Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-05-30
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

| ingston yesterday.
Miss Mabel Ressmeyer spent
Thursday in Liberty.
L. Armfeld, was down from
Fennimore Wednesday.
&C. F. Springer, of Mineral
Point, was here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Lewis went
to Bloomington Thursday.
Frank Phillips, of Potosi, Was
here on business yesterday.
John Bremmer, of Fennimore,
was visitor here this week.
r. F. Dougherty, of Platteville,
had business here this week.
&C. H. Wolff, of Mt. Ida, was a
caller in this city yesterday.
Frances Andrew, of Livingston,
is Lancaster visitor this week.
Geo. vipond, of Livingston,
visited his daughter here this week.
The Shakespeare Club will meet
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Alex.
w. E. Holmes came up from
Platteville on business trip Tues
day.
Phil D. Henderson,, of Platte
ville,' had business in Lancaster
Tuesday.
Dennis Harms, of Platteville,
made business visit to the county
seat Friday.
W. F. Steinforth, of Werley,
made business trip to the hub
Wednesday.
&C. w. Webb, of Platteville,
was in Lancaster this week visiting
with friends.
-Thos Tormey, of Fennlmore,
greeted his many friends in this
city Thursday.
Cleo. Starrett and Lee Jackson,
both of Bloomington, were visitors
mere this week.
Max Klrschbaum and Simon
Klrschbaum, of Cassville, were in
Lancaster Thursday.
james Schneider and g. h.
Thole, of Glen Haven. were at the
county seat Wednesday.
Attorneys T. L. Cleary and L
II. Brunkhorst, Of Platteville, were
in this city on business Thursday.
Over seven hundred perfect at
tendance certificates have been is
sued by Supt. Brockert up to date.
Miss Barber, of the high school
faculty, enjoyed visit this week
from her mother of Washington, D.
&c.
Mrs. c. A. Critchlow and
daughter, Ivanelle went to Bloom.
ington Thursday, to attend the
graduation exercises.
kidnapped for Million" will
be presented at Reeds opera house
sometime in the latter part of June.
The company comes we'll recon.
mended.
Homer Treloar, a former Lam
caster boy, will graduate next Tues
day, June 2, from the Nora Springs
seminary. Mr.. Treloar is a nephew
of Mrs. B. J. Duncan of this city.
r. N. Trentzsch has sold his
saloon to S. M. Olsen, of Stougton,
who will take charge of the place on
July 1. Mr.. Trentzsch has not yet
decided upon his future movements.
Clyde A. Budwcrth, son of
Sheriff Al. Budworth of this city is
a member of the graduating class in
the University Of Illinois College of
dentistry, where he received his di-
ploma yesterday.
Joseph w. Morris, of Platte
vile, was examined Thursday by
Drs Oettiker and Dunn, of Platte
vile, and found to be insane. He
was taken to Mendoza yesterday by
Sheriff Budworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Calvin
started Thursday morning for
Greenville, Pa, where they will
visit the scenes of Mr.. Calvin's
childhood days, expecting to return
home in time for home-c coming
week.
DIR. Brewer & Son will visit
Lancaster professionally on Wed
nesday, June 3rd, at Hotel Wright,
Notice there is a little change in
regular date, but they will continue
to make visits without interruption,
as they ha-A-f for many years.
-Glfford's Comedians will be at
Reeds opera house for weeks
stand in the near future. This is