Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-03-04
LOCAL NEWS NOTES


John Jeide was a Bloomington
ller Monday.
Mrs. Herman Bast visited at
itzer Monday.
George Borah went to Fenni-
ore Monday.
Will Tiller was in Feunimore
business Monday.
Mrs Frank Horton visited in
9nnimore Saturday.
Mrs. Will Miller visited Bloom
gton friends last Saturday.
George Coombs left Saturday
orning for visit in Livingston.
w. E. Hayward of Fennimore
as a Lancaster caller Saturday.
-Arno Stippich visited at his
ONE in Sitter the first of this
eek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Baxter re-
armed home from Chicago Sunday
Don.
L. h Stevens was in Montfort
st week, returning home Monday
yening.
Joe Nicholas, of Livingston,
.sited at the home of John Rumble
9st week.
Rev. Zielinsky, the genial Lib
rty pastor, was in Lancaster Mon
ay on business.
Lon Jerrett, of North Lancas
or called on BERTHE Walker in this
ity last Sunday.
Mrs Philip Berndt visited IN
liberty, Saturday, at the home OF
Mrs. LAME Boerner
Mr. and Mrs. Will Joeckel left
IN Monday for Milwaukee, wnere
hey will spend few days
Samuel HIrsch, of the Teller
sorce, returned Sunday from visit
with his people living near Sitter.
Miss Mabel Taylor, who is in
Lanca ter taking course in music,
spent Sunday at her home in Boice
Creek.
james Scullon and Fred Burr
Visited at different points out of
own last week, returning home
Friday night.
-Elma Bruss, the six year old
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
3russ, of Little Grant, is seriously
III with pneumonia.
Thomas Tormey, the prosper
Gus farmer and short horn breeder,
Of Fennimore, was a county seat
caller the first of this week.
Miss Margaret Peacock, who
aas been in Milwaukee studying
styles in one of the millinery houses
there, returned home Saturday eve
ning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcmahon,
who have been visiting Mrs. Nc
Mahon's parents, MIR and Mrs. John
Johnson, in this city, left for their
nome in Madison, Saturday.
The ground hog may have seen
ais shadow and gone back, but that
does not prevent the marble season
from rolling regularly around. The
cries of grab stakes" and ''knuckle
down" can now be heard in every
schoolyard.
Jack Wilcox, brakeman on the
c. g N. W., sprained his ankle quite
badly last Saturday at Montfort.
In some way he slipped and fell be-
tween the cars and platform, and in
extrIcating himself twisted his
ankle.
The returns of the first diploma
examinations for country school
pupils are coming In daily to the
superintendent Office. The second
series will be given April 80, and
May 1 and 2. Those who failed to
write the first time will be given
the opportunity again.
-Chas. Petty, Frank Murphy and
Robert Kinney, living near the
Hurricane, started Monday morn
ing for South Dakota, where they
will look the country over, pre-
paratory to taking up homesteads
They will first visit Rapid City and
from there GO to the towns of
Hermosa and White Owl. They
will probably also visit other places.
IT is said, though not generally
known, tlat the family which pos
sesses a cream separator need never
be without nice soft water. By run
ming hard water through your sep
arator, that which comes out the
cream spout will be found to be soft.
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