Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-07-12

Sunday.
Conductor Moran Of Baraboo
spent Sunday in this city.
-Chas. Kelley Of Montfort was a
Lancaster visitor Monday.
Miss Mae Patton of Wauzeka is
the guest of Mrs. Delos Edwards.
Claude Hopkins OF Fennimore
visited in Lancaster over Sunday.
John Weber, NJ. Goodrich and
Chris Roberts Sundayed in Fenni-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Trowbridge
spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Fred Miles, near Fennimore.
Mrs Mary Platt OF North Lancas-
ter left Monday morning for two
months visit with relatives in Phila-
delphia
Sir Knights Geo. f. Budd Chas.
H Basford T. J. Brown, John S.
Wright, r. Meyer and }. 9. Churchill
attended the Okcy obsequies at Cass-
vile Monday.
Mrs. F. L. Bidwell, after an ex-
tended visit with Lancaster relatives,
returned to her home IN Sutherland.
Ia. Monday morning. Miss Florence
Bidwell, returned with her for a
months visit
The Crusaders who have been
holding meetings throughout the
county, will hold their first meeting
here Friday evening, on the lots
north of the Grand Central hotel.
The list of railroad men residing
in Lancaster was swelled this week by
the arrival Of Conductor Searles and
family OF Galena who are to take up
their residence here. They will occupy
home near the North School We
extend a cordial welcome.
-Thos. Mcdonald OF this city has
enjoyed an enviable trade in road
graders for which he is agent having
disposed Of 81 already this season. II
of which were sold in Grant county
alone. Mr.. Mcdonald has a good ma
chine and is GOOD man to deal with.
Messrs Burr. Nathan and Smith,
managers of the city opera house,
have alrerdy billed two first class at
tracticnstor the season. The first one,
Little TriXie" on August % The
cond, Frank Wade's Turkish Bath
Company, which will appear here
Sept. 5. Ii will BE remembered that
Mr.. Wade was here in April with the
Beggar Prince Company.
Lancaster people who preferred
the quiet OF home to the hilarity of
celebrations on the fourth formed
pleasant picnic parties and passed the
heated portion Of the day beneath
shady trees. A number of families
composed an outing gathering at
Kings ford and another crowd e.
ioyed the day U r. B. showalter's
spacious lawn.
"A young couple from Galena were
strolling through our beautiful court
house park last Tuesday and the flu
ture looked very brighs and pleasant
to them. That is dogwood tree,
my love-" he said teaching, it lightly
with his stick How do YOU know
it IS a dogwood tree. George. dear?"
Il can tell by is bark. my darling
And then the marshall ordered them
of the grass and they were very.very
happy.
Fred Scott OF Bloomington was
one Of the Klondike party that de-
parted from here in February OF '9S.
lie was numbered among those who
shifted their course into the Copper
river district and finally landed at
Cape Nome fairly stranded. Fortune
smiled upon him in due time how
ever and il reports are true the young
man cleaned MP neat little sum as
result Of hi persistent efforts. He
arrived home last weel, and it is ru-
mored that in the neighhorhood Of
100000 in clean cash came back with
him. We trust that the good Ii ok
has not been overestimated.
The case against the Bass boys,
charged with assault, upon jos.
Muench, occupied the attention of
Justice Baldwin a greater part of Fri
day and Saturday Of last week Dist.
Atty. Howe attended to the prosecu-