Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-06-19

L Alt & Sons
Eugene BROKER is home from
Chamberlain, S. p.
&C. R. Showalter is here from
Madison for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Annie Laird James gradu
ates Sunday from the Chicago
Musical college.
Mrs. JOS. H. Bennett returned
home Sunday from a visit with her
son Charles at West Allis.
The sweet girl graduate is now
an alumni and the juniors are now
seniors don't forget that.
Ladies of the @. A. R should
sell that fountain n the courtyard
to the W. G. T. U. It's dry all the
time
The Ladies Aid society of the
Congregational church will meet
with Mrs. VIM. Starr next Friday
afternoon.
Come, come, come, to the junior
social Friday eve on the Congrega-
tional church lawn. Ice cream and
cake will be served; admission 10c.
The baseball season was formal
ly opened in Lancaster yesterday
between Fennimore and the home
team. Score s to 9 in favor of
Fennimore.
Flowers for decorating are de-
sired by the Royal Neighbors and
Modern Woodmen. Bring them to
the G.. A. R. hall Saturday or Sun
day afternoon.
Ben Suer has purchased the
roadster stallion, Blackjack, from
Hob Narrower and will have him
IN charge daily at his home near the
electric light plant.
During May and the first week
of June Crawford county paid boun-
ty on $40 rattlesnakes. During the
same time the county paid 500 on
six wolves and Is foxes.
Joe Wright 81 Co. so far this
season shipped over 900 boxes Of 90
lbs. fancy full cream cheese to
California. We guess old Wisconsin
is trying to pay off for some of the
oranges shipped from there.
Mr.. and Mrs James Boyle and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Steil and
daughters, Marie and Irene spent
Saturday and Sunday at the John
Roseman home in Mt. Hope. They
we're accompanied home by the
formers mother, Mrs. Roseman.
Harrison Pierce of Cassville
brought 8 scalps to the county
clerks Office yesterday, which he
claimed were wolves. County Clerk
Tuffey was absent and his deputy,
Register McBrien, refused to issue
an order for the bounty, believing
the scalps to be something else.
"A movement has been started
to preserve the Mckinley home at
Canton, Ohio, the same way that
Mount Vernon, WashingtOn's home,
was kept intact. Such movement
should meet with the approval Of,
and be given the support, of every
person II the United States, regard
less of party or religion.
-Milwaukee's representatives of
merchants and manufacturers will
be in Lancaster Friday, arriving in
the afternoon and remaining until
Saturday morning. There are over
100 of them in special train of 8
coaches 2 diners, sleepers, buffet
car, baggage car, day coach and
business car. A committee Of Ian
caster business men will meet the
visitors at Fennimore. The program
here includes 4 smoker, drive about
the city and band concert.
The recital given by Mrs. Annie
Laird James at the opera house Fri
day evening was well attended
and an appreciative audiences give
Mrs. James none but complimentary
mention. The local talent that as
sisted her comes in for q goOdly
share of praise also. Those taking
part were: Misses Josephine Hudson
as pianist; Helen Brooker and Tela
Calvin with piano duet; Mrs. J. H.
Muesse, MRS. S. H. Joeckel. Mrs. e.
B. Goodsell, Miss Georgia Hyde and
Rev. Morgans with vocal solos; Rev.
Rannaford, Fiske Hannaford, r. A.
Draper and E b Hyde as q male
quartette.
The Herald gave an account re-
Gently of the trouble Vincent Sem
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