Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15
LOCAL ITEMS

Tony Ellis was a Friday caller at
Preston.
John Loui, employed at the county
farm, returned home to Rewey Mon
day.
Miss Agnes keenan, of Madison was
a weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
T. Bennett.
Miss Clara Tenant of Fennimore
was Lancaster shopper between
trains Thursday.
Dick Huftil left Monday for Peoria
where he is visiting relatives for a
couple of weeks.
The town of Ellenboro vote on
chairman was: E. L. Vesperman. 85.
Fred Martin, 80.
Frank Stone of Peoria, ILL.,, spent
/ Easter visiting his mother, Mrs Vina
/ Stone, of this city.
/ Mrs. Paul Schmidt of Milwaukee has
/ been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Schreiner.
! Mrs. H. F. Livingston and son and
daughter spent the weekend visiting
the home folks at Livingston.
! DR.. Fowler reports the arrival of a
daughter at the Elmer Bryhan home
near Hurricane, Friday evening.
Miss Alice Flanagan of Dubuque is
in charge of the nurses at Doolittle
hospital. She has a staff of three as
Sistants.
The Heberlein market at Platteville
! has been sold to Wiesbrod Bros. of
Waupaca. Possession will be given
May Is.
Harry Braudt and family have re-
turned to Lancaster from Mt. Hope
Harry will take over one of the oil
lines here.
Mrs John Fuerstenberg of N. Ian
caster, is a sufferer with infiamma-
tory rheumatism, under the care of
DR. Fowler
Mrs. Mary King Williams went to
Livingston Friday noon to spend the
weekend with her niece, Mrs. Clar-
ence Jerrett.
Lambert Groenier and family and
Mrs. r. NJ. Lee motored to Chicago
Tuesday to visit relatives and friends
for a few days.
Judge Smalley goes to Richland
Center this week to hold the spring
term of circuit court April 80 is the
/ next day of court here.
Adolph Vesperman, local cattle
buyer, shipped four carloads, one of
Point Saturday morning.
Raymond Suer, aged 10, son of Ben
Suer, was operated on for appendi
citis at Doolittle hospital Wednesday.
His condition is favorable.
Mrs Emmett Hartman left Satur
day for Kenosha where she Joined her
husband, now employed in the Nash
Motor Co. assembling department
State Enforcement Agent Ben.
Parkinson and assistants were in the
county on official business last mid
week. Their activities are spoken OF
elsewhere.
Henry J. Walkers condition was
little improved Saturday and he is SAID
to be holding his own. Mr.. Walker
was operated on for appendicitis
week ago Friday.
Joe Benoy went to Dodgeville Satur-
day to be with his sister. Mrs. A. =.
Chapel. whose husband underwent an
operation for appendicitis and IS I'D
serious condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Norton were
called to Baraboo by the death OF MI.
Norton's uncle, Melvin Felt, VINO dlea
there Friday week ago. Funeral SET
vices were held the following sunday.
William Godfrey of st. Paul, Droth-
err of the late RObt. Godfrey, ana MISS
Annie Godfrey of Benton, niece
were here to attend the Robt. COO
frev funeral, Sunday, returning Mon-
day. -
Miss EIva UT, 5th grade teacher at
Hammond, Ind, and Raymond roland
manual training teacher IN the same
schools. arrived here Thursday nlghI
for a brief visits at their respective
homes. ia
Thursday, having secured Joo Win
the Madison Electric Co, as 1nellidh'
Lloyd is now an experienced man ol
the Sticks" having worked Tor poCn
telephone and electric companies.
Carl Kasper of Lancaster, Wlscon-
sin University student, will speak pc
fore the local high school during Tue
IT, of w. spring vacation he VIII
talk on the advantages OF the ohlVeIs-
itv of Wisconsin Exposition III prog
ress soon. ,e,o+
Safety deposit boxes in the defunct
PEOPLES State bank were hauIed ouC
Saturday and shipped back 10 Chl ca.
go by a Mr.. Weiss. representlnS Tue
Diebold Safe & Lock Co. Inc ooAen
were the company's property haNlhs
never been paid for
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Schwartz anu
children returned Sunday from week
en- visit with Mrs. Schwartz,s motner
at Muscatine, Iowa. Walter reports
the vegetation to be further aaVanceu
south of here and Muscatine has hau
fine rains. so+,,
Mr., and Mrs. c. R. Watkins and tath-
or. c. ]. Watkins, of st. LOUIS mo
tored to Lancaster Friday, making tne
trip of over 400 miles in 10 nouns hours
actual running time. They motor nome nom
TODAY. While in Lancaster the wal
kinses are guests of Louis Vesperman'
Mrs. watkins being Miss Lydia YES
herman before her marriage.
Sheriff Livingston has been askeo os
Dubuuue authorities to look for trlo
of bandits who held up, robbed anu
slugged Cyril Hansen and Harry az
gen at the latters' cottage on the " WIS rs
consin side of the river Friday n1gnl.
Both Hansen and Raigen have l oeen
DISCHARGED from the hospital. Halls SCI
shot through Iu6