Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-03-25
Local JOttinSS.
Mud, mud, mud.
County board meets next Thurs

IT. M. Young was in Dodgeville
yesterday.
Yesterday was the first spring
day of the season. 4
The Sitter creamery will open
for business Monday.
You cannot fail to note the
Boston store adv. on page s. .-..... .:.--
-Joeckel Bros. have fine new
cash register of latest design.
John Livens went to Minnea-
polls Thursday on business trip.
Miss Minnie Macke visited rela-
tives at Platteville this week.
Atty. Chas. Klarman is recover
ing from a siege with rheumatism.
The regular Baptist supper will
be given Thursday evening of next
week.
-Ex-Sheriff C. G. Dickinson is
engaged in the restaurant business
at Burton. Wash.
If you desire nice key ring go
to the Hub and they will be pleased
to furnish you one. .tI
Marshal Henry of Boscobel has
housed 60 tramps in the city Gala
boose there the past four months.
The Potosi State bank is in
prosperous condition. See official
statement published in this issue.
A. D. Conover of Madison, a
member of the state board of con-
troll, had business in Lancaster
Tuesday. : n.
The new courthouse was IL
Illuminated from dome to basement
Tuesday eve for trial. Every
thing worked fine.
II. F. Orion is in Chicago on
business. He intends to purchase
some of that cheap coal that the
Teller is telling about.
DIR. Oberembt took his depart
ure Thursday morning for Milwau-
kee, his former location, and DR..
Gault is now without substitute
here.
THE Ladies of the G., IA. r. viii
give another coffee klatsch Thurs
day evening Of next week at the X.
P. hall. Something new andAnovel.
Everyone invited.
IT. G.. Rechow, an attorney,
anda former newspaper man of
Bolivar, Mo-, had business in Ian
caster Thursday. Mr.. Rechow
formerly resided in Grant county. =
Twelve page of the two issues
of the Herald each week are printed
entirely at home. The most any
other paper in the county prints at
home is eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lance of
Mt. Ida visited with relatives and
friends in Lancaster first of the
week They are soon to leave for
Minnesota to make their future
home.
Atty. w. J. Brennan sold his
neat residence property in the
second ward to S. F. Joeckel Thurs
day. John Day negotiated the deal.
Atty. Brennan will either build or
invest in other property.
The old sea dogs along the
Mississippi are taking high seat,
preparatory to witnessing the de-
LUCE which they are bound to have
come down from the woods of Wis
consin and Minnesota this spring.
John Showalter and wife of
Wells, Mimi, are renewing old &C.
qualntances in Lancaster and vicin-
ity. Mrs. Showalter is a daughter
of Mrs. Spencer, who fell and broke
her hip last month. She is recover
ing nicely.
Frank Schreiner celebrated his
41st birthday Wednesday. He was
born on what is now the Reuben
Garner farm and on the day of his
birth his father had an auction sale,
preparatory to moving to Lancaster
to engage in business. n
Many Herald readers will be
glad to learn that the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Napp of Bos-
cobel is recovering from an extend
ed illness with lagrippe and scarlet
fever. The youngsters life held by
very slender thread for some
time.
New Herald subscribers this
week are Jacob Hartman, Potosi;
A. A. Welsh, Bloomington; DR.. w
r. Ivey, FIT. Atkinson; Mrs. Eliza
CV,o.4b Ta1yo1o0oh N0k ID T w.