Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-07-01
THREE HURT IN
AUTO ACCIDENT
At JERSEY PICNIC
Loose Gravel Causes Car to
Turn Turtle on Road
Near MOntfOrt.
(special Correspondence ID The Heraldl

Lee wilkins Saturday and about $500
o'clock he invited Lester Wehrle of
Fennimore and his uncle, AL James
to take a ride. They drove out on
Highway 80, Lester doing the driving.
After crossing a railroad crossing
nearby they struck some loose gravel
that had been put on the road and the
car, going at fair rate of speed, turn
ed completely over, alighting on its
wheels. Lester go cut on the hand,
Will James had to have several stitch
es taken on his head back Of his ear,
and bruised hip out of it, and Al.
James had to have nine stitches taken
on his head and was hurt somewhat
in the back.
The glass was broken out of the top
but the car was damaged very little
otherwise and the occupants are very
fortunate to escape with minor bruises.
Jersey Picnic Well Attended.
A big crowd of Jersey and enthus-
lasts attended the annual Jersey picnic
at the Lee Wilkins home on Highway
80 south of ontfort Saturday. About
200 were present for the day. Mr..
Astroth, of the American Jersey Cat
tie club, gave an address in the after
noon, following the big basket dinner,
which proved very instructive. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
President, Irwin A. Vesperman, Lam
caster.
Secretary and Treasurer, Lee Will
kins, Livingston.
GUY Walker was elected calf club
committeeman.
One item that was voted by the asso-
citation was that they would match the
premiums offered by the Grant County
Fair in the calf club entries for Jer-
sey calves.
DR.. A. B. Chase, district superinten-
dent of the Southwestern Wisconsin
M. E. district filled the M. E. pulpit
Sunday morning and incorporated in
his address the much discussed topic
of Evolution" in connection with re-
ligion 1t was an interesting dis
course.
Hon. and Mrs J. E. Roethe, Messrs.
and Mesdames E. A. Heberle1n, ID. A.
Donnan and George F. F'rantZ, Archie
Risic and Arthur Kreul attended the
dedication of the Masonic temple at
Platteville Saturday.
Rev. L. E. HoisingtOn is enjoying
two weeks vacation and is spending
part of it with his son, Rev. Forest
Joe Heberlein and wife OF Madison
were guests during the week end at
his brothers, E. A. Heberlein's.
Station Agent M. E. SchiecK and
wife went to Madison Tuesday to be
present at the wedding of latter's
brother, Paul Roth to Katherine Bar
rett. which takes place in that city
Tuesday at o'clock a. m.
Miss Harriet Schleck leaves Wed
nesday for Madison where she Will
ioin her aunt, Miss Helen Roth and,
together they will make a trip to the
coast and other points of interest be-
fore the school year commences. They
will be gone about eight weeks.
DR.. and Mrs E. G. Howell and son
David left Sunday for Washington, d.
C. to visit his sister, Mrs. Don Slater
Barbara Peacock fell while playing
and dislocated her shoulder
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schurman and
Mrs. B. w. Frankenhoff of Richland
Center were guests at the Mrs. f. n.
Kern and William Zimmerman homes
Sunday
Mrs. Amelia Sears spent the week
end at Madison and attended family
reunion while there.
Mrs. Ben Schuppener and daughter
FLOW returned from Madison and Ken
osha Saturday. F1oy recently under
went an operation for goitre at Mad1-
son and is again on duty at the post
office.
Basil Howell, employed in the High
way Commission office at Lancaster
sDent the week end at home.
Sever HoffIand and wife are at Lake
Wisconsin near Lodi on fishing trip.
Hon. Ed Heathcote of Preston is
driving a new Chevrolet sedan, pur-
chased of Joseph Whitish.
William J. Battle and Burr Walker
of ancaster were in the city Friday
A large crowd attended the dance
Of Mason's hall with music by F1ints
orchestra on Tuesday night.
Mrs. Frank Novak has been enter
tanning as guests four nephews On
sunday the Durnen and Nowak faml-
lies and their guests enjoyed a picnic
dinner at Marsden park.
Harry Fosbinder, a student at Law
renee college. Appleton, spent a lie"
days at home.
Herman Fosbinder was in Milwaukee
looking up some cattle at the markets
there to place on his pasture near SUI
Mrs. George Dyer and Elva of Lam
caster were guests at the Mrs. j. b.
Bradbury home Friday.
Patsy Van Dyke is in Milwaukee at
tending an optical clinic for the next
two weeks.
Miss Katinka Reidel arrived home
"Wednesday from her trip to California
and the west. She has been gone
about months.
Wendell and Helen Marsden went TO
Madison Monday to attend summer
school at the University.
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