Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-03-19
Fir. Albers was at Fennimore

FIR. AlberS was at FennlmOre
Tuesday.
Judge Goodsell held court at
Platteville Tuesday.
j. Lawson made visit to Dav-
export, Iowa, last week.
-Chas. Budworth of Waterloo,
Ia, is guest of his parents in Ian
caster
Fred Hill, now a fireman on the
G. & n. W., is running to this city
for few days.
Geo. Rudersdorf attended the
funeral Of Mrs. James Forsythe at
Dodgeville Tuesday.
john Wenzel has been imprOv-
ing his saloon building by taking
away the stairs on the east side and
and putting in several new partitions.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A\Breithaupt
Of Zion City, Ill, who have been
visiting in Lancaster and vicinity
the past month, returned home yes
terday
The soul Of We festive candidate
for town or city office expands with
this encouraging spring weather.
He should look out for late frosts,
however.
John Decker has added a fine
new barber chair of the latest pat
tern and design to the furnishings
of his shop.
Atty. James DOlan of Platteville
was in the city on business Tuesday.
He reports mining matters to be
still on the boom at our neighboring
metropolis.
Frank Turner has purchased the
Schuster residence property in the
fourth ward, formerly known as the
Moorehouse place. He will enter
extensively in the blooded poultry
business. See his adv.
DIR. F. F. Eckert, a graduate of
Chicago Veterinary college, has de-
cided to locate permanently in Lam
caster. In his professional card to
be placed in this paper next week
his office location will be announced.
Sermons at the Congregational
church Sunday will be on the fol-
lowing topics: Morning 'Misappre-
hension and Misrepresentation of
Wealth." Evening -"Three Ways
of Treating My Neighbor"
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Bel1en, aged seven months,
died at Elk Grove Monday. Fun
eral services were held Wednesday,
and Mrs. Lena Belken of this city
attended. The parents have the
sympathy Of Lancaster friends.
Deputy Sheriff Miller and Edgar
Ray, Platteville monument dealer,
became involved in a discussion
at BOscobel Sunday over Frank
Freedoms qualities and it termin-
ated in the latter receiving a jaw
jolt from the sheriff's big NIT.
The roads in places have been
next to impossible for couple Of
weeks. The consequent loss in horse
flesh, damaged vehicles and harness
and delayed business amounts high.
One of the peculiarities of a progress
i've and wealthy people is their
willingness to endure such an iD-
convenience SO easily remedied.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pink spent
the past three weeks visiting in
this city. During their stay they
combined business with pleasure
and bought George Gelbach's 300
acre farm southwest of Hurricane.
We wish than great prosperity, as
they are Industrious young people.
Their house and lot in Potosi will
now be for sale or rent.
The Herald pleases the people
and we care not whether our con-
tempOraries like the manner in
which it is run or not New volun-
tary subscribers this week are r.
G.. Willis, Frank Keene and F. f.
Eckert, Lancaster; A. Fl. Patch of
Bloomington; Geo. M. Dietzman,
Livingston.
The spring campaign is going
to open sooner to the merchant who
prizes the season open with the right
kind of publicity. If the right
work is done the merchant with the
strong intention will have no diff
Guilty i'll lining out considerable