Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-03-09
Local JOttinSS.

81 Cassville.
Keep the combination sale in
mind today at the stockyards.
a. J. Muench sold a 2-year old
colt to Mr.. Spegelsburg Thursday
for $500.
"A baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. ed Lind of Liberty Sun
day last.
City Clerk Stone is getting the
water rent statements ready for
service due April 1st.
Jacob Ludschka expects to go
g South Dakota next week to
locate on a farm near Reliance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Carmody
are lavishing parental affections
upon a baby girl, born Thursday.
-Knute Roen, treasurer of the
town of Watterstown, was here and
made settlement with County Treas.
Wenzel.
Miss Mary Mccormick has sold
her residence property in the 4th
ward TO Geo. Ludivik. The deal
was made through W. G.. Knox.
Mrs. Sadie Christian and chill
dren returned to their home at Bay
City, Mich, Thursday morning
after a pleasant visit with relatives
IN this locality.
W. G. Knox negotiated a deal
this week by which Edgar Croft be;
came owner Of Mrs. Addie Church's
farm in Little Grant. Mr.. Croft
now has 335 acres in his place.
Geo. Angus, superintendent of
the electric light plant, expects to
depart today for cedar Rapids,
where he will visit his brother Ed.
Mrs. Angus will accompany him.
-Ex-Sheriff j. W. Watson had a
sale yesterday at his farm in the
town of Clifton which he has dis
pOsen of. '',Iack" will go to Chi
cago, where he has accepted posi-
ton as salesman with a well known
firm.
Six members of the Lancaster
Gun club went to Montfort Thurs
day to participate in the Gun club
meeting. Those comprising the party
were n. J. Tiedemann, Henry
Carol, Tom Carol, VIM. Barrows,
John Decker and Will Mullen.
John Day negotiated a good
deal this week whereby Isaac
Tomas. owner of the Fennimore
house, traded the we'll known hotel
In that village, to Chas. Vaughan
Of Barneveld, for a farm in that
locality. A change in the manage
ment will be made at once.
DIR. DoOlittle has purchased DR..
Marlow's farm of 80 acres and ap-
purtances just south of town for
81, 500. DR.. NARROW takes DR..
Doolittles fine new residence in the
frst ward as part payment, con-
sideration Sc, 500. Possession will be
given May 1st to both properties.
John Day has credit for negotiating
the deal
Ralph Ray is home from Cuba
on a months vacation and is kept
busy dividing his time between his
indulgent parents and many friends.
He looks hale and hearty and that
southern CLINE evidently agrees
with him. Ralph is in the employ
Of an American real estate firm that
holds extensive interests in an island
not far from Havana.
A delegation of Is members of
L.ancaster's Woodmen lodge went to
Platteville Monday evening last to
assist in giving a pair of prospective
neighbors there the proper initiative
ceremonies. Those in attendance
from here were "A. j. Wiedenbeck,
who took H. E. Carthew's place as
venerable CONSUL; c. F. Dickinson
too the chair of banker; r. L. r.
win acted as advisor, Homer john
son - escort; the forestry boys who
exempiified the work IN a way all
their own were Julian Bellows. Ed
Creamy, Oscar Jeide, Frank Turner,
Clarence Mcmahon, Ed job nson,
CLYDE PrideauX, Fred Day, Ray Nc
COrmick, Henry Kraemer and L. q.
Hickok. Others accompanying the
aggregation were VIM. E. Webb,
Chas. Burrows and Louis Renkel.
All report a good time and royal