Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-11-05

II. z. Larsen and wife are motoring
INTO northern Iowa to visit friends.
w. hatz of Chicago spent Saturday
as the guest of his partner, H. C. Or
ton
Ernest Alt has taken the local
agency for the Maxwell line of motor
cars.
DIR. Rush Godfrey is in Chicago TAX
Ing postgraduate course in sur
gerry.
Miss Helen Creamy is assisting with
switchboard work at the Bell ex-
change.
Ed Schreiner of Two Harbors.
Mimi, was recent visitor in Lam
caster.
Ralph Turner, employed at Belle
vue, Ia, spent the weekend with his
family.
Mrs. Willard Hathaway and chill
dren of Galena were first of the week
guests Of Paul Stoeckig and wife.
}. L. Wagner and wife of Arapa-
hoe, Nebr., motored here last week
and visited Louis Alt and wife
Miss Nellie Jahnke returned last
Saturday from Chicago where she had
been spending few weeks visiting
friends
Mrs. Lisle Blackburn and Misses
Gwendolyn Roesch and Dora Doolittle
motOred home from Appleton for the
weekend.
H. E. Carthew and Dr. JOS Godfrey
went to Dodgeville Monday night to
do what they could for Ernest Alt,
in a hospital there.
Warren Hannum and sister, Mrs
Rnhnrtc of
here Sunday and visited their brother,
Chet Hannum, and other friends.
The Fred Schlosser family of North
Lancaster is under quarantine, on
account of the illness with infantile
paralysis of the youngest child, Dor
othy. The condition of the little
patient is favorable.
Miss Emma Braun, who has been
conducting a hat shop in connection
with the Henkel store, returned to
Dubuque Monday. She plans to come
back to Lancaster in a couple of
weeks
Mrs. Matt Flesch returned to her
home at Liberty after spending week
with her sister, Mrs. John Udelhofen.
Mrs. Ralph Turner and Mrs. Rolol
Knapp visited at the Jack Blackburn
home on day last week.
Mrs. Hymer Goldstein and daugh-
ter, Charlotte May, leave today for
st. Louis where they will visit sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Goldstein's sis
terri Mrs. NJ. Alexander, and father,
I. Fischman, of that city.
Dorothy Gibson, Ruth Frye and
Catherine Fowler, University stu
dents, spent the weekend at their
respective homes. DR.. Fowler took
Dorothy and Catherine by motor to
Dodgeville Sunday afternoon. They
took the bus there to Madison.
Friends, local and out-of-town, ga
thered at the Harry Wayne home in
the west part of Lancaster Saturday
evening in honor of Mrs. Wayne's
birthday. A pleasant evening fol-
lowed Mrs. Wayne received a fine
set of dishes as a reminder of the
happy event.
Saturday, Nov 1, was Uncle James
Petty's 80th birthday, and on Sunday
B. J. Petty and wife, Chas. Petty, wife
and daughter, Ellsworth Holzinger,
wife and three children, Mrs. F. e.
Murphy and three children met at his
home with we'll filled baskets and had
dinner with him.
HI. A. Knapp 43, of Dubuque, was
killed and c. w. Tiberghien, also of
Dubuque, badly crushed in an auto
accident near Sun Prairie Saturday
night. The men, employed on road
work near Beaver Dam, were return
ing home in a roadster when the accl-
dent happened. Their car struck
truck.
Gov. and Mrs. John J. Blaine were
guests at the E. J. Morse home here
Sunday. They came to visit with Mrs.
r. Bolzell, Mrs. Morse's mother and
the governors sister, who recently
returned from summer visit in the
west Gov. and Mrs. Blaine went to
Boscobel Monday to be home for vot-
ing Tuesday.
Wade L. Loofboro of Dewitt, Iowa,
was in Grant county last week buying
dairy cattle. He shipped a carload OF
Guernseys and Holsteins to his
section which is about forty miles
south of Dubuque. Mr.. Lootooro
said after looking over various parts
of the state that he preferred Grant
county cattle.
August Berger of Boaz, victim OF a
recent collision between his auto ana
the evening train, in Whlcn ne SUI
fered a broken leg, has returned nome
to Roaz. His leg shows good signs OF
Improvement. Mr.. Berger is can
didate for a county office IN ms nome
county and his friends have been put
ting in some good ticks for him whlle
he was convalescing mere.
DR.. Fowler reports boy at the
home of Albert Bloom, Beetown, on
Wednesday. a boy at the home of AL
hort Cardey, village of Potosi, Thurs
dav a boy at the home OF Andrew
Yoose. town of Potosi, Friday, and
how Of the home of John Ertz Jr., so.
lancaster, Saturday. The complneu
weight of these four future voters IS
90 mounds. All the boys and theT
mothers were doing well at last re-
ports. v o,,+or-
+ained seven couples at their home 10
q masquerade and Halloween party
T,asdav eve. Oct. g. The house was
+ostefuilv decorated for the occasion
Varv clever stunts were prepared oy
tho host and hostess for the amuse-
NON, mo- of their guests and all went
,nerrilv. 500 was the game OF the
evening. concluding with a dellclous
Iuncbeon The friends departed at
io+o bour saving: Wasn't it a grand
nn5 Glorious time."-A guest.
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