Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-04-11
LOCAL ITEMS


lena on business Monday.
A. E. Lewis shipped carload of
calves and hogs to Madison market
yesterday. He accompanied the load
down.
Mrs. Harold Earl and son, Billie, of
Fennimore, visited here the first of
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Roberts went
to Montfort on business yesterday af-
rernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Holzinger are
the parents Of a daughter born
Thursday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Bailie of So. Lancaster
Wednesday.
term Of court at Richland Center this
and next week.
Arno Alt had benign tumor on the
right side of his neck removed by Dr.
Fowler Thursday.
Miss Velma Richardson, teaching
at Markesan, spent the past week
with her mother here.
DR.. and Mrs JOS. Godfrey went to
Davenport Sunday for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Godfrey.
Geo. A. DiVall, employed on the
municipal building, went to Wauzeka
Saturday to look after farm there.
Mrs. Clarence Gribble of Platte
Vile was a weekend guest at the
Frank Schreiner home in Lancaster
Miss Laura Turner, was painfully
scalded Sunday evening when she
spilled some hot coffee on one hand.
Jos. Ryan, Marquette student, re-
turned to his studies Sunday after a
weeks visit at the Reuben Wieland
home.
License to wed was granted last
week to Lawrence j. Dietzell, Louis
burg, and Elizabeth Riemannap,
Paris.
John Flesch, aged 10, son of Phillip
Flesch, was operated on for appendi-
citis last Thursday at Doolittle hos
pitaI.
Miss Madeline Powers of Wauke-
sha, visiting her aunt and uncle, Dr.
and Mrs. C. G. Moore returned home
Sunday.
Chas. Benoy fired the morning train
to Mon tort Monday in absence of the
regular man, who was on a Sunday
visit in Madison.
Miss Thelma Hanks, teaching at
Wisconsin Rapids, spent the Easter
vacation visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. w Hanks.
Frank E. Murphy went to Milwau-
kee yesterday to take in state can
ners' convention as representative Of
the Lancaster Canning Co.
Mystic Workers will give a Dress
Up party Friday, April 18th, for Mys-
tics and their families only. Refresh
ments served by committee.
Mrs. Jeanette Meyer, who under
went a blood TRANSMISSION operation
last Tuesday, was removed from the
hospital to her home Sunday.
August Kohen, former Ellenboro
buttermaker, died last week in
Michigan city, where he was working.
Burial was made at Edgerton.
The Lancaster Motor Car Co. has
installed Rapidayton gasoline pump
Of the latest pattern. One stroke OF
the hand throws five gallons of gas.
Miss Ida Drouillard OF Cuba City,
returned home Saturday afternoon
following a months visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Merrill HiIdreth of this city,
Wilson Rees advises the Herald
that he and Mrs. Rees are home from
a very pleasant winter visit IN san
Francisco. They are located in their
new home at $40 Olmsted ST., W1nona,
Mimi. completed last fall.
The Zenz and Sisley hatchery has
been having good results. Last
week zoo chicks came out OF one
Matching and other hatchings will
greatly increase the number.
Miss Bessie Krohn, teaching at
Durand, Wis, spent the past week at
home. Durand, a city smaller than
Lancaster, has recently built new
high school costing $4,000. The new
building is too small to meet the
needs of the district.
The Herald acknowledges receipt OF
the first number of "The Wisconsin
Magazine" just off the press. quite
a large part of the issue is devoted TO
a history of Governor Dewey Inc
publication contains much interesting
matter and is well gotten up.
r. NJ Barry, Reedsburg, was III
Lancaster It iday evening giving an
illustrated stereoptican lecture at the
Rantist church. The lecture called
ION the March" illustrated in an et-
fective manner just what the Baptist
missionary work consists OF.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Henry went 10
Edgerton yesterday to attend the tu-
neral Of a deceased friend, August
Koebn. former buttermaker at Ellen
borO. who died in Michigan and was
buried at Edgerton. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry will remain for visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Harry Maltpfess'
Curtis Totman has opened up an
auto sales and display room IN the
Trentzsch building for the Buick and
Oidsmobile lines. j. Lee Wright re-
tains the county distribution on the
Chevrolet and will concentrate on
that portion of the General Motors
lines
Mrs f. s. Morse of Fennimore,
God 90 ,,,o+bnr of Bert Morse, deputy
sheriff, had the misfortune to fall and
break her left hip last Thursday.
Owing to her advanced age the break
is a serious one. Mr.. and Mrs. Morse
went to Fennimore Saturday TO Visit
the old lady.
Jimmie Dodge, Teckemyer candy
salesman, and AL Sargent, Kelley
Old-Fashioned Chocolate salesman,
spent Sunday in Lancaster. Flooos
and storms stopped road work almost
entirely last week and for a time
x1yop stranded