Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-01-31

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friends Saturday.
MRS. A. Storrs of Fennimore, was a
Lancaster caller Saturday.
Local physicians report an unusual
amount of grippe and colds
| Lee Eastman and Burlie Dobson
went to Livingston Tuesday to attend
the Biddick sale.
/ Frank Hunsaker of the University
was Lancaster caller last weekend.
following exams.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Richardson of
Platteyllle, visited at the home of the
formers father FRIDAY ***
/ Elmer BryEan and two sons spent
Saturday in Dodgeville looking over a
bull they wanted to buy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Mulgrew. Du-
| buque, visited at the Leo Meysem-
Dourg home here Thursday.
Mrs. G. E. Heathcote and daughter
OF Fcnnimore; visited here last week
with Prof. Ralph and family.
The Chas.- Schneider family of So.
Lancaster, have moved into the new
home they recently erected on Lincoln
Ave
| Mrs Walter Schwartz entertained
at dinner early Monday evening in
nonor OF Martha Adele's 18th birth
day. **&
| F. G. Hauser and family have moved
from the Josh Leighty house to the
Mrs. John Dobson house in the first
ward
Mrs. Anne Byrne, employed in a
large millinery house in Milwaukee,
was home last mid-week returning
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Roesch, resid-
ing on Boice Creek. are the parents of
son born Saturday, Jan. Z Dr. Rush
Godfrey attending.
| Six cars of hogs left the Lancaster
yards Monday. The shipping associa-
ton, Geo. Jerrett and A. E. Lewis
were the consignors.
| Mrs. Norman Larson of Milwaukee,
returned home Thursday following a
weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Kelly of Potosi.
| E. L. Mccoy went to Racine last
week to attend the meeting of the
| Northwestern Life Insurance Co.
agents.
Mesdames Lambert Groenier, Fred
| Wenzel, G. B. Clementson and Miss
Mary Warren entertained members OF
st. Agnes Guild at Kensington Thurs
| day afternoon.
! Mrs. VIM. Gard and children of
Cobb, called here by the death of
Henry Williams, returned home on
Thursday. The Gard infant has re-
covered from its illness with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Chas. Baumler and son, Hub
ert, returned to Milwaukee Monday
! following a visit of two weeks at the
fo1 in
Iers will continue to reside in Mil
waukee for time.
Mrs. I. A. Vesperman of Walnut
Glen Farm, near this city, has been
asked to contribute an article to the
Wisconsin Agriculturist on poultry
raising from her own experience. Mrs.
Vesperman has been very successful
at poultry raising.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kinney write
Lancaster relatives that the mild win
ter experienced by the state extends
to Fairbanks, Alaska, their home.
They are enjoying remarkably mild
winter up there also.
Potosi is now lighted from the top
of the hill to the O. depot, distance
of two and one-half miles. There are
81 lights in all with seven on the
/ WUll0 way III Tic buSAhCoS Oi1I1 ~,
lately paved and otherwise greatly
improved.
Gene Croft attended the sale of
Parker and Croft at GAINESVILLE, We'd
nesday, returning home Thursday. He
bought the top SOW for 5000 and had
her shipped to Cedarcroft farm. Fifty
head averaged $73 at the sale. Clar-
ence Croft is a partner of E. H. Park
err at GAINESVILLE.
Claire Munns, working for the Her
aid. spent the weekend at his home
in Boscobel. Nj. Munns took the train
to Fennimore and hiked it to Bosco-
bel. ~ miles, hiking back to Fenni-
more again Saturday. This is making
good wages, hiking at 10c a mile, and
getting exercise at the same time.
Mrs. Geo. j. Stauss and sons, Ern-
est and James, went to Galena Satur-
day to be present at the golden we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
ID. CHM, Mrs. Stauss's parents. The
old couple were married in Galena f1f-
Ity years ago and have spent their
welded lives there. They have three
children and five husky grandsons.