Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-24

w. A. Kies, was down from
Livingston yesterday.
-Moore's next shipping day will
be Wednesday, June %.
"A. Fl. Fache was down from
Sitter one day this week.
Theodore Degenhardt, of Mt.
Hope, was here Thursday.
H. G. Craig and family have de-
parted for Ohio. They left last Sun
day.
Earl Huntington, of Platteville,
is now enrolled as one of the Herald
force.
w. G. Jones was here from
Plattevilie on Wednesday of this
week.
-Lathrops Fourth of July show
window is attracting considerable
attention.
M. w. Metcalf came up from
Glen Haven yesterday on a business
and pleasure trip.
Moore & Ray shipped two cars
OF hogs, sheep, lambs and veal
calves Wednesday.
Charles D. Wilbur, of Wauke-
gan, ILL.,, was a business visitor in
the city on Thursday.
Isaac Zimmerman was at Bee
town yesterday afternoon. He took
his childred there for a few days
visit.
Henry Kuester, who has been
in the Klondike seeking for gold
died on June 18th on shipboard. He
was on his way home and his family
live at Platteville.
H. M. Hickok and L. S. Sawyer,
OF Bloomington, were in the city
Thursday. They were on their way
home from Platteville where they
had helped move Clay Adkins
household goods.
Mrs. Susie Needham, daughter
of Delos Abrams, of this city has
been elected Grand Matron of the
o. E. S. grand lodge of the state of
Idaho. Her many Lancaster friends
extend congratulations.
Mrs. Farrell returned yester-
day to her home at Omaha, Ne
braska, after a visit with relatives
here. She was accompanied as far
as Madison by Owen Flynn, her
brother-in-law, who has been en-
joying a weeks vacation.
Charles Ziegler received tele-
gram yesterday announcing the
death of Dwight E. Arthur, a nep-
hew of his from injuries sustained
in the wreck of the Twentieth
Century Flyer at Mentor, Ohio. He
lived in this city nearly all of his
lie and was well known to many OF
our people.
Full sheet bills were printed at
this office for the grand Fourth of
July celebration to be held at
Potosi. The promoters are making
every effort to make the coming
celebration the best ever held in
that place. Potosi's residents have
a first-class reputation as entertain.
ers and a royal good time is in store
for everyone who attends their
celebration.
One of the recent laws passed
by the legislature reads as follows:
1.-THE remarriage of Divorces was
settled by the passage of a bill
which provides that if divorced
couple become reconciled and de-
sire to remarry, they can do so
without consent of the court. For
divorces to marry other persons
within one year, consent must be
obtained from the circuit judge and
the reasons for such consent must
be entered in the form of a court
order on the records"
A large number of the old
neighbors and friends of Louis
Vesperman accepted his invitation
to come to his farm and spend the
day with him and his family and
renew acquaintanceship. To say
that they enjoyed themselves would
be putting it mild. A boupteous
dinner was served to which they all
did ample justice. After a day of
real pleasure they returned to their
homes expressing the wish that 1T
would not be their last visit to the
Vesperman farm.
We have been reading a great +