Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-12-10
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. Amos Chapman of Bloomington
is surgical patient at Doolittle hos
pital
Cond. I. o. Mills returned to work
Thursday following short illness
with rheumatism.
Mrs. j.. T. Bennett is home from
Pittsburg where she visited her son.
keenan,, and wife.
Peter Wiede departed Monday for
Monroe where he is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ella Bruni.
Drs. DOdfrey have rented part of
the Miss Lizzie Hore residence and
are using it for a hospital.
Ernest Alt underwent an operation
at Augustana hospital, Chicago, Mon
day. He remains there for further
treatment.
B. Dobson left Monday on a bust
ness trip for Cudahy Co. He has been
in their employ for over year So
liciting business.
G. d. Stratton underwent an opera
ton for relief of complaint that has
been troubling him for some time, at
Doolittle hospital, Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cardy, an
aged couple living in the second ward,
are both seriously ill. A daughter,
Mrs. Schiffman of Potosi, is with them.
Three carloads of stock from the
Lindner farm north of the city were
taken to Chicago market Wednesday
by A. J. Lindner and Harvey Abrams
George S. Rockwell is visiting his
nephew, Fred Palmer, at Crete, ILL.,
Miss Veronica Schmidt has been un-
der the care of Dr. Hassell due to a
sprained ankle.
Chas. Basford left Monday by auto
mobile with his son, L. P, for Chica-
go Mr. Basford will be back after the
holidays to close out a few articles
left in his home.
Harold Behncke left Monday for
Milwaukee where he will seek en-
ployment Harold will reside with his
brother, Harry, who is married and
lives in Milwaukee.
M. V. Burris, asylum supt., and
daughter, Mrs. G.. S. Moore, left yes
terday morning with two women pa
tients to be returned to Winnebago
and Wausau asylums.
LaVerne Smalley is a patient at a
Prairie du CHEN sanitarium taking
treatment for rheumatism. His faith
er and mother drove over from Cuba
City Tuesday to see him.
Mrs. Theodore Taylor, an aged res
ident of this city, had the misfortune
to fall on an icy sidewalk in front of
the Cottingham store Thursday even
ing, fracturing one hip.
Thomas Henegar, SIS, New Diggings,
was run down and injured at Du-
buuue Thursday evening by an auto
mobile driven by Alvin Cartigny. Mr..
Henegar was not badly hurt.
Mrs. Walter Damn and daughter
leave Saturday for Chaffee, Mo-, to
spend Christmas with Mr. Damn who
has been there the past month super
yising the work on a large concrete
dam.
Miss Laura Bowen of Valley City,
N. D., left Monday for Boscobel after
a weeks visit here with Mrs. Henry
Grebe. After visiting her parents at
Boscobel Miss Bowen will go on
home.
Mrs. Gibson Baxter of Fennimore
was a Lancaster caller between trains
Thursday The Baxters plan to move
to Cedar Rapids soon as Mr.. Baxter
has a position as manager OF one OF
the A. & P. stores there.
Mrs. Martha Showalter is incapac1-
+ated due to a fall Monday night OF
last week while returning home from
an Eastern Star meeting. she broke
her left arm at the wrist and suffered
a severe sprain to one knee.
Friends of Rose Alcorn will regret
to learn that has been sick They are
planning a post card shower on her.
Miss Alcorn's address is ST. Grove
ST. San Francisco, Calf. POSTCARDS
sent in abundance will cheer her up
lack Anstey, who spent the summer
in Wyoming, was home brleny last
week. Jack leaves again soon Ior Che
west. expecting to locate IN Great
Falls. Mont. He is much taken Win
the life and people of the far west.
Mrs. Louisa Oswald and daughter'
Nattie have Joined the Wisconsin col
ony at Lake Worth, Fla, and Will re-
main for the winter. Miss Nellie SmlIn'
who recently went to Lake WorIn' 10
EMPLOYED in an abstract ONCE there'
Pew John DeVries was the guest
of honor at 1870 luncheon at the
Wright House Thursday given oy Tue
Lancaster Ministerial Assoclatlon'
Rev. DeVries departed Friday TO rms
now charge at Renwick, Iowa
The sale of fancy articles MADE by
Mrs Sidney Gates at the Ray WeoD
store was very successful Mrs. Gates
is husv making more of the mana
friends may call at the Dudley hoahe
if interested in making selecIiohS ioi
Christmas gifts.
Mrs Lee Eastmans mother, MIS-.
Hunter, of Livingston, died last weeA
and her funeral was held SATURDAY
week AGO. She was 80 years OF aye.
Tho lee Eastman w. c. CartWrlgHt
and AIonzo Aupperle families attenoeo
the funeral services.
Mr. and Mrs. McGlashin, residing
with the latters mother, Mrs. Horace
Hvmer. entertained a dozen guests at
. checker party last Tuesday even
i,g Mr.. McGashin won first prize l.
NJ Dixon. taking second Inc game
followed a $50 dinner party
Mrs. Mary Ellis of this Guy lele
Monday for Racine, where Sne Ti9 s
two stepsons, Clyde and Marsnall. lor
week. From Racine Mrs. Elns soes
RI Washington D. c., to visit her SON.
n r Ellis of 2419 Rhode Island Ave-
n q. that city, She will be gone Two
months
7. Frazier of this city, Norman
school alumnus, has letteT IRON
pros Asa NJ Royce of the Normal
setting forth the gratifying prosIess
r,oode Of the oldest school of Its klho
IN tho state. Mr.. Royce has a Keen
appreciation of the fact tla a &c
school belongs to the people anu