Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-12-03

MISS Thelma Cook visited over
thanksgiving at the Chas. Briel home
MISS Gladys Worley spent Thanks
giving at the home of her parents in
Fennimore.
Mrs. Sophia Walker, an old Lam
caster resident and mother of Attor-
ney Ray and Miss May Walker, re-
Gently celebrated her seth birthday.
She was the recipient of numerous
Mrs. Barbara Fletcher has resigned
her position as Grant County Nurse
after three years of service Her place
will be filled as the county board at
It's last session voted to continue the
office
cards, bouquets, ETC., in remembrance
of the occasion Mrs. Walkers par
ents moved to Lancaster many years
ago from their former home at Dixon,
Ill. For a number of years the Walkers
lived on farm south of town, later
locating in Lancaster.
L. NJ. Dixon returned Tuesday from
two-months' trip in the interest of
the Bracket Mortiser Co. He went as
far south as st. Louis but general
business conditions in the South being
dunll he abandoned trip below the
Lloyd Bonham of Ft. Collins, Colo,
former Lancaster resident, was
Thanksgiving guest at the Geo. P.
Goble home. Mr.. Bonham was on his
way to the International Show at Chi
cago as one of the stock judges Sc
lected by the agricultural college at
Ft. Collins.
Miss Alma Henkel and friend, Miss
q &c rof &c +aI,o III
d., spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. An
ma Henkel and son, Leo, in Lancaster.
They returned northwest Saturday
night. The young ladies hold joint po-
sitions as physical directors in the
Mitchell public school system.
Geo. Glider has been unable to
work and under DR.. Godfrey's care
due to painful injury received a
couple of weeks ago when he and
son, Roy, were saving wood. Georges
right hand caught in the pulley of
the saving outfit, decorating his hand
badly and breaking the forefnger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sands of IT'S
Sohl ST., Hammond, Ind, announce
the birth Of a son, Fred Brandt Sands,
born to them Nov. 23d. Mr.. Sands
worked in Lancaster about a year as
tester for the local cow testing asso-
citation. His home is in West Virginia.
Mrs. Sands is a Fennimore young
lady.
Miss Sallie Lou Fowler visited her
sister, Catherine, in Chadbourn Hall,
University of Wisconsin, from Thurs
day until Sunday afternoon. DR.. and
Mrs. Fowler, James and Mrs. Fred
Philbrick motored to Madison Sunday
and visited Catherine. They returned
Sunday evening, bringing Sallie Lou
with them.
Sunday, Nov. 3d. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Block Sr. were pleasantly surprised
when their children came with well
filled baskets to help them celebrate
their 47th wedding anniversary. Those
present were Mr., and Mrs. Block,
Martha, Elsie and Bert Block, Henry
Block and family. Wess Landon and
family, Edward Block and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Graham
Henry Walker, one OF DR.. krauts
patients, has improved so much that
he was able to leave the hospital for
home last week. Mr.. Walker tore three
ribs loose from the spine in re-
cent fall from wagon and his pain
was so severe that he was unable to
clear his lungs of phlegm induced by
threatened pneumonia. His present
condition is greatly improved.
Miss Bernice Angus, Lancaster
native and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. P. Angus, was married to Charles
F. Williams Of WATERFOWL, N. T., the
wedding being a social event there in
October. Following a wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs Williams are at home to
their friends at Watertown. The groom
is sales representative of the Strasen-
burgh Chemical Co. at Rochester.
John Thorn, recently broadcastlng
from Milwaukee in song numbers, re-
ceived a letter of thanks and heart
felt gratitude from Oscar M. Me1ss-
ner, studio director of radio station
w. S. o. E., School of Engineering OF
Milwaukee. Mr.. Meissner expressed
his appreciation of Mr.. Thorn's teno
solos and hoped the he would return
again and broadcast when in Mllwau-
kee.
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