Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-12-09
Don't f0is to see the Parade:
Best Band ever i'm the City!

You cannot fail to see the Hubs
big ad. today.
Geo. Garside was over from
Patch Grove yesterday.
Geo. Mcpherson of Ellenboro
was a caller yesterday.
m. G.. Edwards of Beetown
transacted business here yesterday.
-Messrs. J. S. Wright and w. J.
Brennan we're in Milwaukee yester-
day.
james Smith shipped a carload
of good horses to Rochelle, ILL.,,
yesterday.
Sec Carl Dalton in ''Ole Olson
in Spirit Land" at City opera house,
Dec. 14-15-16.
-Four carloads of stock were
shipped from this station Monday
and six yesterday.
Yesterday was a holiday in
Catholic circles-Feast of the I'M
maculate Conception.
"A license to wed has been grant
cd to Geo. w. Hill and Mary Olson,
both of town of Clifton.
Mrs. O. w. Flynn has been
seriously Ill the past week. Her
condition is improved at this
writing.
-McVicker's Stock company
will please you at City opera house
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday
of next week.
DO not fail to hear John Tenn
pie Graves, the gifted Southern or
ator, on the Lecture Course, at
Reeds opera house, Friday, Dec. II.
Fred Reinke of town of Liberty
was adjudged insane by examining
physicians Monday and Under
Sheriff Dyer took him to Mendoza
hospital for treatment.
Scott Lieurance, cheesemaker
at Hurricane factory, went to She
boyean for a visit with relatives.
He will not be employed at the
Hurricane factory next season.
M. Ormsby,. general super
intendent of the Union Telephone
company, looked over the system
here the past week with Manager
Stratton. His headquarters are at
Dodgeville.
One Of the largest oil tanks ever
seen aboard cars in this city was
emptied here Monday by J. E. Bar
nett & Son, agents for the Standard
Oil company. 1t contained 10, 100
gallons.
g. c. Wurster and family de-
sire to express especial thanks to
Miss Mary Smith and pupils of her
school for the beautiful flowers
contributed to them in their re-
cent bereavement.
Go. I, goth Wis, held it's annual
reunion at John Whites, Fennimore,
Monday. Among those in attend
ance were Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Show
alter, James Woodhouse and Edward
Pollock of Lancaster.
Mrs. Sarah Wetmore, formerly
of Patch Grove, died Friday at the
home of her son, III. L. Wetmore, at
Vernon, n. j., at the advanced age
of ninety years. Funeral was held
Sunday. Deceased was we'll known
in Grant county.
One of the finest carloads of
cattle ever shipped from Lancaster
we're consigned to Chicago yester-
day. There were eighteen in the
lot, mostly 3-year-olds, and they av-
eraged 1,6O5 pounds each. J. J.
Farrelly & Co. secured them to sell
through their agent, M. V. Burris.
"A meeting Of the directors of
the Tennyson Mining Company was
held at Tennyson Saturday. T. F.
Orion Of this city was in attend.
ance. Officers chosen were as
follows: Pres, J. T. Wilkinson;
Secy., J. j. Stelpfug; Treas, D.
Culver; Supt., Geo. Cholder. The
mine has excellent prospects.
20. j. Oswald, recent owner of
the Grand Central hotel in this city
and still in control of same, has
filed suit against L. Armfield, D. F.
Seeley and A. E. Storrs, all of Fen
nimore, charging fraudulent deal
ings. They were interested in the
sale of the property E. M. Lowry
has been retained by plaintiff and
II. w. Brown by defendants. The
case is cited for February term of
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