Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-10
Local JOttin9S.

j. S. Williams went TO Wakes
IA on business yesterday,
Clerk of Court Budd is in Mil
waukee on Masonic business.
Miss Florence Judd returned to
Milwaukee Sunday after a short
vacation.
Mrs. John Dunlop of Madison
was a guest of Mrs. H. s. Rhodes
first of the week.
County Surveyor Appleby was
mere on business trip a portion 70 |
the past week.
Miss Mary Webb entertained a
number Of her friends last Wednes-
day evening at her home.
1t is usually better 10 loan a
nan the price of an umbrella than
20 loan him the article itself.
Congressman Murphy is home
rom Washington and is the same
Old Jim to his friends and constitu-
eats.
The ladies of the II. E. church
viii serve their monthly tea next
Wednesday from FIVE o'clock until
al are served.
John G. arshberger went to
Valley Jet. Monday to install and
take charge of cranberry marsh
in that vicinity.
Madison enjoyed the wedding
Of Governor Davidson's daughter as
much as Washington did that of
President RooseveIt's.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Congregational church will meet !
with Mrs. Ed Carter next Friday
afternoon at the usual hour.
The Misses Alice and Mildred |
Schreiner of Bloomington visited |
over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. |
Henry Damn of South Lancaster.
Several queries haYe been re-
,ceived at this Office as to whether
Lancaster is going to celebrate the
Fourth of July or not. Are you,
gentlemen!
-Chas. Scofeld of Boscobel, an
inmate of the county asylum, died
sunday morning of tuberculosis
after an extended illness. He had
5een an inmate of the institution
for several years.
Mark Carmody visited his sister
Mrs. Frank Ahasey at Bloomington
over Sunday, and his sister Nellie
who also spent the past week there,
accompanied him home.
Mayor Miller notified the sa-
lOOnkeepers first of the week that
they should live up strictly to law
in the future or suffer the conse-
quences. AS a result the boys have
been very good.
Miss Bessie Vardewall, who
holds a responsible position as
stenographer in one Of Platteville's
law offices, came heIe for an over
sunday visit with her parents.
The longest day OF the year at
New York is Is hours; at London.
165; at Hamburg, at II; at Stock
holm, Is! at St. Petersburg, -; at
Tornea. Finland. p; at Spirzbergen,
3l months.
Henry H. Henkel of Beetown
receives word from his daughter,
Mrs. NJ. Hines of Waukesha that
she is now able to be up and around.
Mrs. Hines was in a hospital at
Milwaukee and was operated upon
for appendicitis.
Don't lose your temper these
days when you go home TO your
meals, fall over furniture to get in
to the house, and your wife has
nothing ready to satisfy your
hunger. 1t is the annual house
cleaning time, and many there be
who are enjoying its refreshing ex-
ercise
Rev. Schleicher pronounced the
vows at ST. Clements church yester-
day morning that made Miss Marie
Muench and Felix Wanezek man
and wife. The happy ceremony
was witnessed by large gathering
OF relatives and friends. The Her
aid wishes them unbounded joy,
happiness and prosperity, for they
are certainly deserving of 1t. The
bride is daughter of Mrs. Kate
Muench of South Lancaster; the
groom a son of Jacob Wanezek of
this city. Felix is blacksmith by
trade, employed at Casper & Car
rolls, and is a very industrious
young man.
One of our good farmers was
telling on the streets yesterday a
conversation he CHANGED to hear