Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-30

Mrs. Rusk Okey of Cassville is pa
tient at Godfrey hospital. A daughter
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Okey Wednesday
did not live.
Geo. lockwood and wife and daugh-
ter, Ruby, of Madison. were holiday
visitors at the Thos. lockwood home
in Lancaster.
Walter Pagenkopf, college of engi-
neering student at Wisconsin u, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Pagenkopf
Clarence Schnee, a feeble minded
youth of IS, was committed to the
Northern Colony and industrial school
by Judge Goodsell on Dec. %.
Miss Angela Williams, French IN
structor at the Lancaster high school,
motored to Indiana to visit relatives
and friends until after New Years.
Cond. C. w. Stackhouse of Madison
has been relieving Cond. Fred Lester
on the noon passenger run while the
latter is visiting his son, Henry, at
Nashville, Tenn.
George and Anna Clementson of
Beloit spent the Christmas holidays as
guests of their grandmother, Mrs
Mary Clementson.
Louis Fischer and wife went to Ben
ton Harbor to visit their son-1n-laW
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Leland
Gorton, over Christmas.
Miss Mary Schuster, teaching IN
French in the Faribault, Mimi, nigh
school, is a holiday visitor with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Schuster.
Miss Pearl Poland, employed in a
Milwaukee bank, and Raymond Fo-
land, teaching at Hammond, spent
Christmas with their mother, Mrs.
Mary Poland.
On Tuesday evening a shower was
given at the Will Ward home in hon
or of the approaching marriage OF
| their niece, Miss Ruth Ward, to Sam
uel Kitelinger of Werley.
| ]. P. Zenz was in Chicago last week
attending a Frigidaire school. Mr..
Zenz has the local sales agency and
plans to push the sale of systems
during the coming year. 1t effectively
supplements the use of ice for cool
ing at a moderate cost.
Mrs. Henry Belz had the bad luck to
| fall on an icy walk Christmas Eve,
breaking her right arm just above the
| wrist The nlishap occurred on the
slope just north of the B. & d. store.
Mrs. Belz was given surgical attention
by DR.. Doolitt1e and then taken home.
On Christmas Eve a six o'clock dim
ner was served at the Wesley Pollock
home in honor of Mrs Mary Hoffman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kitelinger.
1.-THE date was doubly significant it be-
ing Mrs. Hoffman's 10th birthday and
the marriage day of her granddaugh-
ter, Ruth Ward, to Samuel K1tel1nger
In the Platteville News subscription
campaign, Miss Jean Moody of Platte
Vile won the first prize, Star sedan.
Mrs. Della Louie, also of Platteville,
was second, winning Chevrolet tour
ing car. Ben Kern, mayor of Ellen
boro, was third, taking fine radio set
home with him. Harry Gulickson of
Platteville was fourth, winning radio
set ALSO The contest closed Saturday
night a week ago.
Robt. Cohen of Fennimore was a
Lancaster caller Saturday and paid
the Herald a pleasant call while in
the county seat. Mr.. Cohen ranks as
one of our oldest continuous subscrib-
ers, having read the paper every week
since 1877 when he first subscribed.
And he says he likes it today better
than ever Bob was born in Ireland,
coming to America while lad He
lived at Philadelphia for about five
years and then located in Grant county
and has resided here since. He is 70
years old but has the bearing and
vigor of a man of fifty.
r. A. Austin & Son, we'll known
Angus cattle breeders, delivered to
Croft & Stephens last week AZ head of
pure bred Angus baby beeves. They
were yearling steers and heifers
weighing 933 lbs. each and considered
by good judges to be the best lot of
baby beeves ever brought to Lancas-
for