Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-05-28


and two-thirds pounds and sold to a
| chicago man for 39c a pound. Mr..
VoeIz's hatch came March 10 and he
mas now fries ready for the pan. He
Keeps the pullets for laying purposes.
Mr.. Voelz has around 1000 chickens
ana gets fancy prices for eggs and
| fries.
Those from out of town here at
tending the funeral of Mrs. w. G.
Benn were Mrs. E. Deibler, Milwau-
Kee; Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Bonn, Dodge
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reeder, son
| and daughter of Clinton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Hahn, Mrs. Steinbach, Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Hahn, Pra. du Chen;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Swenson, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Oswald, Bridgeport; Mrs.
r. J. Lang, Cobb.
Bert Schreiner drove to East Du-
Duque yesterday OTTER his mother-in-
lay, Mrs. Virum, and sister, Miss En-
ma Schreiner, who returned from
Minneapolis. Miss Schreiner has been
at the bedside of her sister, Mrs W.
N. Moulton of Two Harbors, Mimi,
VINO recently underwent an operation
for the removal of a spinal tumor.
Her condition is now favorable for
recovery
Mrs Frances Carthew arrived home
Monday from Lose Angeles and San
Diego where she spent the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Donald Simison,
and other relatives and friends. She
expects to remain in Lancaster for
the summer. Mrs. Carthew had a pleas
ant trip back except that her train
was held up in desert for seven
hours on account of a train wreck
ahead
The marriage Of James Foley Of
Muscoda and Frances Lind of Sitter
was solemnized at ST. Clements
church yesterday morning. Witnesses
were Alvin Foley and Mildred Lind,
brother of the groom and sister of the
bride. Following motor wedding trip
the young couple will be at home in
Muscoda where Mr.. Foley is employed
in a furniture factory.
Samuel Finley Breeze Morse, (not
the inventory representing the Barre,
(Vt.) monument interests, was in Lam
caster yesterday comforting with J. L.
Grindell. Mr.. Morse resides in Milwau-
kee. He and Mr.. Grindell motored
through Vermont last summer
Mesdames Lyle Blackburn and G.
H. Emmons motored in Monday ev-
ening from Appleton for visit until
Thursday with G. W. Burrows and
wife. Myrtle drove the Emmons car up,
making the trip of 225 miles n ten
hours.
T. A. Cottingham set the local pace
Monday by wearing the seasons first
straw hat on the streets Mr. Cot
tingham claimed to have had advance
information from the weather bureau
that extreme hot weather was due
soon.
Supt. W. A. Hayes and Div Engi-
neer Kulp, both of BaraboO, were in
Lancaster Monday in the Hayes pri-
vate car making their regular tour OF
inspection over this part of the North
Western system.
Gay Landon is on crutches due to
blood poisoning in his left leg. A
horse kicked a wagon tree and the
blow was transferred to Gays leg. In
lection followed causing much pain.
The Library will be closed from
Thursday evening until the regular
opening hour Monday afternoon, due
to oiiing the floors.
Undersheriff Bert Morse departed
Yesterday for Michigan to bring back
a local young man wanted on charge
of abandonment.
e. ]. Hyde is making an improve
ment to his residence property by
building a cement sidewalk around
the same.
Claude Showalter and family of
Horizon motored to Lancaster and
spent Sunday with Mrs. Anime Show
alter.
Hugh Bailie has returned from Mus
coda and will he employed with Clyde
Bailie in Little Grant for the sum-
mer.
Huntlev. Ill. are visiting the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Nc
Coy.
tended the birth of son at the Orlo
Navne home in Beetown May 22d.
Miss Kate A. Lawlor has returned
RI Potosi from Crete, n. d., Where
She taught school the past year
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wager OF Mont
FORT visited over Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. R. M. Orchard of this city.
DR.. Fowler reports the birth OF a
oorl at the Edward Noble home in
Lancaster, May 23d.
Melvin Edge of Potosi, son OF sam
Edge. had tonsils removed by Or
|
Fowler Tuesday.
The Rev. VIM. Oliver Johnson OF
louisville, Ky, is guest at the john
| Clark home. -, &c
DR. Fowler reports the birth of
| con at the Ed Schall home in water
Collins Chapman of Waterloo, Civ
II war veteran, was Lancaster cal
Ter Monday. cuosso
Architect Parkinson OF La crosse
is here this week stalking out the ne"
high school.
LAST WEEKS WEATHER -
Nav 2O-High 46; low "a. Rain wv.
Nav 21-High 60; low AZ.
Nav 22-high Sc; low "A.
Nav 2S-High Sc; low so. Ram 0'a 10
Nav 24-High 60; low AZ. Ram 0'o %
May 25-High 81; low "a. o nan u.u1,
Forecast-Normal temperature Win
-. E'ai1 later in week.