Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-06-30

fennlmore yesterday.
Joe Edge and wife were here
from Plattevllle yesterday.
Mrs. David Spaith and children
of Potosi are visiting at Lancaster
Prof. J. W. Livingston and wife
OF Platteville are visiting in this
city,
-Messrs. VIM. Smith and Wilbur
Frost were in Bloomington yester-
day.
Geo. MoOre's next shipping day
for all live stock is next Thursday.
July 5th.
Wesley Wenzel who is employed
at Madison as a painter, is home to
stay until after carnival week.
Mrs. Chas. Shepherd returned
to her home at Minneapolis yester-
day, after visit with her father,
Mr.. Lothrop.
Bennett, Austin & Place pur-
chased a fine bunch of cattle fatten-
ed at the county farm and shipped
them Wednesday, Mr.. Bennett 60
ing in with them. They were Sc
cured for 81. 80 per cwt.
Henry Holzinger found a
pocketbook the other day between
his home and town and from the
description of the contents we be-
lieve it belongs to lady. The
amount of cash it contained was
small Owner can have same by
proving property and paying for
this notice.
Mrs. John Woodward of Platte
vile, died at her home Thursday Of
heart trouble. She was the mother
of Mrs. Frank Schreiner of this city.
Mrs. Schreiner has been in Platte
vile the past week at the bedside of
her mother. Mr.. Schreiner went to
that city Friday afternoon. The
funeral was held this morning.
Elsie Lawrence, a young girl Is
years of age who has resided at
Patch Grove, was brought here
by Unde1sheriff Calls Thursday
charged with being incorrigible.
She is an orphan. A hearing of the
case at which several witnesses will
be examined will occur before Judge
Goodsell at II a. m. today.
The woman giving the name of
Rhoda Burdick, who was brought
here under arrest together with a
man by the same name and lodged
in jail, both being charged with the
crime of adultery, mention Of
which was made in this paper
Wednesday, plead guilty before
Judge Goodsell to the crime Thurs
day aud was given a sentence of
five months in county Jail. The
partner of her crime is still await
ing preliminary hearing, set for
about ten days later. He will like
ly be bound over to trial in circuit
court.
-Knute Knutson and Lee Rothe
OF Clifton township got into an al
tercation the other day and the af-
: fair came to blows. Rothe had his
, assailant arrested for assault and
battery and Constable J. W. Wat
son of Livingston brought him here
; Wednesday. the charge being as.
sault. He plead guilty and paid q
, fine of 81 and costs. Believing q
good thing like that should be
passed around he swore out war
rant in Justice Shimmin's court
after squaring his own obligation
for arrest of ROthe, charging hin
with language provoking an assault
Constable Watson returned and APP
pretended Rothe and he came here
and got the same prescription
pleading guilty also. Thus the
wheels grind.
The cream usually served al
the Northwestern hotel was moi
rich enough for Messrs. Ransom &
Winters, who have been making
! Lancaster their headquarters fol
) some time, SO they made arrange
ments with Dairyman Andrew
,, Browning for some with more
Jersey in it. They closed up affairs
here the other day but forgot t.
settle with Mr.. Browning, believing
that the landlord would make good
as they had been absent many
meals. Landlord Guy referred the
milk man to them however and {
quarrel resulted over the settlement
of the account. Mr.. Browning
swore out warrant for arrest of j
c. Ransom and Undersheriff Calls
T went to Livingston and brought
him back. Before leaving Livings
ton however, Ransom swore out