Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-03
Local JOttingS.

sick list.
Mr.. Frank Fawoett is visiting
Ia the city.
w. E. Lathrop is at Bismarck,
\. D.. on business.
DIR. Roy Carter was here from
Livingston over Sunday.
Richard Matthews is absent on
3 business trip to South Dakota
points.
Perry Knapp has purchased the
interests of his brother Park IN the
-ew store.
Arch Sampson, q former Herald
employe, took departure for st.
Paul Monday.
State Supt. Cary has our thanks
Tor a copy of the 1907 Arbor and
Bird day annual.
The union temperance meeting
held at the Congregational church,
sunday evening drew large crowd.
-Messrs. Geo. Gibbs and John
Taylor left yesterday for Pierre, S.
D.. on a prospective trip.
Atty. Ed NJ. Lowry has been
confined to his home for several
lays by an aggravating attack of
neuralgia.
Hear the latest popular band
music given by the Fennimore
Marine band Friday evening at the
opera house.
Conductor Laird's family ar
rived Saturday and are domiciled
II one of Mrs. f. 81. Duncans
houses in the second ward.
The people of Madison are i'm
porting goats from which to obtain
their milk supply, thereby boy
'cOtting the Madison milk trust.
These are gloomy days for the
man who looks forward TO paying
two ten-gpots for his wife's Easter
bonnet and about two bits for his
Easter necktie.
Members of the W. c. T. U,
remember that our regular meeting
will be Thursday, March 4th, at
2:3O .. m. Come if possible; meet
ing in the chapel of the II. E.
church.
Miss Charlotte Lowry went te
Anderson Mill first OF the week to
complete the term of school of her
brother Ted. The latter goes to
TT. Smelling to take examination
for admission to West Point mill
tary academy.
The county board Of Eau Claire
mas passed a resolution asking a re-
peal of the laws paying bounty on
wild animals. 1t holds that bounties
serve to increase wolves and other
wild animals instead Of lessening
their number.
The licenses Of two of Bosco-
DeIs six saloons were revoked by
the council of that city at IFS re-
gular meeting last week. Nauert
Bros. and Mathews & Taylor's
places are dry" 1t Is alleged they
violated the city ordinances.
Merchants are warmed to look
out for any man processing to be a
government inspector who wants
samples of earned goods and other
items for examination, says an
exchange. Make him show his
credentials or pay for the goods he
wants.
Miss Mabel Davidson, daughter
81 the governor, was married yes
-arday to Frederic Imbush of Mil
waukee. The ceremony was wit
nessed by a large gathering includ-
ing members of both houses of the
legislature. Many costly and magni-
icient gifts were given the young
couple.
-Postoffice department officials
are looking forward with interest
20 the putting into effect of the law
permitting the transmission of let
ters and packages for special de-
livery where the necessary 10 cents
postage is attached, in addition to
the ordinary postage. The law will
become effective July 1 next, and is
intended to do away with the nee
ess1ty for the usual special delivery
stamp. 1t is believed at the depart
ment that considerable increase of
business will result from the new
system of special delivery.
The annual meeting of Lancas-
ter Cemetery Association will be
held next Thursday evening, April
4, at S o'clock, in the Rest Room of