Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-07-29

Fennimore Saturday.
Frank Grimm, of Platteville, was
a visitor here Monday.
w. j.. Peters was up from Dodge
Vile Monday on business.
r. E. Kolinske, of Linden, was
business visitor here Monday.
Nell Moran went to Madison yes
terday for a visit with friends.
w. w. Walker, of Sitter, had
business at the county seat Monday.
Allen Pendleton, of Fennimore,
was county seat visitor last week.
John Boyle, of Fennimore, called
on friends and relatives here Mon
day.
Omar J. Arnold and Geo. r.
Borah, of Mt Ida, we're visitors here
Monday.
%. E. Tenant and Sherman
Streeter were down from Fennimore
Saturday.
Tom Rumble was called back to
work on the G. N. W. Sunday after
a lay off of several months.
-Chas Watkins and wife, of Law
ton, Okla, are the proud parents OF a
baby boy born on the nth of this
month.
Miss Kate eastman, Mrs. j. 81.
Reed, Mrs. Barlow and Mrs. Mayne
attended the Platteville Chatauqua
Monday.
j. D. Geever, of Cuba City, re-
presenting the Dubuque Times Jour
nal, was business visitor here the
first of the week.
Frank Lewis. of Patch Grove,
and Miss Neva narrower, of Bloom
ington, visited Sunday with Andrew
Lewis and family.
But one license has been issued
since last reported, to VIM. M.
FELTON,, of Pulaski, Iowa Co. and
Julia A. Friar, of Woodman.
John Drinkwater has begun the
construction of the north school side
walks. Material has been hauled
for the walks leading to the depot.
Judge Goodsell expects to spend
the next two weeks visiting in Cobb
During that time there will be no
county court at either Lancaster or
Plattevile.
Gong. j. w. Murphy, Mayor
James Dolan and L. J. Murphy were
among the Platteville people who at
tended the Democratic mass meeting
here Monday.
Hall Stevens is enjoying visit
from his mother, who resides in
South Dakota. She was called back
here by the death of her sister, Mrs
Phineas Wright.
Frank Meyer has completed the
school census and has found the total
number of children Of school age to
be 662 LII South Lancaster there are
81 boys and 81 girls making total of
80 In the north town there are II
boys and 81 girls making total of
80. In the city there are 266 boys
and $40 girls, the total being 576.'
This in an increase over the census of
last year.
Secretary Wilson says that here
after eggs sold as fresh" or strictly
fresh must be exactly what they are
represented to be. Storage eggs
must be sold as such, or under the
pure food law the dealer is liable to a
fine of $500 OF six months imprison
ment, or both. Thousands of people
do not know how a s'strictly fresh "
egg tastes this will give them a
chance to find out. Equity News.
The state game warden has called
attention to the limit of the number
of bass that may be taken by one
fisherman and also to the minimum
size of the fish that may be taken.
The law on the subject is a new one
and not generally understood. The linn
it in regard to the number of black
bass, large or small mouthed, Oswego
bass or yellow bass is 10. That is,
the section provides that no person
may have in his possession at any
time more than Is fish. None can
be shorter than 10 inches. 1t is said
the section OF the game laws relating
to this matter will be st 'ictlY en-
forced. -Ex.
DIR. @. @. NARROW, of this city
was elecled as three years member
of the executive committee of the