Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-05-21
LOCAL ITEMS


at Sitter during the illness of Miss
DiVall
Mrs. Roy rockingham and children
OF Madison spent Sunday at the Oscar
Wright home.
G. W. rockingham of Madison Wis
tied Lancaster friends and relatives
over Saturday.
DR.. Kraut reports the arrival of a
boy at the Corbin Gerhart home in
Waterloo on May A.
Harold Krohn, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Krohn, is recovering from an
attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Walter Schwartz and Miss Ma
omi Hanzlik were recently initiated
into the Rebekah lodge.
Rev. L. Arhelger went to DodgevilIe
Monday to attend a Congregational
minister's district convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Welsh of Lit
tie. Grant are the parents of a nine
pound baby girl born Monday
Miss Grace Holzinger was a Friday
passenger to Oshkosh where she Wis
tied friends over the weekend.
Art Norton and L. G. Hickok went
to Milwaukee Saturday after a new
Oakland touring car for Mr.. Norton
Miss Genevieve inland of Milwau-
kee, visiting at the John Hoffman ST.
home since Easter, returned home on
Monday.
Miss Laura DiVall returned to her
school at Sitter Monday after sew
eral weeks absence on account of
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Hayden and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Wicks of
Baraboo visited at the Ora Place
home Sunday.
Mrs. Cornelius Doser of Potosi and
a young son of W. e. Garthwaite Of
Flora were patients at Doolittle hos
pital last week.
The Lancaster high school 20
piece band will go to Lake Genva in
June to take part in the state high
school band tournament.
Frank Belz has returned from South
Milwaukee, where he spent the win
ter, and is again in the employ of
Henry Belz at the wagon works.
Croft & Stephens and Lewis cht2p-
ed a couple of carload O. 4-oas Tues
day and had moe out Saturday.
Shippers are disguised with market
conditions.
Mrs. John Hancock Of Gardiner,
Mont, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Payne of Fennimore. Mrs.
Hancock was Miss Rachel Payne be-
80 h2r marriage.
Edwin Knoble and Paul De Vries
of Philadelphia, who have been en-
ploved by the Pollock Appraisal
Co. came home recently being sus-
pended from their duties for a while.
Judge smalley moved his effects to
Cuba City last Wednesday and Will
make that place his future home. The
Judge says he is unable to afford two
homes and he owns a good place at
Cuba City.
L. G.. Hickok and Eugene Wood
house were in La Crosse last ThurS-
day comforting with architect Parkln-
son in regard to details on the new
high school. Mr.. Hickok has the
plumbing contract.
James T. Webb county clerk, broke
both bones below the knee in his rlght
leg Saturday evening while feeding
chickens. Mr. Webb slipped on wet
ground with the result named He Will
be laid up for some time.
Geo. c. Mccarthy, employed at the
Monitor garage, had the Dad luck "
cut one hand seriously while grind
inc a butcher knife on an emery Wheel
one day last week. DIR. hraut tooh slA
+ B. keenan,, county agent, was
in Potosi on Tuesday unloading 3Oo
bushels of certified rural New YORK
or seed POTATOES which were shipped
from Barron county, state inspected
fields, to farmers in Grant county
Ed. Droessler, young farmer re-
siding near Potosi, has been serious
1y ill with blood poisoning. one nlghI
last week his suffering was so acute
that it took three men to hold MN.
He is somewhat improved at present.
Miss Susanna 10y, teaching at
BENTON. is a pneumonia patient at
Cunningham hospital, Platteville. her
aunt, Mrs. Lauretta Eastman of chi
cago. has been caring for MISS 10y
Lately Miss Logs condition has shown
considerable improvement.
S. S. McNelly, principal of the Ian
casterhigh school has bought the wal
ter Weber property in the 4th Waro
and will remodel the house into a
modern dwelling this summer. Inc
Weber house was partly destroyed ny
fire some months ago.
Mason Ed Page1 is home from
Buckwheat Ridge where he laid tile
foundation for Mrs. H. A. Reeds new
barn. The dimension of the barn Is
32x56 feet. Mr.. Pagel also laid the
stone work for new garage for Mrs
Reed while on the farm.
Justice C. w. Burrows has been APP
pointed head of the Lancaster ponce
court. post abolished about ~ years
ago. All city cases must be trled De-
fore Judge Burrows in the future
Changes of venue will be taken De-
fore a court commissioner.
H. c. Larson and wife are VISITING
in Escanaba, Mich, an dotheT NORTH
ern points. They expect to De gone
two weeks. During Mr.. Larson ao-
sence his trusty assistant, Art Burr
is caring for the soft drink business
Art leaves overland for Seattle soon
Miss Patricia Gilligan of Blooming
ton went to Platteville THURSDAY al
ternoon to represent her school III
the district oratorical contest held AZ