Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-02
FENNIMORE
Auto Accident

Auto AcClO6nC
AS Mr.. and Mrs. John Lomas were
returning home from Madison Wed
nesday afternoon, when on this side
of Dodgeville, in their Ford coupe,
they were run into by Albert belong
of Montfort in his Hudson car. They
were nearing a culvert and when the
Hudson struck their Ford it showed
them into the abutment of the culvert
and their car tipped over on its side,
but did not go entirely over. Mrs. Lo-
mas got a cash on the head, a black
eye, and body bruises and John got
some ribs broken. Another car from
Fennimore going to Madison, owned
by Roy Campbell, was struck by the
belong car and received ben fem
der. Mr.. belong attempted to pass
between two cars, one going and one
coming, and failed to make it, with
the above accident resulting. Mr.. De-
Long brought Mr.. and Mrs. Tomas
home and the yare getting along fine.
The Tomas coupe was badly wrecked.
Basket Ball
The first game of basket ball for
the Fennimore high school team was
with the Cobb high school Wednesday
night; score, Cobb 8, Fennimore Z.
Thanksgiving afternoon the Fenni-
more American Legion team played
: the Dodgeville team with Red Evans
starring for the latter team. The score
was Fennimore 40, Dodgeville Fl.
Sunday School Convention
Sunday afternoon a Sunday School
convention was held at the Methodist
church. Among the speakers were
Supt. Rogers of Oshkosh, who gave an
illustrated opening service; "The
Principles Upon Which to Base a
Curriculum" by Prof. J. G. Brockert,
Platteville; Good Records and How
They Help the School, by Rev. G. A.
Mckinley of Lancaster. The business
of a Sunday school was discussed by
Supt Rogers. Rev. Campbell had
charge of the meeting. Rev. Willett
and wife of Lancaster were among
those present. A good sized audience
was present.
Maier- WinhauSer Nuptials
S.Curday at IL o'clock occurred the
marriage of Miss Alvina, only daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Maier, to
Albert Winhauser of Davenport, Ia.
Rev. r. F. Schedtler read the mar
rage ceremony. They were attended
Otto Maier. 1t was a beautiful home
wedding and the best wishes of the
community go with these worthy
young people to their home in Moline,
Ill.
Thanksgiving Day Affairs
The ladies of St. Mary's congrega-
ton held their annual dinner, supper
and bazaar in the parochial auditor
ium Thanksgiving day and a large
| crowd was present. They served two
elegant meals with enough for every
body mad some to spare and they had
a fine lot of work on display for their
! bazaar.
| Thanksgiving night the firemen held
their annual dance at Maso's hall and
400 numbers were sold for the event.
The Greenwich Entertainers of Clin-
ton, Iowa, furnished the music and
everyone present had an enjoyable
| time.
Locals of the Week
n. H. Stoddard, former principal of
schools here, now of Madison, was
caller in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs D. A. Donnan spent
Thanksgiving in Milwaukee, guests of
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. VanAuken.
Home for Thanksgiving were Nellie
Baiely, Oconomowoc; Mr.. and Mrs.
Darrell Smith, DR.. and Mrs. Loren Lo-
mas, Hilton DOeringsfeld, Ralph
Payne and Helen Miller Milwaukee;
Meredith Niehaus, Appleton; Dorothy
Villemonte, Helen Marsden, Madison;
Grace Tomas, Margaret orion, Mil
waukee; Eldeen Buster, Ft. Atkinson;
Harold Horton, Platteville; MI. and
Mrs. Clarence Brandt, Chicago.
John Buster is a patient at the Doc
little hospital in Lancaster, going
down last Monday. Hope he may soon
be able to return to his work.
Oscar Anderson and Alfred Payne
are about ready to open their pool
hall in the Mrs. Walter Huston build
ing on upper Main st, They will have
an up-to-date place.
I Mrs. r. J. Cohen passed away at her
! home here Monday.
| DR.. E. A Billig held a household
| goods sale Saturday and with his
mother will take up his residence in
Montfort He has been spending three
days weekly there and finds it to his
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