Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-10-15

Miss Elsie Budack of Sitter was a
Lancaster caller yesterday.
! Mrs. Thomas Hanley of Fennimore
was Lancaster caller yesterday.
| Frank Maiben went to Madison yes
terday on a business and pleasure
trip.
Under Sheriff Bert Morse left Mon
day for Taylor county on legal bus
| mess.
| Mrs. H. C. Larsen has been in Min
neapolis the past two weeks visiting
relatives.
Mrs. M. G. Williams of Hurricane
won the fancy quilt ratified by the
Hurricane school. Her lucky number
was 157.
| L. P. and Harry Basford of Mo-
mence, ILL.,, motored up to Lancaster
oyer the weekend and visited their
father. G. H. Basford.
| Jack Mcmahon left Saturday after
noon to join ''The Bird of Paradise"
a Hawaiian show, travelling out OF
Madison during the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Winifred Winskill and
children of Earlville, Iowa were re-
cent Lancaster callers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Winskill recently observed their we'd
ding day.
Mrs. H. A. Elwell of st. Paul, Mimi,
is here visiting her mother, Mrs. AL
Budworth Clinton Budworth motored
to Cassville and met Mrs. Elwell Sat-
urday night.
Drs. Godfrey rendered first-aid on
Sunday to a Mt. Hope boy who had
suffered a broken leg. After the break
was placed in splints the boy was
| 10 70 dr. Chion canit1r rim
Miss Vida Richmond, who has been
very ill with an attack of appended
It's at her home in Fennimore, is
slowly recovering. Miss Richmond suf-
fered much pain through her illness
but has borne it with fortitude.
Chas. Kaap took his daughter, Mel
da, to Chicago Sunday for radium
treatments at Mercy hospital. The
growth in Nelda's heel seems to be of
a malignant nature and the hope is
that it will lend itself to radio-ther-
apy.
Mrs. Grace Mcdonald of Potosi asks
the Herald to correct an item in the
Herald of Sept. "a, stating she has
daughter, aged 16, who makes her
own living. Mrs. Mcdonald contradlcts
certain statements in the item of the
1fJn WHICH were uduueu US III SoOu
faith.
10. Mills and wife motored to Wis
consin Rapids Saturday to visit a few
days at the McKircher home until
the middle of this week. "Irv." will
remain off duty for a week or so
longer before seeking steady run
on the Northwestern system. He is
one of the Oldest conductors and bears
an excellent record.
W. J. Heating of Baraboo, Asst.
Supt. for the Galena division of the
North Western, vas in Lancaster be-
tween trains yesterday comforting with
Messrs. Bennett, Carthew and Orchard
in regard to the suspended morning
train. Prospects for a resumption of
the train are not unreasonable but
there is nothing to give out yet.
Mrs. Hugh Stuart and Mrs. Russell
Mulgrew entertained a number of Du-
buque friends at bridge and dinner
Tuesday at the nome of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs Leo Meysembourg, 231
No. Madison street The following
guests were present: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
P. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mulgrew,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gillian, DR.. and
Mrs. Wayne Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Harmon, the Misses Irene
SPAIN, Kathleen Mulgrew, Adele
Byrne, Isabel and Marion Ryder, Mar
guerite Oeth and Louise Casley, the
Messrs. Carl Mulgrew, Maurice Law
Ter, Oliver Schrup, Russell Mulgrew,
Hugh Stuart and DR.. Mcguire.