Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-11-14
STILL WANTS HIS DEER

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STILL WANTS HIS DEER
Will Smith is with deer-hunting
party near Rhinelander. His father
John Smith of Beetown, is one Of
the party. The old gentleman is 70
years of age, but still he wants his
deer.
THEY ARE COMING.
Lancaster Royal Neighbors are
preparing to visit the local lodge
here next Thursday evening in
force. The mayor is preparing to
surrender the key to the city.
PERSONAL MENTION.
jimmy benson, who served II
years as cavalryman in the regular
army, returned last week. He was
in the Philippines for time and
saw some active service. He has
a large scar on the forehead, 1nf1ict-
ed by a Filipino with bolo, a
weapon resembling a long corn
knife. John Jeide was in Fenn1-
more Saturday Cora Sutton,
teacher at Bagley, was at home
over Sunday. Messrs. Frazier
and Albert Schreiner of Blooming
ton village and town, Fred Wet
more of Patch Grove and Chas.
Glass Of Wyalusing, went to Lam
caster Monday TO represent their
constituency Oh the county board.
DR.. Glasier inspected the East
ern Star lodges at Platteville, Min
eral Point and Darlington last week.
-. The teachers were entertained
at the home of Rev. Lacey Satur
day. Mrs. Goodness, aunt of Mrs.
Holt, returned to her home in
Albion asst Saturday > Special joy
at Chris. Grebe's home about the
advent of a girl. The others are
boys. Mrs. G. E. Chambers of
LaFarge is visiting her parents, AL
fred Kinney and wife. -. Harry
Greer is home from the west for
visit.
Carl Selle's new engine for saw
ing wood is ready for business.
Our village board is very negIi-
gent in not providing some sort of
crossing Canal street. Saturday
the street was very muddy and
people had to fairly wade IN order
to cross the street. That's not bust
ness. Let the error be corrected
before next Saturday.
The Saturday sheep sale was
called off on account of bad weather.
Everybody works even father
getting ready for winter. Corn
shredding is having much attention
now. There was lot of corn cut
up In the vicinity this fall.
New display front windows and
fancy porch add greatly to the
appearance of Pritchett's restaur-
ant.
The friends of Representative
elect Murphy will celebrate at
Platteville. Hardly worth making
a fuss over two years in congress,
James.
Several horse buyers in town
Saturday attracted a crowd.
The high school girls are after
the ball basket ball.
There is rejoicing in the Henry
Fisher family at Brodtville over the
arrival of the first girl in family
of five children.
Mrs. Wyatt, president of the
state lodge of Rebekahs, will visit
Cinderella lodge here next Thurs
day at 2 p. m.
Miss Christina Kalt, sister of Mrs.
Lewis Taylor, is seriously i'll.
Alta Blackburn has the erysipelas,
A delegation from Prairie du
Chen lodge of Royal Neighbors
will meet with our lodge and the
Lancaster party here Thursday
evening. The neighbors' are booked
for good time.
Alf. Smith Of Lancaster visited
relatives here last week.
NJ. F. WOodhouse, Lee Greer, O.
L. Brady, Jamie Sprague and R. w.
Hedemann were at the Mississippi
couple of days this week.
S. A. Hatch went to Oelwein,
Iowa, Monday, to be present at the
funeral of his granddaughter,
Nanta, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Woodhouse. Nanta was a.
bright girl, about sixteen years of
age, and her untimelY demise is
greatly deplored. Grandma Hatch
has been there for some time. The