Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-17
Ralph Raw is in Chicago.


Mrs. Lou Huftil went to Fen
nimore Wednesday.
Clerk Of Court Hastings was in
Platteville on business Thursday.
The asylum trustees held their
usual monthly meeting Wednesday.
The American History club
meets with Mrs j. H. Baldwin to-
day.
Jack Lane returned to his duties
at the Keshena reservation Thurs
day.
R. W. Hedemann and wife Of
Bloomington were in Lancaster
Tuesday
The Wisconsin Press. Assn. held
it's winter meeting at Eau Claire
this week.
The popular Frank E. Long
company every night next week at
Reeds opera house.
Dennis Slattery Of the Dubuque
Times looked after interests of that
paper here this week.
Miss Amelia Mickesch of Du-
buque is visiting relatives and
friends in Lancaster.
Geo. Glass Of Bloomington has
purchased the Stagman store at
Bagley and taken possession.
Mrs. Thos. Taylor Of Hazel
Green is a guest OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Rundell here.
Frank Mcnamara retur led to
his duties at st. Paul this week
after a pleasant annual visit at the
old home.
There will be services at the
Congregational church next Sun
day; the pastor, Rev. w. J. G.
Ralph will preach,
Senator and Mrs. Baxter are en-
tertalning their daughter, Mrs. E.J.
Bennett of Maquon, Ill. Her hus-
band is also here.
Reserve your seats now at Ben
nett's for a good show every night
next week at Reeds opera house
house. Prices 100000.
Sheriff Glenn and family enter
tanned Clint Kendall and sister,
Miss Krete Kendall of Brookings, S.
D., first Of the week.
&C. J. Hyde will hold an auction
sale in front of his machinery build
ing this afternoon Of household
furniture and clothing.
Bulletin No. s issued by the
Wis. State Horticultural society on
the proper and improper manner Of
pruning trees is received.
Mrs. John Seaman, ST., died at
her nome in Mt Hope Tuesday
night at an advanced age. She
was DR.. Scanlan's mother.
Remember the semi-monthly
meeting Of the Commercial club at
the city hall Monday evening.
Matters Of Importance will come up
for consideration.
The marriage is announced of
Mrs. Fletcher S. Kidd and J. FL.
Brunemer, both of Washington, D.
G, at the home of A. w. Barber in
that city on the 9TH inst.
AS an Omaha passenger train
neared Elroy Monday night, Mrs.
Ella Linderman, of st. Paul, a pas
senger, gave birth to son. He, no
doubt, will make good conductor.
Railroad Commissioner Thomas
is preparing to issue the state rail-
road map. He has revised it to
show the additional lines and
branches of railroads built within
the past two years.
Joe Wright received a stylish
little Shetland pony, cart and other
accOutrements from Richland Center
Thursday night, with which his
youngsters will have an enjoyable
time this summer.
The vernal equinox is close at
hand and King Winter will cease
reigning in few days. The sun is
due to cross the line next Wednes-
day and spring may be then official
ly declared to be here.
F. W. Hahn OF 6hennington and
Geo. Reel of Tomah were in Lam
caster Wednesday and G. H. Angus
showed them about town. They
came here to look over mining pros
p cts with a view of investing.
The Political Equality club will
meet with Mrs. Fl. S. Rhodes. Monday
Mar 10Th of 4 O'0lOoI~ FlI,s-