Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-11-07

M. N Doyle, of FenniInore, was
in this city Friday
r. Meyer Jr. was an out of town
visitor this week.
DIR. Godfrey went to Chicago on
business this week.
BOB Newton was released from
custody Thursday.
George Merrifeld, of Dodgeville.
was in this city Thursday.
Postmaster Ben WebsteF was a
Lancaster caller this week.
The city schools are now holding
tne quarterly examinations.
r. n. Hoskins, of Bloomington.
was a business caller here Friday.
-Janitor Garner has covered the
courtyard fountain for the winter.
George Budd expects to go to
Chicago today to take medical treat
ment
-Guilford Graham and Chas.
Fitzgerald, of Liberty were here
Wednesday.
MFR. and Mrs. F. F. Heidel, of
Elmra. Iowa. are the parents of a
baby son.
The Shakespeare Club will hold
its next meeting on Tuesday evening
with Mrs. Judd.
Miss Genevieve Ennor has return
ed from an extended visit in Iowa
with her brother.
Miss Helen Carmen. of Beloit,
has returned home after a pleasant
visit with Miss Ada Fluekiger.
Mrs. S. Willard and daughter
Clara, of tbs city. are visiting in
Livingston at the Sam Nero home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrison and
Everett. of Woodman, are visiting at
the home of John Heinrichs neat this
city.
H. A. Fache, formerly of Sitter,
but who is now located at Council
Bluffs, Iowa, drew No. 1874 in the
Rosebud drawing.
Mrs. A. ]. Hyde visited in
Prairie du Chen this week with her
husband who is taking treatment in
sanitarium there.
The following from Cassville at
tended the KleinpelI Hyde nuptials ::
Paul Kleinpell, Mrs. julius F. Klein
pell, Miss Rosie Kleinpell and q. A.
Fried.
Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Miles started
Monday for st. Joseph, Mo-, after
a pleasant visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Joe Caspers, other relatives and
old friends; after short visit in Mo.
will return to their home at Hen
nessey, Okla.
Mrs. P. J. jackson, of Avoca,
formerly Miss Mary Taylor, is visit
ing old home relatives and friends.
Miss jackson and Miss Taylor return
ed Sunday from Lancaster where they
visited their brother s. 81. Taylor
and family. -Montfort Mail
Comparison of local financial con-
ditions with those of a year ago shows
a general business revival. 1t was
one year ago at this time that the
banks of many cities suspended cash
payment because of universal money
shortage; today these financial instiu-
tions can secure, if necessary thou
sands of dollars without the slightest
difficulty. -Ex.
To the following marriage
licenses were issued this week by
county Clerk Tuff1ey Herman Dig
man, Dyersville. Iowa, and Margaret
Font, Grant County; Simon Rekent-
haler and Clara Hirsch, Liberty Matt
Edwards, Jr. and Maggie Edwards.
Bloomington Clyde Chu rch and Daisy
Strack, Mt Hope; Arthur E. Kauf-
man, Glen Haven and Helena "A.
Brewer, Cassville,
The 56th annual meeting of the
Wisconsin Teachers Association will
be- held at Milwaukee on November
II, 13 and IA. The following from
this city expect to attend: County
Supt. Brockert, Prin. Slothower, Prof
Livingston and Miss Mary Smith. An
unusually lengthy and interesting
prgram has been prepared, the work
being divided into sections for greater
convenience In looking over the
the program, in the country school
section we notice that Supt. Brockert
is buoked for an address on 1.-THE
IS for