Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-01
LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Jennie Jones of Fennimore was
an oyer-Tuesday guest of Lancaster
friends.
Mrs. w. G. Knox has been bedfast
due to a severe fall which occurred
recently.
Mrs. William Lathrop of MINNEAPOLIS
is visiting at the Arthur Knapp home
Mrs. Jacob Dersch is home from
Madison where she underwent treat
ment at the General hospital.
Mrs. Florence Knapp went to Fen
nlmore Saturday to visit over Sunday
at the Marsden home. Her mother
RMS. W. E. Lathrop of Minneapolis, is
now visiting at the Marsdens.
Judge Goodsell has been confined to
his bed under the care of a trained
nurse since last Thursday with an at
tack OF influenza of severe type
which for time threatened to be SER
ious.
L. Weber and wife returned last
week from their winter trip to Flor
ida. They report wonderful outing
Both look bronZed and rugged and as
though the outing had agreed with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McNair of New
York City, announce the arrival of a
son at their home. Mr. McNair is a
nephew of Miss Bessie McNair OF
Lancaster, and son of the late Prof
Fred McNair.
Louis Oschman is moving to Madi-
son, having acquired residence prop
erty in a new addition there. AS he
is q competent carpenter and painter
Louis should have no difficulty in find
ing plenty to do in the capital city
August WenZel, former Lancaster
resident, died at Rochester, Mimi, or
Friday, March 20, following an opera
ton. Burial was made at Rochester
Mr.. Wenzel, aged about 68 years, haC
lived in Dubuque since leaving Ian.
caster.
Misses Mildred Case and Leona
Kraemer returned last week from
their pleasant mid winter visit at Au.
gusta, Ga. They left spring far ad
vanced in the south and returned tt
partake of the Wisconsin spring soor
to come.
DR.. James Gibson and family mo
tored to Madison Sunday to visit will
their daughter, Dorothy, at Chadbourr
, Hall. Mrs. Mabel Ward and Sallie Lot
Fowler went with them, the former tt
! visit her daughter, Hazel and the lat
ter to visit her sister, Catherine.
Mrs c. H. Richardson, a former
Lancaster resident, died at Missouri
, Mont, March %, after long illness
Her daughter, Rhoda, was with hel
when she passed away. Mrs. Richard
, son was Miss Annie Brown, daughter
of Lancaster dentist years ago.
The Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Oliver John
, son of Louisville, Ky, announce the
+ birth of son at their home, Saturday
March 81 Mrs. Johnsons parents
f Mr. and Mrs. John Clark of this city
! are visiting the Johnsons. Rev. John
, son was the capable young rector o
Emmanuel parish of this city two
years ago.
) Leonard Wanazek, 16-year-old sol
of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Wanazek o.
, Little Grant was taken i'll while at
tending school at TennysOn last Wed
nesday He was brought home the
+ same day and was found to be suffer
ing with pneumonia. He is still very
i'll but is doing as we'll as could be
, expected
= The Milwaukee weather office re
ported the warmest weather in IL
f years Thursday, March &c, when the
/ thermometer reached II degrees. This
was one degree below the temperature
: reached on March 26, 1902 de-
grees. The warmest day in March was
March 30, 1910-S0.6 degrees above
{ zero. This is too warm for comfort.
Lloyd Mccormick and Miss Marian
Richardson, two estimable young per-
sons of this city, announce their mar
riage which took place in Dubuque
Saturday, March 81. The groom is q
son of Mr. and Mrs. Will McCormick
of Lancaster The bride a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Richardson OF
So. Lancaster Friends extend con-
gratulationS.
Jack Tracy of Platteville, noted en-
trepeneur of good attractions, was in
Lancaster on business Thursday. JACK
has rented the Darlington fair grounds
for July ga, and will put on two bis
derby Days" with running races anC
big line of attractions. Mr.. Tracy
is arranging a big prize card anc
plans to make the event the mos
noted in Darlington's history
Lester Baldwin of Cuba City was
, one of five men hurt when scaffolC
in the Roshek department store at Du
buuue collapsed last Tuesday after
! noon Merchandise broke their fall anC
probably saved the mems lives. They
were engaged in painting. Young Bald
win suffered a compound fracture OF
one arm and a two-inch silver in hi:
leg. The other men were less serious
; ly hurt.