Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-03-29
Mrs. Harry Thomas is in Du=

Mrs. Harry Thomas is in Du-
buque. @ IS
Jos. P. Smith is in South Dakota
on business.
james Powers of Gleh Haven
was caller Monday. II
Frank Critchlow was over from
Bloomington Saturday.
"A. j. Howell says his nursery
stock is ready for purchasers.
Mrs. w. j. Brennan and daugh-
ter are in Platteville for a visit.
Fred Muender made business
trip to Prairie du Chen, Tuesday.
Walter Drinkwater was over
from Livingston Saturday onibusi-
ness.
Some substantial repairs are
being made in the Masonic lodge
rooms.
DIR. G.. G.. NARROW attended the
funeral Of Barney Carr at Madison
Monday.
j. P. Cox received noticelof an
increase Of pension from $17:to $24
per month.
Mrs. Ed. Schafer of Platteville
visited relatives here the former
part of the week.
No more smallpox at the asylum
and county home and the quaran-
tine was soon raised.
Miss Elma Glenn is hereAfrom
Wyalusing to pass her vacation
with her parents, lSheriff and Mrs.
| Glenn. ;>s :.
Remember the Herald can
print your election tickets quicker
and cheaper than you can get them
elsewhere. * S@h
Artist Walton will take Ia pic
tuFe Of the county board fiat the
cotfthousA during thea special ses=
sion tomorrow. q 80 - 4
will Zenz had an operation per-
formed last week at a hospital in
Milwaukee. Word comes that he is
recovering nicely.
/ An Official photographer of the
\ Northwestern road in the claim de-
partment came to Lancaster Sun
day and took two views of the fatal
car that crashed out the life of
Barney Carr: The conGpany has
adopted this. idea in all cases Of
fatal accident and fvep photographers
are constantly employed ON the
system. 4
-Beryl Budwortk takes, depart
ure' today for Portland, Ore:,. where
he will remain. His position In the
Herald office will be filled by 81. G.
Craig, formerly publisher Of the
Bloomington Record Beryl has
our best wishes and there's nothing
too good for him. Mr.. Craig is one
of the best printers in tAis section
and we are confident his work will
please all patrons.
George e. Gars1de,. of Patch
Grove, adregtises some choice Here
fords for sale in another oolwnan of
this issue. They are fine ones and
ii you wish head for your herd
now is the tilne to get an excellent
animal at a. bargain. One of the
youngsters wom first prize asa calf
at the Bloomington fair against
strong competition and att eight
months of age weiged 800 pounds.
Orders have been sent out from
the national headquarters OF the
Grand Army of the Republic for
the observance of Memorial day,
Tuesday, May 80. The order states
that the observance of Memorial
day has been increasing and has
; spread to all classes and being thus
universally observed the custom
promises to continue long after the
originators, the Grand Army of the
Republic, shall have become but a
memory.
"A delegation of the Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen came to
Lancaster to accompany the remains
of Bernard Carr to- Madison SaSur-
day. They were headed by John
Mcdonald, master of the Baraboo
lodge of which Mr.. Carr was mem.
Der. Mr.. Mcdonald is brother of
M. Mcdonald Of Lancaster. The
unfortunate brakeman had a. life
insurance policy of $3.50 in the
order. The railroad company will
probably pay his relatives gaodly