Grafton day and visited A. C. Morse
and wife. They also took in the fine
program.
Miss Marian Walker, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Walker, employed
as high school teacher at GAINESVILLE
for the past year, will teach at Fenni-
more next year.
Dr. Fowler operated on Donald
Ransom, 21a-year-old son Of Austin
Ransom, Mt. Hope, last Thursday,
correcting an infected condition. The
child is at the Mrs. Frank Marshall
home here.
Harrison Allen underwent an OPP
GRAFTON for Strangulated hernia at the
Doolittle hospital Saturday evening.
DR.. Kraut assisted DR.. S. w. Doolittle
in operating.
The State Bureau for the Blind will
conduct free eye clinic at the court
house, Saturday, June 9. Two COM
petent eye specialists will be on hand
to give thorough examination for eye
defects without charge.
Geo. Curtiss was in Chicago last
week placing the manufacture of his
device for increasing the power and
decreasing fuel expense for gasoline
motors with the Imperial Brass
Works. Coming home George drove
from Milwaukee ave. to Lancaster, q
distance of 233 miles, on eight gallons
of fuel.
4 The contract for constructing the
new Farmers Telephone Co. building
has been let to Sam Pennock. The
bid was 200 for the building alone,
contracts for plumbing, heating, deco
rating, ETC., to be let later. Work is
under way now on the foundation and
the building will be ready for use in
the fall.
The Chautauqua committee this
year is composed as follows: Presi-.
dent, A. G. Knapp; Secretary, Chas.
Jewell; Treas, C. Klarman; Chair
man ticket committee, r. NJ Orchard;
Chm. Grounds, c. Chase; Advertising,
Jno. Petersen; Playground, Rev. VIM
Grossheim. Chautauqua dates June
30 to July 4. The Mutual Ewell Co.,
Chicago, will furnish talent
Rev. Gustav Kaiser, pastor of St.
Clements, preached his farewell SER
mon to a crowded church Sunday. He
takes charge at Stanley, Wis, next
Sunday. Rev. Kaiser will be succeed
ed by Rev. NJ. Haas, recently a pro-
lessor in Catholic theological school
at Columbus, Ohio. Pending Rev
Haas arrival the charge will be sup
piled, if necessary, by Bishop Alex
ander McGavick, in charge of the La
Crosse diocese.
DR.. Franklin Lester, recently OF
Phoenix, Ari., was here last week Wis
iting an army chum, DR.. James Fow-
Ter. The two men worked together
at Brooks Field, San Antonio, Texas,
during the war. DR.. Lester came to
look over Mt Hope as a possible
place to locate in practice and was
favorably impressed with the locality
1t is more than likely he will move
to Mt Hope soon from his present To-
cation, Minneapolis, MINI.