Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-12

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Oscar Jeide who is now located
in Lacrosse, is spending few days
with relatives in Lancaster.
Mrs. Anne Laird James returned
yesterday morning to Chicago, after
visiting few days with her parents
here
-Eigie, Clarence and Elma Droul-
lard, children of Beetown were re
ported Monday to the authorities
for truancy,
T. NJ. Young was initiated into
the mysteries of Royal Arch Ma
sonry Monday night, by taking the
r. M. degree.
Tom Owen again took his place
Monday as express agent from
Galena to Lancaster, after a long
siege with the grip.
Mrs M. V. Burns returned
home Monday from a two weeks
visit with her daughtner, Mrs. John
Powers in Poynette.
Miss Mae Joeckel went to Mont
fort Monday. She accompanied her
friend Ada Watson that far when
she returned to her home in Clifton.
Geo Reed was home over Sun
day. He left for his ranch near
Millville on Monday, accompanied
by Ora Seymour, one of his en-
ployees
Mrs. Milt McClimans, of Little
Grant, is in Lancaster this week,
having business in probate court.
She is staying at the home of Chas.
Burrows.
W. E. Hayward, of the 4th
ward. moved his family and house
hold goods to FennimOre Monday.
He is proprietor of the FeAnimore
House ther9.
Ford and Fora Policy of Hurley,
S. D., left yesterday for Fennimore,
where they will visit at the home OF
j. B. Brad bury. They have been
visiting Lancaster relatives for some
time
Mrs. G. A. Langridge of this
city is seriously i'll with bronchial
pneumonia Her daughter, Mrs.
Fannie Bayman of Sitter came this
week to be in attendance on her
mother.
DIR. j. A. Gault went Tuesday
to Bassett, Iowa, being called there
by the serious illness of his aged
father. His father (who is 81 years
DID, was suffering with pneumonia,
but is now recovering.
Pete Harasha, living on the
Beetown road, had chip strike him
in the eye while chopping wood last
Monday. DR.. Gault attended to the
injured eye and though he is now
blind he will probably recover his
sight.
Joint issue of the suit of Dan
Curtis, of Beetown against Adolph
Dasch. Herman Pagenkopf and
Henry Brandemuhl, was heard be-
fose Justice Burrows ON the stu.
Mr.. Curtis claims that these men
who were chopping wood near his
place tramped down the grass on
his property and damaged his fence
to the value of five dollars. S. H
Taylor appeared for plaintiff and Fl.
Carthew for defendant. The plead
ing was oral. The court fixed as
the date of hearing, the 18th.
Have you tried the Herald for
auction printing. We are putting
out a class of large bills on heavy,
water proof card board that with
stand rough weather and are pleas
ing many customers. Besides, we
give an vertisement free in the
Herald, which goes to large list of
subscribers in every part Of the
county twice each week. We would
be glad prove to you the merits of
our work in this line.
J Frank Fawcett, the youngest
} under sheriff Grant county ever
had, now secretary of the State
} Civil Service commission, recently
was offered the secretaryship of the
Colorado Civil Service commission,
but was unable to accept on account
of his work in the law school, this
being his senior year. Frank is a
} bright young man and deserves the
honors that he receives. His Lam
caster friends congratulate him and
} wish him world of future success.
-Chas. Kaap living in the third
ward met with a bad accident last
Thursday. For some time he has