Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-04-08
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was in Lancaster, Monday.
Timothy Pyzer, of Livingston,
was Lancaster caller Monday.
H. NJ. Hickok, of Bloomington,
visited here the first of the week.
Hon C. H. Baxter returned MoR-
day noon from a business trip to St
Louis.
Not to use our want columns
when you want something is extra
vagance.
Miss Luella Rose returned home
Saturday evening from visit with
friends in Madison.
John Day, Rem Stevens and
John Wagner left yesterday for
Gettysburg, S. d.
DIR. Dcolittle recently purchased
. the Joseph Nathan home now
occupied by Atty. A R. Bushnell.
Principal H. w. Kircher, of
Fennimore, visited friends in Ian
caster Saturday, and also transacted
business.
Byron Long, who mas been EN-
ployed by the Aupperle Grocery Co !,
last week resigned his position with
that firm.
Albert Henkel returned to his
school duties in Wauzeka, Satur
day, after spending his spring vaca-
ton at home.
Sam Livingston, the Livingston
undertaken and furniture dealer,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of his parents in this city.
Miss Claudia Jordan, a member
of the senior class of the Platteville
Normal, is spending her spring
vacation at her home in Lancaster
Will Carter, last week purchas
ed the A. A Hull residence in the
second ward This place is now
occupied by A q. Morse and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. G Bennett
left Monday morning for Ports
mouth, Ohio, where they will enjoy
an extended visit with Mr. Benefits
relatives.
Miss Bertha Rudersdorf. who is
teaching IN the Platteville graded
schools, arrived Saturday noon for
a visit at her home in this city
during spring vacation.
Miss Velma VandeWall. who is
attending the Platteville high
school, is spending the spring vaca
ton at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Frank VandeWall, north
of this city.
The open season for trout fish
ing will open on April Is and all en-
thsiastic disciples of Isaac Walton
are sorting out their tackle and
other fishing parahernalia prepare
tory to few days sport.
Miss Floyd Stevens who has
been holding q very excellent pc
sitiOn in the trimming department
of a big millinery store at Eau
Claire, came home Monday, serious
ly Ill and is now under the doctors
care.
-Cassville claims to have the lar
gest sauer kraut factory in the
world-the Klindt- Geiger company.
They are now engaged in canning a
large amount of this product which
has been kept in tanks since last
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nadab Eastman.
of Platteville, were in this city over
Sunday, visiting their daughter.
Mrs. W. j. Eberhardt. They left
Monday morning for PIatteville
having stopped off here on their re-
turn home from a business trip
through Iowa.
). F. Whitney and wife, of Bar
aboo, have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. G. w. rockingham few DAYS
this week. Mr.. Whitney was for
sixteen years a conductor on the
way freight with residence in Ian
caster. He is now extra passenger
conductor running out of Baraboo.
A letter has been received from
DR.. Reed, who is visiting his son in
California, stating that he will be
home and ready for work the fifth
of May. He was in Santa Anna, the
day he wrote, and said that a good
rain is badly needed IL that portion
of the state. He also stated that
the fleet will arrive at Long Beach,
on April 18th, and that thousands
of people are already docking to the
coast for the occasion.
The town board of South Lancas-
ter has consolidated districts No. 6