Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-03-04

Last month thirty four marrl-
age licenses we're issued.
Sheriff Budworth had business
in Fennimore. this week.
Phil Goldsteln returned home
from Chicago Saturday noon.
Wallace Ridchie was one of the
Dakota "Pilgrins" yesterday.
Mrs. James Walker visited with
friends in Fennimore yesterday.
-Chas. Calkins, Of Bagley, was q
county seat visitor the first of the
week.
+ Mrs. S. E. Hassel is visiting
relatives in Chicago and Madison,
this week.
Oscar and Fred Day left yester-
day for trip to different points in
North Dakota.
BERTHE Barnes of Cassville is
visiting this week at the home of
DR.. j. A. Gault.
james Scullon started Tuesday
morning for Texas, where he will
look over real estate.
Herman Wagner, of Prairie du
Chen, visited in Lancaster Monday.
Mr.. Wagner is a brother of Mrs.
Albert Budworth.
-Merse Booth, of Richland Cen
ter, visited Saturday and Sunday
with relatives in this city. He re-
turned home Monday.
The W. c. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. q A. Moore, Thursday, March
9Th, at 2:30 p. m. A good attend
ance is desired, as it is election.
The Herald is obliged to omit
today a lot of correspondence tina
arrived too late for this issue. 1t
will appear in Saturdays Herald.
Norman Hooks of the town hip
of Lima was examined, Monday,
by Dr. Tufley of Livingston and
DR.. L. H. Tregloun of Arthur and
| pronounced insane.
The Dressmakers' Association
will meet with Mrs. Selma Knoble,
Saturday, March 9TH, at 7:S0 p. M
Bring notes or items of interest on
! fashions etc.
j. Allen Vincent has purchased
from DR.. DoOlittle, one of his
farms, mile south of Lancaster,
commonly known as the Perry
Walker farm, the doctor giving
possession the first of next Marc b,
1909.
Word has been received from
Louis Fisher stating that Mrs. Fish
er underwent an operation Satur-
day and is now getting along as
well as can be expected. She is at
the Presbyterian hospital In Chi
cagO.
George Knapp, of North Lam
caster met with bad accident last
Friday. While working with a
circle saw his right hand was caught,
ipjuring it quite badly. One finger
was taken off and the thumb was
badly cut.
MIR. and Mrs. Gribble of Bosco-
bel, charged with robbing Ben
Mckinney, of Excelsior, on the
evening of February 18th, of fifty
dollars, were brought to Lancaster
last Saturday. They will have
their hearing before Justice David
Schreiner on the ninth of March.
Mike Jordan, whose foot was
injured early this winter while
braking, returned home Friday
night from the Chicago hospital
where no has been confined. He
walks with the aid of crutches but
has nearly recovered from the
injury.
The funeral of Professor E. E.
McDermott, whose death was told of
in Saturdays Herald, was held Sun
day, in Minneapolis, MINI. Joseph
Book and daughter were in attend
ance. Miss Book Will remain for a
while with her sister, Mrs. McDer-
mott, but Mr.. Book will return
shortly.
B. J. Duncan, rural mail carrier,
had horse meet with a peculiar
accident last Saturday while MAX
ing his regular trip around the
route. Near Cutler Borah's he
noticed mare that he was driving
suddenly start to limp and on exam
ination found that a bone, between
the hoof and ankle of a front leg,
was broken. He left the horse
there until he returned home and
then had veterinarian attend to
the injury. The bone was set and
the leg encased in a plaster paris
cast and now the animal seems to