Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-10-10
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
Frank 3 Calls was Fennimore


Mrs. George Finney visited in
Boscokel this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turner were
Preston visitors this week.
Jake Woolstenh )lme visited his
brother in Sitter this week.
"A K Dewey. of Lancaster, visit
ed in Fennilnore Wednesday.
Albert Kuenster. of Glen Haven
visited here the first of the week.
Mrs N. J. Tiedeman is enjoying
a visit with Platteville relatives.
Mrs. Ira P. Murphy and children
are visiting relatives in LaSalle III.
Fred Orion. of Wyalusing. visited
relatives and friends in Lancaster his
week
Mrs. Louis Pendleton was
visitor in Fennimore the first of the
week.
IT NJ. Young was a business
caller in PlattevilIe the first of the
week
Mrs G. D. McGraw, of New
York, is visiting her sister Mrs. Chas.
E. Tuffiey.
The 'Ome band was entertained
Monday evening at the home of Miss
Anna Philips.
"A. w. Hastings and family
started Tuesday for their new home
in Oklahoma City.
Dwight Parker came down from
FennimoIe Thursday in his White
Steamer automobile.
Mrs Walter Kleinpell, of Cass-
vile, is visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Muesse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis BETTER and
da tighter. of Bloomington visited in
Lancaster with friends this week
Mrs. Geo. Gibbs and daughter.
Mrs Ed Lang. of Ipswich started
Wednesday for Newton. Kansas, for a
visit.
Glen Hymer has returned to Mil
wsukee where he is a student in the
Wisconsin College of Physicians and
Surgeons.
The ice man g rush is over but
the coal mans harvest is near at
hand Notice that cheerful look Tom
-Orton and Albert Wiedenheck wear
these days. ).
Al Hunsaker. a former Lancaster
citizen but who more recently has
been living in Iowa, has purchased the
Mat Peacock property in this city and
will again take up his residence here.
Pres. c. W. Stone, of Bloom =.
ington, was in Lancaster Wednesday
en- route for Milwaukee,. He was ac-
cempanying his father in law Horace
Lord to that city where the latter
will have a cataract removed form
his eye.
station during the month of September
were over $1,000. more than half of
which was for freight shipment, and
September is not one of the heaviest
shipping months of the year at that.
Not bad showing. Ell
The only ether business tran
AaI -, ho
side the examination of John Null
rooney for insanity was the hearing
of claims against the estate of Henry
Austin and I. E. Freeman, and in
the estate of John Gull (petition to
determine inheritance tax. the in
'heritance tax was assessed.
Fred Burckhardt, of Waupaca, at
tended the Boscobel fair and came to
Fennimore for days visit with bis
sister, Mrs. George Brechler. Fred
is the same genial fellow he used to
be, and is now foreman of the
Waupaca Record, and also operates a
standard linotype by way of diver
sion. Success to him.-Fennimore
Times Mr.. Burckhardt is an old
Herald printer.
Considerable stock is being
shipped from this station now, num-
Der of carloads going out this week.
and the ordinary shipping season has
scarcely begun yet. Owing to the
poor prospects that seemed exist for a
corn crop during the summer, many
farmers sold off their young stock.
pigs and calves, who would other
wise have kept and fed them for
winter shipments, and now that the
aorn has turned ont so we'll thew wish