Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-09-27
Local JOttingS.

every 1ct1 LII UulS year.
The early marketed grain is
likely to have too much company.
The best managed business and
the best titled field pay the largest
dividend.
It's a good time to save your
seed corn. Select the earliest and
best ears.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Taylor spent
Sunday at the Jarrett home north
of this city.
John Roseman came over from
Mt. Hope last<Friday on business
and pleasure trip.
Jack Lane returned to his
duties at the Keshena reservation
Monday morning.
Mrs. Adele Barrows and her
daughter, Alyce M. Wright of Glass;
vile are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Barrows.
-Mesdames Clyde Budworth and
Henry Elwell of Cassville visited
with relatives in this city the latter
part of last week. 1881.
Dodgeville Sun: Lancaster is
awake to her possibilities and has
organized a commercial club to adj
vance the interests of that city.
Nick Alderman of Cassville
was an outbound passenger on Mon
day mornings train ticketed to
Jefferson for visit with brother.
-Cardy & Adams had an insUr-
ance policy on their fine Jlydesdale
stallion that died last week, the
same to apply on the purchase price
of another horse.
IN. M. Ziegler has been serious
ly ill for the past week, but is now
on the mend. The energetic old
gentleman is missed on the streets
he has so long trodden.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Budworth
went to Cassville Sunday for short
visit with their son, Clyde, who
leaves the first of the month for
Chicago where he will take up the
study of dentistry.
Yep Jay has sold his laundry
business in Lancaster to YEP Toy of
Chippewa Falls, who has been en-
gagged with him here for several
days. Yep Jay goes to Chrystal
Falls, Mich, to locate. ~
Mr.. Kelly, wife and daughter
of Milwaukee, arrived Saturday
evening for a visit with relatives
and friends here. They were &C.
companied by Mrs. Kellys sister,
Miss Maggie Mcnamara.
There are few if any towns in
the state of Wisconsin of the same
size Of Lancaster where the mer-
chants carry. as large or as fine
stocks of goods in the various lines.
Our several dry goods houses would
compare favorably with the same
kind of institutions in the larger
cities, while in the clothing line
there are few towns of from
twenty to thirty thousand popula-
ton that have as good.
There will be a pumpkin PIE
social at the Pleasant Ridge M. E.
church Saturday evening, Sept.
30th. Ladies are requested to make
a pumpkin pie and all gentlemen
are requested to bring a lady's
apron completed by themselves;
those delinquent in these duties will
be fined ten cents each. Prizes
will be awarded for the best pie
also for best apron, the aprons will
be sold to the highest bidder. Re-
freshments will consist off pie, cake
a I'd coffee. Program by the Sun
day school a / others. Everybody
come, proceeds to help build shed at
the church.
Five prisoners were taken to
the penitentiary for long terms
from Richland Center last week, all
tried by jury and sentenced by
Judge Clementson. The list in
Guided Chas. and Roy Tyler and
Frank Smith, convicted for the
part they took i'll the criminal as
sault case sometime ago; Chas.
Cooper who attempted to murder
Oscar Anderson who gave him a
ride voluntarily just recently and
who was shot by Cooper for the
purpose Of robbery; and an old
soldier who killed another old
comrade for trespass. The quintette
were taken to Waupun Friday by
the sheriff of Richland county.
COo1ooT ic tba most hardened crimi-