Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-09-30
LOCAL ITEMS

girl at the nome of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Perrin of Beetown on Sept. rs.
DR.. Kraut reports the arrival of
daughter at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Linzy, this city, on Sept 23d
A. G.. Smith and sister, Mrs. SIa-
back of Boaz, spent last week at Bo-
az, Richland Co., visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Emma Waldman returned home
to Duluth Monday following a two
weeks visit with relatives in Lancas-
ter.
Miss Laurel Leighty returned to
Milwaukee Saturday following a visit
of five weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Josh Leighty.
Mrs. A. V. Ward was called to Mad
ison Saturday by the serious illness
of her daughter, Fern, Mrs. Marvin
Beale Mrs. Beale is in a hospital for
an operation for kidney stones.
Miss Anne I<altenbach of Kenosha
spent Saturday at the Harry Barnett
home prior to her departure for the
lake shore after visit at Potosi with
her brother, Andrew Kaltenbach.
Robt Henry of Edgerton was a
Sunday visitor with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Henry Robert is en-
ployed as blue print maker with the
Trailer Co. and likes the work very
much
Mr.. and Mrs NJ w. Hanks and Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Vesperman left Sunday
by auto for pleasure trip to Chicago,
Milwaukee and other points. They ex-
pect to be gone about a week.
Fred Orion has been having another
attack of the malady which has troub-
led him for some time and the condi-
ton of his health is not encouraging
to his family and friends.
Merchant ]. F. Walsh of Tennyson
took flying trip to Boston last week.
He lived there when he first came to
America from Cork, Ireland. Mr..
Walsh was expected home Monday of
this week.
Carter Gates of Bloomington re
turned to his studies at the Milwau
11ee Engineering school Monday fol-
lowing a pleasant visit at home. Car
ter is taking second year electrical
engineering and is much pleased with
the work.
The Lancaster Motor Car Co. start
ed out Monday to break all previous
sales records. From a. m. to II noon
the firm had sold five ChevrOlets which
speaks we'll for their energy and good
times in old Grant as well.
T. P. Zenz went to Pra. du CHEN
Monday morning to attend the funeral
Of his aunt, Mrs John Mcnamara.
The family formerly lived near
Bloomington, and burial was made IN
the cemetery at that place.
Mrs Clara Eckland of this city I'M
derwent an appendicitis operation at
Doolittle hospital Monday morning.
Mrs. A. J. Pipkin was a medical pa
tient at Doolittle hospital a couple OF
days last week, leaving the hospltal
Sunday.
Mrs A. J. Pipkin reached Lancaster
Friday noon after an interesting sum-
mer's trip during which she VISITED
MANY European countries. Mrs. P1pkln
will visit here and vicinity for about
a month before going to California for
the winter.
Mrs. Irwin Vesperman, Mrs. Knobel
Johnson, Mrs Gardiner, Maurice
Vesperman, Charlie Powell, HerDerC
Stoffe1 and Rev. c., W. Powell were IN
attendance at the Lafayette Baptist
association at Dodgeville Sept. 2o-zo-
27. ni
Miss Julia Sweeney went to Fennl-
more Monday to be in attendance at
the wedding of her lifelong frlehus,
Miss Frances O'Shaughnessy anu
Walter Regain, which took place lueS-
day morning at the Cathollc cnui' I'll
in that city
Miss Grace Bradbury was here
from Fennimore Saturday to see her
old friend. Miss Olive Grebe, VINO de-
narts this week for her home IN WASH
ington. D. c., after a summers WISH
with her mother, Mrs. Jane GreDe.
n.+o~ Giorarc 10 Of Little CTduJ,
was committed to Mendoza MONDAY
following examination by Drs. COO
Frev and Fowler who pronounced MIN
insane Mr.. Gierens is the tather Oh
nine children, the youngest ~ ye a.,
old He resided with son-ln-laW' Wv
Vannatta. 77+b
Mrs Martha Showalter had her f!tn
birthday last Tuesday, Sept ~ pelne
the recipient of numerous Wen WIS.,,
ING nostcards and the hostess OF many
callers. Mrs. Showalter is maklns 9
GOOD recovery from severe InJ9ay
suffered three weeks ago THURSDAY
whom she fell while going home l[on III
a nictnre show. The bone in her lelI
hip was cracked. fro,,,
Geo DiVal and a nephew iloIil
Lancaster were guests OF frlellue n tto
Sunday. Mr.. DiVall is now one VI ~
attendants at the Grant county III hn' nao
ASYLUM. he having charge OF lne ut p+
+ients doing farm work. He states lIias
bis daughter. Laura, is IN DuOuqut4
attending business college anu and
recently he, his daughters Eau 4 q Cbi-
Mrs Rusk Okey, made trip pa 10 fam 9
cago to visit his son Ropert aliu aoino
ilv. They found them wen anu
nicely-Wauzeka Chlet. ,iver-
Friday, October 9th, is the ca an, Which
sary Of the big Chicago go fire 4t is ~a aiso
took place "a years ago t,o !, Dav In
this lis Connection a local Fire Chief Lo otaT
Fischer is looking over Lanes o;t1t
conditions toward making n9gst TINS Gi'S Mr..
safer place to live IN h. G ia vain with
o oat Cooperation of the citizens Pfe
traps of all kinds should be o. ei,mi fime
ed and it is particularly nge o4e be-
to have heating plants lnspeo'oN
fore cold weather sets in. Nth the