Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-04-15
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Montfort on business last Saturday.
M. B. Lewis, of Bloomington,
was in Lancaster on business Satur-
day
George Bray, of Cuba City,
transacted business in this city
Monday.
Atty. A. W. Kopp, of Platte
vile had business in Lancaster
last Friday.
Atty. A. R Bushnell returned
from a business zip to Madison
Sunday noon.
Mrs. J. p. Lewis returned Mon
day evening from visit with rela-
tives in POtOsi.
George Coombs went to Liv-
ingston Saturday for short visit
with friends.
Frank Rowe. of Platteville, is
visiting at the home of VIM. E.
Webb, in this city.
DIR and Mrs. Fred Halferty are
the parents of baby boy-born
Sunday, April 18th.
j w. and w. M Peacock, of
Fennimore, called on friends at the
county seat, Saturday.
II. M. Young was an out OF
fni%
turned home Thursday evening.
DO you trout fish today9 This
is the opening of the legal season
for catching the ''speckled beauties. !"
Ralph Shuppener, the Sitter
hard ware merchant, was in Lancas-
ter on business Saturday and Sun-
day.
Niles Bessie Kitelinger returned
Sunday to her duties as teacher of
District No. IL, Little Grant, after
long vacation.
Miss Bertha Rudersdorf return
ed Saturday to her duties as teacher
in the Platteville schools, after a
short visit at her home here
The Feast of the Passover,
which commentaries the deliver
ance by Moses of the Jews from
Egyptian bondage under Pharaoh
will be ushered in today with ser
vices in all the Jewish tabernacles
in the country.
"A number of improvements
have been made the past week in
the Union State Bank. A new
grating has been installed which
adds to the appearance of the in
terror. A new plate glass window
has replaced the one which was
broken a short time ago.
Three fine large maple trees on
the front and side of VIM. Zieglel &
residence property in the third ward
were LAID low last week, because
something operating upon the
trunks of the trees near the
roots had killed them. Ed.
Shepherd, who works for Mr..
Ziegler, planted the larger of the
three trees in 1872 and he says he
little thought he would be the man
to chop it down, SO years later.
Palm Sunday, commemorative
of Christ's triumphal entry into
Jerusalem, and ushering in the holy
week, was celebrated by beautiful
services in ST. Clements chu1 ch last
Sunday. The impressive ceremonies
of blessing and distributing of the
palms and the chanting of the
passion marked the day. Sermons
will be held daily at the church dur
ing the balance of the week begin
on Holy Thursday.
Mrs Dorothy Webb died at her
home in this city Sunday morning
after long illness, at the ago of sc
years. She was one of the pioneers
of this section having come to Wis
cOnsin in 1916. Grandma Webb as
she was known to all her friends
was a good Christian woman. She
is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Grace Pedlar, and three sons, VIM
E John w, and Jas. 7. Webb, all
living in Lancaster. The funeral
services were held Tuesday at 1:3O
at the Methodist church in this city.
Interment took place at British
Hollow. The Herald will publish
an extended obituary later.
ID. III. Brlnemen and wife, of
Washington, D. c., are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Calvin and other
Lancaster friends this week and
will attend the reunion of Co. H., OF
the old 9TH Wisconsin regiment at
Fennimore, tomorrow. They have
been spending the winter very pleas