Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-03-25

this is spring.

Telephone that news item to
1he Herald. Either phone.
Nick Alderman of Cassville
vas here on business Monday.
Don't forget that little subscrip-
ion matter. April L is near ar
aud
-Chas Pysok of Livingston was
the county seat on business Mon
ay.
n. 81. Cabanis of PIatteville
yas here on business the first of the
seek.
"A. W. Appleby of Boscobel
allied at the hub of the county
donday.
Mrs. Minnie Drinkwater and
children, of Highland, are here for
visit with relatives.
". II. Kinney, of Hurricane,
move to their new home, the Lee
dorrel house, today.
George E. Taylor aud wife of
1ibbing, Mimi, were in Lancaster,
Monday visiting with friends
Joseph Book returned home
rom Minneapolis yesterday where
ne has been for several weeks past.
j. Nj. Ostrander of Mineral
Point was a Lancaster caller last
Friday. He transacted business
mere.
Otto Failing and Oscar Klein
pell of Cassville, were in town re-
Gently for a few days visit with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Miller re-
turned home from Belmont where
they have been visiting, Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester HickOk
and children of BeetOwn, spent Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Miller.
Jim Mcnamara, Delos Edwards,
w. B. Dyer and Harry Carthew
visited the Squirrel mine near
Montfort last Saturday.
The Congregational ladies arr
invited to meet at Mrs c 5
Moore's Friday afternoon at 9
o'clock. Bring your work.
Only one marriage license has
been issued since last reported, that
of Jos. J. De Mers of Cassv1lle and
Leda L. De Roster, ST. Paul.
"A few fisherman were observed
this week with fishing tackle and
basket and look of determination
on their faces. Read the fish laws
yet?
Mrs. Garland Ellis died at he1
home Saturday night, Ia Cotton, S
d. She is a sister of Will Ward.
Frank Ward and his mother left for
Cotton. Monday
The Herald is prepared TO print
election ballots promptly for the
spring election in townships. Friends
of the paper throughout the county
are invited to favor US with their
orders
Don't be too sure about spring
yet. These days are fine, but old
Winter is suspected of being just
around the corner, lying IN wait for
us with few icy blasts with which
to swat us in the neck.
misses Emily CrOniD, Beth
Lisherness, Martha Meyer and
Theda Howe, students in Beloit
College arrived home Friday even
ing to spend the spring vacation.
james and Ora Ginger, of Bag
ley, sent in the scalp of a wild cat
and fox to the county clerk this
week. They will receive a bounty
of Sc for the wild cat and S. for the
fox. There have been bounties
paid on FIVE bob" cats since the
meeting of the county board held
November.
The George Washington Club
have consented to give their en-
joyable little play, entitled Mrs.
Ploddlng's Niece, at the K K. hall,
next Thursday evening, for the
benefit of VIM. Mckinley Circle.
Admission 10 cents; entertainment
begins at Sis sharp. Members are
requested to be on hand at 7:S0.
New advertisements appear in
the Herald today for number of
the progressive business houses of
the city. On the Sth page will be
found an attractive announcement
from Mrs. F. g. Burr concerning
her spring Millinery opening with a
showing of all the new creations in