Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-03-20
Local JOttin9S.

Ii IS NO. ,.
Oscar Jeide and family have
moved to Lacrosse.
Judge Hudson of Galena was
Lancaster visitor Monday.
Dick Willis intends to return to
his farm in Dakota in q few days.
Warren J. Hannum was here
from Madison over Sunday on very
important business.
Dan Price and daughter and
little grandson are visiting relatives
at Prairie du Chen.
Louis Wunderliu. of Kendall,
Montana, is II this city for visit
with friends and relatives.
"A cold storage plant will be
Ferected at Monroe for benefit Of the
dairy interests of that vicinity.
The Cassville postofice chang
ed hands last week, W. F. Okey
being succeeded by Walter Klein
pell.
Arch Sampson is visiting his
parents at Platteville preparatory
to taking departure for the far
west.
"A. o. Lee returned to Council
Bluffs, Ia, Monday after spending
two weeks at the home of Sheriff
Budworth.
-Messrs. L. d. Eastman, Robt.
Glenn and Jas. Webb took depar-
ture yesterday for a trip to Okla
homa and Texas.
Will Mcmahon is home from
2-weeks' trip in the west. He visit
ed Kansas City, Denver and Omaha
on his itinerary.
The st. Patricks' social at the
Congregational parsonage last Tues
day evening was we'll attended.
Everyone reported a fine time.
Judge Clementson and court
Reporter Orion go to Dodgeville
Monday to hold the regular spring
term of circuit court for Iowa coun-
ty.
-Messrs. Albert Pagenkopf and
Louis Reinke were passengers on
yesterday mornings outbound
train, ticketed to ST. Paul. From
there they 60 to the Dakotas.
-Cassville Record: Mr.. Cutler
Borah and Miss Blanche Rothschild,
both of Lancaster, drove to Cassville
Sunday and visited with friends till
Monday.
Womans' club will meet with
Miss Mary Walker on Monday Mar
25th at 2:30. Roll call, responses,
current events. Be prepared with
hint" for the Household Round
Table.
VIM. Lanfenberg, a pioneer
settler Of Cassville, passed away
Wednesday of last week at the ripe
old age of "A years. He was ma
tive OF Germany. Funeral cere-
monies were held Friday.
! Atty. H. Buchner took his de-
parture Monday morning for Ar
kansas where he expects to remain,
making only an occasional visit to
Wisconsin. The best wishes of
host of frienks GO with him.
james Cooley came home from
Ripon to remain over Sunday for
visit with his parents and friends.
He departed Monday via Potosi for
Independence. Kan, where he will
be employed in a printing office as
linotype operator.
No writer ever penned a truer
statement than the following sent
ence: Work is the best thing for
every young man; idIeness the
greatest evil. 1t breeds dishonesty
and corruption. Keep busy Do some
thing al the time. But in your
ambition to do something, don't do
things that will count for naught.
= Possibly no town in our state
with population not greater than
is claimed here, can boast Of as
many good horses as are owned by
our local horsemen. Great as has
been the future predicted for the
automobile, man has manifested no
great desire to forsake his old
friend, the horse, and today fine
roadsters are in greater demand
than ever before. Not only are
good roadsters eagerly sought, but
those standard bred and of acknowI-
edge speed are also coming in for
their share Of the honors.
Geo. Angus and wife returned
home Friday evening from an
eventful trip to Cedar Rapids. Two