Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-05-16

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on business Tuesday.
Ray Carthew was cut of town
on business Thursday.
Edward Blewett, of Cassville,
was Lancaster visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. William DAILY and little
daughter are visiting in Milwaukee
Miss Edith MacIntre, of Fenni-
NOR, was in this city Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. L. Il. Stevens visited in
Moutfort this week, at the 2. I.
Stevens home
Mrs Chas Frethingham IS
wishing with friends at Harvard,
Wisconsin
Miss Bertha Hernon, of Cass-
vile. is visiting her sister Sahlna,
in this city.
Superintendent Brockert visited
schools IN the vicinity of Cassville
this week.
Miss Veronica Schmitt returned
home Wednesday night from Edger
ton, where she has been visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Brown
ing and little son, visited at the
Bindert home in Cassyille this
week.
Prof. Lauba of Dubuque, la
will preach in the German PreshY-
terrain church next Sunday mfln
ing, ~ II, AZ 1880
Atty. Geo. b Ciementson, Of
this city. has been invited to deliver
the address on Memorial Day at
Bloomington.
George Kiuzei. who recently was
graduated from Rockford BUSINESS
college, is now employed in the
office of j E Barnett g. Son.
Mrs F. f Heidel returned to
her home in Elma Iowa, Wednes-
day, after an extended visit with
her people here.
During the two weeks the Con-
ductor Laird is enjoying lay off,
Conductor Baxter, of Baraboo is
takirg his place.
The high schooI second team
will play Boscobel here today at
the fair grounds. The boys promise
to at least hold their opponents to
closer score than they did at Bosco-
bel.
Mckinley Circle has been en-
gagged by the committee in charge
to furnish and serve the banquet
for the high school alumni on We'd
nesday OF homecoming week.
June 80
On Sunday night at the Baptist
church the pastor Rev Paul Brown
will preach from the Fourth Com.
mandment. the theme being
(which is the day to be observed
as the Sabbath and how shall we
keep lt?"
Mrs. r B Showalter, president
of Mckinley Circle, sprung pleas
ant surprise upon the members of
that organization, last Thursday
evening, by serving dainty refresh
ments following the evenings work
of the lodge.
%. h. Winner, the Beetown
berry raiser, accompanied by his
step-son, Orrin T. Burr, were Her
aid callers Wednesday. Mr.. Burr,
who has spent three years on a
special advertising car which travels
all over the country advertising the
advantages of a certain section in
California, was on his way to
Oshkosh, where ne will work in a
store. Mr. Winner says he expects a
bumper crop of berries and other
fruits this year.
An item concerning the election
of officers of Protection hook and
ladder company appeared in the
Wednesday edition of the Herald
in which the facts got slightly
twisted, owing to the incorrect
data furnished us by our in
formant just at the hour of going to
press. The correct list is: l.. O..
Hickok, foreman; n. j. Tiedeman
first assistant; W. Hough, second
assistant; G. D. Stratton secretary;
R. n. Trentzsch treasurer; L. J..
Starrand Albert Sternborn, trustees.
AT meeting of Sylvan Camp,
No. rs, NJ. w. A., held on the night
the 14th. the matter of Woodman
Day of the Home Coming was taken
up and the following were elected
and appointed for executive COM