Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-11-12
Mrs. Burr Walker is a madica1 no

MRS. Burr Walker is a medical ma.
tlent at Doolittle hospital.
DoWner Kilby and family of Madi.
son were recent guests of Lancaste,
friends. o''' 'ei
Mrs. j. T. Bennett left Yesterday
for Pittsburg, Pa, where she will wish
Mr.. and Mrs. keenan, Bennett
MISS Gloria Wicklund, aged 8
daughter OF Oscar Wicklund, is a ton
sll and adenoid patient at DoolittIe
hospital.
Mrs: N. NJ. Chewing of Platteville
aged 81 and hale and hearty, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Cora Hofstet-
ter of this city.
Misses Marie Mccarthy, Helen Wal
ter and Mrs. A. B. Cook will enter
tain with six o'clock dinner and
bridge at the Mccarthy home in the
third ward this evening.
e. Q. Sykes and Jos. Ivey have been
at Menominee, Wis, for several weeks
past engaged in interior decoration
Geo. Winchester of Madison is op-
orator at the depot at present. r. S.
Grilley is still at Waukesha Govt.
hospital.
II. S. Gerloch has moved his print
ing plant from the old Phillips house
to the old Wright house corner.
Miss Marie Mccartney, Mrs. A. B.
Cook and Miss Helen Walter enter
tanned at dinner and bridge at the
Mccarthy home Thursday evening.
w. J. Ball of Little Grant was in
Lancaster Friday with load of sew
en- old hogs which he sold to Croft &
Stephens. The seven head totalled
5000 pounds and brought &c a pound
or $240.
Reports yesterday of the condition
OF Ernest Ala were quite encourag-
ing. Ernest is now able to see his
family and friends and the intervals
of normal brain function are gradual
ly growing longer. He suffered a ter
rife mental shock as well as physical
injuries in his accident Monday a
week ago.
George Wagner and wife of Chica-
go motored to Lancaster Sunday of
last week for the purpose of buying
purebred Collie pup of Loveland
Kennels, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Hunsaker,
Props They had no difficulty in find
ing what they wanted and returned
to Chicago the same day, much
pleased with their purchase.
Granland club room was place of
light and entertainment Monday ev-
ening of last week, the O. E. S. en-
PERTAINING. A number of visiting Stars
were present including Mrs. Bessie
Stockey of Platteville, who gave the
initiatory work, and Grand Matron of
Minnesota Stevens of Minneapolis,
who talked to the assembled mem
bers in an interesting manner All
present voted the occasion every
thing to be wished.
A meeting of the Woman's Public
Information Com. of the Interstate
Power Co. was held here Friday. The
meeting was preceded by dinner at
Hoffman's. 1t is intended that these
meetings will be held at regular in
teryals during the year Those present
were Miss Mae BROKER, Lancaster;
Charlotte Bergman, McGregor; Miss
Lou Comford, Prairie du Chen; Mary
Conley, Oelwein; Stella Hyberger, De-
corah; Frances Lenen, Cresco; Eliza
beth Kelley, Waukon.
Mrs. Ernest Alt went to Dodgevllle
again Friday to see Mr.. Alt, IN the
hospitaI there. Ernest is making Ialr
progress and his physical condltlon
is good, the doctors say. The tremen-
dous shock he underwent in striking
the culvert has clouded his mental
faculties for the time being and while
he recognized his wife and relatives
he does not know where he is or
what is going on about him. The hos
pital people surmise that Mr.: Alt must
have suffered a fainting spell IN com
inc out from Madison last Monday
and lost control of his car.