Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-03-02

-Chas. Harte was here from
Watertown this week.
"A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. John Place yesterday.
Landlord Wright and James
Scullon had business at Galena
yesterday.
John Philips was over from
Mineral Point for a visit few days
this week.
The Shakespeare club meets
with Mrs. Barlow next Tuesday at
the usual hour.
Ellsworth Treloar Of Nora
Springs, Ia, is guest OF Grant
county relatives.
If anybody tries to borrow a
flyer of you these days you of course
know what to tell him.
DIR. G. P. Farnsworth and
family of Madison are visiting the
doctors father in Mt. Hope.
About the only winter sport
that some people indulge in is a
daily reading Of the Thermometer.
A license to wed has been
granted to Geo. B. Kay of Smelser
I'D Nellie M. Steinback of Platte
vile.
It. D. Taylor, one of Beetown's
representative business men, was in
Lancaster Thursday having some
dental work done.
Christopher Schenk will move
to the city from Liberty. He has
purchased the VIM. Croft residence
property in the first ward.
Richard Meyer and daughter
Martha, Under Sheriff Calls and
Mrs. Joe Mccoy attended the
funeral of James Barnett at Bosco-
bel Thursday.
The dressmaking ASSOCIATION
will hold meeting at 7:30 p. IN.
on Saturday, March End, with Mrs.
Fred Nehls. 1t is the wish that all
members be present.
DO not fail to see Browns
famous Tennessee ministries at the
opera house. Band and orchestra;
fourteen people, all artists. Seats
on sale at Benefits drugstore.
At the M. E. church March 3rd
at 1870 a. m. Rev. j. T. Morgans
will speak on one of the vital tissues
of the daY.-Temperance. Come
and hear what he. says about it.
Miss Bessie Glenn has taken
Miss Ressmeyers position as teacher
in the Mt. Hope schools to remain
the balance of the school year. The
health of Miss Ressmeyer prevents
further work for a time.
The Political Equality club
meets with Mrs. J. T. Morgans
Monday at $3.50 p. IN. 1t being the
birthday of Susan B. Anthony,
topics to be discussed will pertain
to Mrs. Anthony's pet theme.
There's is a case of smallpox
reported at Robt. Reynolds farm
home six miles east Of town and
the family is quarantined. A rela-
tive from abroad dropped in for
visit and brought the case with him.
1t is in mild form and no danger
of an epidemic is apprehended.
That man and machines can
sometimes beat nature in laying on
of color and in giving beauty of
form is clearly proven in the seed
catalogues which, at this season of
the year, flood the country. Nature
could never, never turn out such
cabbages, tomatoes and flowers as
are therein pictured.
A delegation of Lancaster
Modern Woodmen will go to Platte
vile Monday evening providing the
weather is favors BILE and assist the
local lodge there in giving the in
itiatory degree to class of 10 pros
pective WOodmen. The Lancaster
contingent has been asked to take
an active part in the ceremonies,
and this means a good time for
someone.
If the railroads will place those
family mileage books on sale it will
be just about as good as fat two
cent fare, anyhow. Almost any
man can afford to pay so for a
5OO-mile book, and if he cannot use
1t up himself he can let his wife or
children have the benefit. Finally,
if he has no wife nor children it is a
fair conclusion that he does not de-