Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-08-26
lrs. Fred Burr has returned from

Fay Barstow leaves today for his
farm in South Dakota,
| j. I. Hahn, of Dodgeville, was
business visitor Monday.
Mike Trainor was over from Mt.
Hope on business Monday.
Miss Lou Kaltenbach is enjoying
two weeks visit in Dubuque.
-Irive Laird has been firing in
Fred Hagen's place for several days.
Rev. Paul Brown has returned
! from the annual Baptist conference.
Ed Mulrooney. of Fennimore,
was a caller at the county seat Mon
/ day.
GLADYS and Elizabeth Buchner, of
Milwaukee, are visiting relatives
here.
Joseph Woolstenholme. of Grand
Island, Neb., is visiting relatives
here.
/, -Thos Coombs. of this city,
visited with Bloomington relatives
last week.
Misses Carrie and Louise Wetter
were Dubuque visitors the latter part
of last week.
| DIR. Critchlow and two children
Virgil and >Ivanelle were Dubuque
visitors Friday.
| Cleo. Hough and Chas. Borah
were at the Galena home coming two
days last week.
w. B. Dyer left yesterday for
Darlington to be in attendance at the
Big White Fair.
Hugo 0. P. Frank, deputy sheriff
of Milwaukee county, was here on
business Monday.
Miss Dorothy Lisherness expects
to attend the Milwaukee Normal
school the coming year.
John Henkel attended the Ga
lena home coming couple of day re-
turning home Saturday evening.
| Rev. Laube will hold English
service next Thursday evening. Aug.
~, in the church at Rockville.
II. F. Orion unloaded this week
car of that fine Portland cement. 1.-THE
kind of which the Pyramids were
built. "
Frank Hying who was to have an
examination yesterday before Justice
Traber waived examination and was
bound over to the fall term Of circuit
court.
Another 1925 was raised last week.
in addition to the $3.50 already devot-
ed the purpose. for base ball purses
at the Grant County Fair to be held
here next week.
Miss Hazel Vandewall returned
home Monday evening from week 8
visit in Lake Mills at the Chas.
Smith home Miss Mae JCeckel &C
cOmpan1ed her nome,
Will Walker, Henry Carol John
Decker and Clarence Calvert left Mon
day evening on short fishing trip
to the Mississippi. They camped
over night near Potosi.
s.. Levin, wife and children re-
turned home Monday evening. Mrs
Levine visited relatives in Mineral
Point while Mr.. Levine was in Chi
cago purchasing his fall stock Of
goods.
Peter Kinzer, of Mt. Hope,
charged with assault to do great
bodily harm had his hearing before
Justice Schreiner Monday. The case
was di smissed because of insufficient
evidence.
The management of the Lancaster
band has engaged the 'Troubadours'
for a concert and dance some time
during the coming month. This
we'll known musical organization
gave universal satifaction when it
was in Lancaster two years ago.
| In just week Lancaster Nimrods
will again have the opportunity of
demonstrating their skill, for on the
first of September the season for rab-
bits. squirrels. cartridges, wild geese.
. ducks and other small game opens.
County Clerk Tuffiey has already is
sued thirty seven licenses and at the
, state game warden g Office at Madison
the force has been kept busy mailing
Tout license blanks to the different
] counties. No material changes have
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