Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-02-04
LOCAL ITEMS

croft & stephens shipped five cars
of bogs to Madison yesterday.
u r stevens and wife returned to
1ancaster Sunday from their we'd
s1oInh Vesperman shipped car
- If nrime steers to the Chicago
market Monday.
Maurice Ziegler went to Milwaukee
-.ortordav to attend the hardware
dealers convention.
Robt. Reynolds has commenced fore
oloeure on the old Kinsel place OF 200
acres in Little Grant.
H. Fowler, local health officer, says
there is no epidemic disease in Lam
ester or vicinity at present and that
bnalth conditions in general are ex-
winter roads in Grant county con-
,irra to be the best seen here in years.
The roads are smooth and frozen hard,
making motoring Except for cold air.
a pleasure.
Mrs Elmer Berger is a medical pa
lien+ at the DOolittle hospital. Mr..
Rerger. who recently moved here from
Fennfmore, is engineer at the new
nigh school.
M i. Richards of Cuba City re-
fnrned home Monday via the North
western following a visit with his
=on-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. ". Hanks.
Ed Pagel is cutting down mann
moth box elder tree on the Miss Bes-
sic McNair property in the second
ward. The tree was large and old and
d menace to the property.
DR. Fowler reports the birth of a
son at the John Sager home in No.
Potosi, last Wednesday, and the birth
of a son at the Geo. Burns home in
Lancaster, Sunday evening.
Mrs Miriam Granville, daughter of
Rev VIM. James of the Primitive
Methodist church, died at Lake Lin
den. Mich. Mrs. Granville was born at
Linden, Wis, Y years ago.
G.. NJ. DuHamel entertained the To-
cal chess club at his home Friday
night, an evening of intense playing
taking place The club meets with var
fous lovers at brief intervals.
Leo Adams went to Madison Mon
Eld3 To tame lul IlIC1 u CcIIlIlC1lI VI Oil
osteODath there Leo fell from build
ing last fall, injuring his spine. His
condition has shown Improvement
lately.
Weather conditions in Georgia are
so pleasant that Misses Mildred Case
and Leone Kraemer, visiting there,
have written home for lighter cloth
inc. Same was duly dispatched this
week
{. s. Norris sends the Herald an in
teresting account of the gathering of
the Wisconsin society of Spokane,
Wash They were royalty entertained
at the Elks temple. There are 400
members in Spokane.
The Grant Co. Beekeepers' Assn
viii hold a meeting at the county
court room, Wednesday, Feb. II, be-
ginning at $3.50. H L. Wilson, state
eutom0logist, will talk on honey mar
keting, G. D. Evans on foul broods.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs en-
tertained at a pleasant dancing party
at the hall Monday evening, about Is
merrymakers being present. The party
concluded with refreshments, coming
to a close at the witching hour.
Mrs Margaret Hutton Abels, sis
ter Of A W. KOpp of Platteville, has
been re-appointed as a member of the
state board Of control by Gov Blaine.
Mrs Abels has made a very fine record
during the time she has served on the
board
Harvey Julius of No. Lancaster is
advertising farm sale in this issue.
Harvey is leaving the farm on account
Of asthma He plans to move to Ke-
nosha and take a factory job with the
idea that inside work will be bene
fetal TO him.
Mrs. Ed F'rawley and Doris Mar
low departed Monday for Rochester,
Mimi. where Doris will take further
treatments for a growth on her lip
that was treated with apparent sue
cess a few years ago using radium,
but has since returned
Mrs. H. L. Folio was called to Ec
canada, Mich, Monday afternoon by
the death of her father, Chas. John
son. a business man of that city, who
died Monday morning at $40, after
lingering illness. Mrs. Folio will re-
main there for a week or so.
Miss Alice Wright left Monday for
New York Philadelphia and Boston
where she will visit friends and at
tend to duties in connection with her
mission work at Nenanah, Alaska, be-
tween Nome and Fairbanks, where
she returns in the coming summer.