Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05
City and Vicinity

ISSUED last month.
james ScuIlon was in Fenni-
more on business Tuesday.
Arthur Knapp was in Dodge
vile transacting business yesterday.
John Howe, travelling salesman.
spent the end of the week in this
city.
Warren Murphy, living in the
West, greeted old friends here this
week.
Ed Patterson, of Bloomington,
was in Lancaster the first of this
week.
Misunderstanding, accompani
ed by Miss Cora Hudson, spent Sun
day in Ehenboro.
-Chas. W. Ray returned Sat
urday from Milwaukee, where he
has been transacting business the
past week.
Ora Govier, of Little Grant, is
the proud father of baby boy,
born Sunday.
r. Meyer Jr. went to Milwaukee
on business Saturday. He returned
home Monday.
Theodore WenzeI went to Mil
wsukee yesterday. From there he
plans trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Andrew Lewis came home
Monday from few Gays visit with
relatives in Bloomington.
E. L. Mccoy left Monday morn
ing TO transact business in ShUlls-
burg, Platteville and other neigh
boring cities.
Walter and Winnie Ready of
Platteville. visited Saturday and
Sunday at the home of w. j. Bren-
nan in this city.
Harry Nathan visited over
Sunday with his family here and
again took up his work as travelling
salesman. Monoay.
Gustav Voelz and son Arno
left Monday morning for few
weeks visit with relatives in Osh-
kOsh and Grand Rapids.
Roland Smith, living in the
west part of the city celebrated his
goth birthday Sunday by entertain
ing a number of friends at his
home.
DIR. NARROW, of this city, was
over to Bloomington Sunday to see
his brother Dr. s. A NARROW of that
place, who was quite i'll with quinsy,
but now is much better.
-Chas. Kendel, who has for some
time been IN the Chicago Presbyter-
ian hospital, is expected home to-
day. His many friends will be glad
TO hear of his Improvement.
Come and take "Trip Around
the World" with the Lancaster peO-
pie, on the evening of February Ia.
Particulars concerning price and
arrangements for seats in the Obser-
Yation car given in our next issue.
Mrs. John Fir ey and little daugh-
ter Ruth, of Milwaukee, arrived
Monday night, for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Judge Glenn
entsOn, at their home in the second
ward. Judge Clementson went to
Madison Monday where he met
them and accompanied them to
Lancaster.
Last week The Herald gave a
synopsis of the several addresses
made before the farmers institute
in this city. Because of the ex-
cellence of the local addresses we had
expected to publish them in full in
tOday's paper. We have not been
able to get them into ty pc in time
for this issue but hope to publish
them complete in Saturdays paper
Mrs. Dorothy Webb, of this
city, reached the Goth milestone of
her life, Sunday, February 2n7. On
account of her illness her birthday
was not celebrated by relatives and
friends, in the usual manner. Dur
ing the day, however, many called
to extend greetings and wish her
many more happy years of life. She
received several letters of congrat-
ulation from friends.
Last Sunday was ground hog
day" and according to the ancient
prediction, which, by the way,
probably very few of us believe in,
ve are to have six weeks more of
winter, because the sun shOne
brightly much of the day and when
the sausage-that is. when the
''Ground-hOg" came out of his hole,
ho caW hiS Gha6OW and d0Ilood