Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-04-11
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
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week.
#. B Spaight was in Fenni-
more Yesterday.
"A Y Decker had business in
Fennimore Wednesday.
Lee Eastman was out of the
town on business, Thursday.
Loren W. 10y, of Platteville,
had business here Wednesday.
Monte Barr, of Glen Haven,
visited here the first of this week. I"
Jake Schuster recently return
I'd from pleasant trip through the
west
! Miss Pearl Griswolds returned
home Thursday evening from Glen
Haven.
Lambert Groenier tuned pianos
at different places in the county
this week.
Ralph Place recently purchased
the Nye, properly, near his present
residence.
Frank Huftil and family. of
Dubuque. greeted old friends here
this week.
L. Alt recently enjoyed visit
from his brother Herman Alt, of
CLAYTON. Iowa.
DIR. Van Dusen will shorty move
into the Knox house in the western
part of the city.
-Chas. Kaap, Of this city, recent
ly installed an ice cream plant for
John Buster, of Fennimore.
Principal Slothower acted as a
judge in declamatory contest at
Mt. Hope, Thursday evening.
Will Carmody and Alfred
Henderson are making trip
through different western states.
Register of Deeds Me- calf cast
his vote in Glen Haven last Tues
day. and County Clerk Tuff1ey, III
Marion
Miss Pearl Galloway, student
in the Pic tteville Normal school, is
spending her vaca ton at her home
in this city.
-Cassville will PROBABLY place a
hal in he IN
this year. A meeting to consider
the question will be held In the
town hall tom, rrow afternoon. :
Mrs Clay Chapman and little
son, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Helen BROKER, came up from
Platteville Wednesday for a visit
here.
The marriage of Miss Anna
Carmody, of Lancaster to P. j.
CarmodY, of Mt. Hope, will take
place April Doth. These young
people are well known in this
vicinity and are well liked by those
who know them. !
Sheriff Budworth went to Porosi
Wednesday ana brought to the
county seat Einora " Kitto. living
in that township, against whom
complaint of being incorrigible had
been made. She was sentenced to
the State Industrial school until she
is of age. She is now Ii years old.
There will be no service in the
Baptist church Sunday morning on
account of the funeral of MI. John
E. Day. The sermon on 1.-The
Crucifction" which was announced
for Sunday morning will be preach
ed Sunday evening instead, at 730.
Sunday school as usual. Mr.. Day
will be buried from the Little Grant
church; service at 1890. After q
prayer at the house the procession
will start at 10 o'clock.
Miss Mamie BENEFITS, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
BENEFITS, died Tuesday evening at
u6I uOI1O nO1S dllCI d lOAS uIuSSS.
She returned a few weeks age flom
Arizona, where she had gone IN a
futile search of better health. The
young lady was a native of Lancas-
ter and lived here most of her life.
She leaves TO mourn her death, be-
sides her parents and other relatives
and friends, two brothers, George
of Mather and Philip. now of this
city. The funeral services were
held yesterday afternoon at the M.
E. church and the remains were
then inferred in Hillside cemetery.
An odd looking train pulled into
Lancaster Wednesday, shortly after
p. IN. 1t consisted of the freight
engine, box car, caboose and a
coach. This was the result of a
wreck which occurred when the
morning train arrived near Mont