Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-19
Local JOttings.

ing at Cuba City.
The best fair ever held in Grant
county is on here this week.
Clarence Howe returned to his
school duties at Beloit Sunday.
Miss Lou Dryer of North And
over is visiting Mrs. c. W. Ray.
j. E. Bailie shipped two cars of
cattle of his own feeding Monday.
H. L. Van Dusen IS home from
Chicago for visit with his parents.
"A. E. Lewis shipped two car
loads of horses to southern markets
dast week
Now the primary is over the
politicians can sit down and take a
good rest.
Clarence Howe went to Belo1t
Sunday to continue his studies at
the college there.
Bert Shipley went to Platte
vile Monday where he has a posi-
tion in a barber shop.
Well give you fair ticket for
any day and the best paper printed
III the county for $3.50.
Sheriff Whippo and wife of
Galena were guests of Fred Hagen
and family over Sunday.
Miss Emma Bendorf of New
Hampton, Ia, is visiting relatives
and old friends in this vicinity.
Editor Bishop and Q. H. Martin
were over from Bloomington Sat-
urday evening to hear Tillman.
F. c. Basford has accepted a
position in Milwaukee with Meilenz
81 Co., wholesale and retail grocers.
Miss Mabel Starr entertained a
number of her friends last Friday
evening in honor of her birthday.
VIM. BarrOws went to Cass-
vile Monday for his mother and
sister who will visit here during the
fair.
Miss Sarah Stoney spent a part
of last week visiting her aunt, Mrs.
VIM. Barrows and other relatives
in the city.
Frank Hood accompanied his
father, the we'll known Sam, on his
regular trip this week from Madi-
son.
Oscar Wright, his sister Alice
and John Calls arrived home from
their camping tonr at Long lake
Monday.
Miss Hazel Irish, after pleasant
two weeks visit with relatives in
Lancaster, returned to her home in
FOn du Lac Yesterday.
Mrs. r. B. Showalter is making
a tour of the state inspecting lodges
of Ladies Of the G. A. r., and will
be absent about a month.
-Messrs. Herman and Alloys
Grimm came over fromhCassville
Saturday evening for the express
purpose of hearing Senator Tillman,
Misses Emily Cronin and Beth
Lisherness were outbound pas
sengers on Monday mornings train,
ticketed to Beloit to attend college.
Misses Maud Carthew, Marie
n0T1 W1oscsI1A
took departure yesterday morning
for milwaukee where they will
attend Downer college.
Sunday the Lancaster and
Potosi ball teams crossed bats at
PotOsi, Lancaster winning; score Is
to 5; Lancaster WAS represented by
the best players in the city.
Michael Groshong of Los
Angeles, Cal, was guest of his
cousin, Mrs. John Ellis, first Of the
week. He was accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Groshong of Millville.
Herman Brandemuhl has sold
HIS lS11Ill3 COhSA0I4ASS VI LOU dCI0S, 10
Joe Bendorf of Lancaster 1t is
situated 3 miles west of town and is
a very desirable piece of property.
Possession will be given Dec. 1st.
Mr.. H. Meyer and his son
August and too daughters, Mrs.
John Lefferdint and Mrs. Robert
Collier and husband of Nebraska,
are visiting with relatives and
friends in Wisconsin Rockville is
where Mr.. Meyer formerly resided.
They moved to Nebraska some 25
years ago and this lsithe first time
they have been back here to visit
except Mr. and Mrs. Collier who
were nere on their wedding trip 10
years ago. Mr.. Golfers former
home was at Bloomington. They