Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-10-19

Dick Mccormick is visiting his
brother Will in Arizona.
Mrs. Frank Casper of Cassville
is q gu est at the Perry Knapp resi-
dence.
j. w. MiIlen and wife of Glen
Haven were Lancaster visitors
Thursday.
Mrs. j. f. Powers of Poynette
is guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. V. Burris.
John Zenz and daughter Maggie
attended the golden wedding of
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Elskamp of
POtOsi.
If you don't believe that winter
is coming on just scan that long
list of marriage licenses published
in the Herald today.
Mrs. J. L. Kruger of Chicago.
and Mrs. Chas. Weber of Fenni-
more are guests at the j. E. Barnett
home in the 4th ward.
Miss Kathryne Webb is nome
FOR few weeks. Her aunt. Mrs.
G. f. Rowe of Platteville, has gone
to take treatment at a sanitarium
in Milwaukee.
TAKEN UP: calves, 3 black and
3 red, divided equally as steers and
he1fers. Owner can have the same by
proving property, paying charges, etc.
w. d. BURR,
SAWS Section IA, Little Grant, Wis
-Madison's new capitol, being
now one or two stories high, sets
aside all possibility of the building
ever being moved from the location
picked out for it in territorial days.
Andrew j. Gilbert of Artesian.
5. D, was guest of his sister, Mrs.
w. P. Rowden. a portion of the
past week. He was enreute home
from Chicago where he marketed
cattle.
State Treas. A. III Dahl and
wife celebrated their 25th wedding
at their pleasant home
IN Westby Thursday. They have
seven children, four sons and three
daughters.
There is not much to be said
relative to the weather except that
he old version of dead Indian
g always the good Indian" may ap-
ply to the question of the Indian
summer fallacy that has existed for
many years in this locality. /
The days are now arrived when
he beauties and benefits of higher
,ducation will be demonstrated by
he enthusiasm with which ten or
dozen robust young men jump
lpon and MAIN the lone student who
happens to be getting away with
he ball. 49, a caz
LOST: Coal black Cockral Spaniel
log at Cassville during fair, Was
seen at Lancaster during these dates.
Reward offered for any information
concerning his Whereabouts. Ad-
lress, DIR. j. j. DeMers,
83t2 pd Cassville, Wis.
Sam Richards is once more a
rec man, having been liberated
rom county Jail this week after
serving six months sentence for
completely in the Standard Oil con-
6scation, details of which were
published in this paper last spring,
when the crime was discovered.
This year will stand out long and
from the fact that fire has
been necessary almost every month.
The spring was so late that fur
naces were kept going IN some
degrees well into June before they
could be allowed to go out finally.
The additional cost of fuel will be
balanced in some slight degree by
consumption of ice, but the
entire difference will not be made
up.
"A most important decree has
just been issued by the congrega-
ton of the council at Rome, con-
corning marriages. Under the
decree, which becomes effective
after Easter. 1908, in the eyes of
this church, all marriages between
Catholics, not celebrated before a
properly qualified priest. are abso-
lutely null and void. Heretofore,
marriages between Catholics before
a Justice of the peace, or other civil
officers, or a protestant minister,
while held illicit, were valid. Here
after all marriages of Catholics
must be performed IN the presence
of a qualified Catholic priest.