Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-04-22
Lancaster is a GOOD town.


rubber tired buggy.
Ned Ivey visited in Livingston
the first of the week.
Ray L. Mink, of Burton. was
here on business Monday.
Joe Smith was in Bloomington
on business last Saturday.
"A w. Appleby. of Boscobel,
had business here Monday.
Sam Birch, OF Beetown, called at
the county seat on Monday.
F. McKevitt, of Bridgeport,
was business visitor here Monday.
Miss Frances Andrews, of Liv-
ingston, is visiting friends in Lam
caster
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank horton
visited with relatives in Fennimore
Saturday.
Allen Pendleton, of Fennimore,
called on friends here the first of
the week.
Mrs. t. F. Orion visited rela
tives and friends in Potosi, Friday
of last week.
Fred Burr and E L. Mccoy
were passengers on the $50 train
Monday morning.
John Mankel and John A Jami
son, of BeetOwn, greeted their
many Lancaster friends Monday.
Mrs. Chas.. Weber, who has
been visiting relatives here returned
to her home in Fennlmore, Tuesday.
Local automobiles were out in
force on Easter Sunday and the
warning "houk honk" was heard in
all parts of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Bashford
left yesterday morning for Mllwau-
kee where they will visit with their
son, Fred and family.
"A concrete walk is being con-
structed on the north side of the
county Jail. The work is being
done by Makes & Cooley.
The Congregational Aid society
will meet with Mrs. Andrew Lewis
on Friday. Ladies are invited to
come early, prepared to sew.
Tom Finnegan left Monday for
Soutl Dakota. where he will visit
at different points. He expects to
first stop at Mitchell for short
time.
Lucille Meyers, daughter of
Mr.. ami Mrs. Myron Meyers of
North Andover, is said to be very
low. She is suffering with diph-
liberia.
Erwin Oakllef, of Elmdale,
boarded the train here Saturday
morning for Albany, Wisconsin,
where he has accepted a position
with a hardware finn.
Misses Dollie Ishmael of Cass-
vile, Blanche Rotsch1ld and Essie
Edwards of this city and Mr.. Otto
Failing of Cassville. spent Easter at
the Cutler Borah farm, north of
this city. They report a glorious
time.
VIM. Mcmahon, who was laid
up many weeks during the winter
with severe illness, is rapidly re
covering bis usual health and is
pushing the bridge business in
great shape. He has about $1,000
worth of work now under contract.
News was received here the
| first of the week of the death of
Sarah Green, a former resident of
Lancaster, but who was living at
the time of her death at Reliance,
South Dakota. Miss Green at one
time attended school in Lancaster
and later taught school in the south
The following Lancaster people
attended the base ball game at
Platteville last Saturday: Misses
Nettie Finney, Alice Baker, Mae
Joeckel and Hazel VandeWall and
Messrs. Dorous Griswold, Wesley
Wenzel, Dick Mccormick, Wesley
Thompson, Howard Porter, Paul
Kitelinger, Lee Andrew, L. G.
Coombs, Len Bradley, Will Ruders-
dorf and Verne Galloway.
james II. Brunemer, of Wash .
ing, D c., who has been here on a
visit for two weeks has purchased
the residence of Joseph w. Hurl-
burt, in the second ward, upon
which he will make a number of
improvements and will leave Wash
ington early next fall to make Lam
caster his home thereafter. Mr..
ood MrC Pr17nopoo1s 1oouo horQ To-