Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-04-05

II dnK DflnKWaCof was IN LlV-
ingston yesterday.
Thomas Tomas was down from
Fennimore Friday.
w. L. Davis, of Platteville, was
in the city Friday last.
VIM. Sable, of Cassville, spent
Friday last in this city.
Mrs. Nacome took departure for
Moorehead, Mimi, yesterday.
j. o. Cushman was down from
Montfort last Friday on business.
Drop into Lathrops and get a
cigar. It's a boy-born Saturday.
Remember the card party
Thursday evening at the K. P. hall.
"A runaway team removed a
portion of the courthouse rail
yesterday.
Charles Randecker came up
from Platteville on Friday last on a
business trip.
Col. j. G.. Clark and family
returned from their visit in Cali
fornia Tuesday.
The giving of kind word
often accomplishes more than the
gift of much gold.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Edwards, of
Beetown, were with friends in this
city on Friday last.
The defeated candidates got the
snow on the morning of election in
stead of the day after.
w. Fl. Decker advises us to
change the add ess of his Herald
from Wyalusing to Bagley.
Geo. Philips and Louis Nc
Brien went to Platteville yesterday,
where they will be employed.
w. S. Lathrop, Fred Weir and
Ned Ivey visited in Platteville
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. And. Anderson is expected
home from Brooklyn this week for
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Dickinson.
Miss Nellie Kiley of Duluth,
will make an extended visit with
her sister, Mr.. M. Mcdonald and
her mother Mrs. Kate Kiley.
Conductor Henry Searles writes
from New Mexico that he will not
return to Wisconsin until the
middle of May or thereabouts.
". L. Showalter, manager of
the opera house, is corresponding
with W. j. Bryan, endeavoring to
secure the noted speaker for
lecture here in the near future.
Before making any preparations
for the spring garden it might be
we'll enough to remember that even
an Observation-Disclosures sometimes
fingers about until quite late in
April.
The Ladies of the Maccabees
will give a ten cent card party at
the K. P. hall, this week Thurs
day. Refreshments will be served.
Every body is cordially invited to
attend.
F. Krog, of Platteville, was in
the city day Cor two this week
Mr.. Kroge is heavily interested in
mining interests about that city and
is an enthusiast in regard to Wis
consin mines.
Election day was ushered in
with snow storm yesterday, ac-
companied by a brisk northwest
wind that made the robins seek
shelter and brought out winter
overcoats once more.
w. E. Anderson, of Arlington,
Iowa, and John Bidwell, of Patch
Grove, were in Lancaster Tuesday.
Mr.. Anderson was Ihere0to attend
some probate business for his father.
John Anderson, recently deceased.
"A work train and a large crew
of men are engaged in cleaning up
the immense piles of cinders in the
Northwestern yardsI here. 1.-THE re-
fuse is being distributed along the
track between Lancaster and Sitter.
The syndicate" shipped two
carloads of live stock Otto Chicago
yesterday. In the consignment
was a bunch of fneIOfat cattle.
thirteen in number, purchased of
Harvey Abrams. They averaged
about 1,400 apiece and brought
1926 per cwt.
An editors head is a queer
thino. He can scratch h;e hood ord