Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-04-11
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Wenzel Wis
tied Thursday IN Sitter.
john Drinkwater went to Slit
zer Tuesday Un business.
r L. Mink, of Burton, was a
Lancaster visitor Thursday.
-Chas. Marburger, of Liberty,
was here on business Monday.
VIM. Storrs, of Fennimore,
greeted friends here Thursday.
William E. Gillespie, of Mt.
Ida, was in Lancaster Thursday.
Thos. O'FIahrity came down
from Montfort Thursday on busl-
ness.
Father Schle1cher, of st. Glenn
ents Church, was in Fennimore,
Tuesday.
-Chas. Wilkins, of Preston, trans
acted business at the county seat
Thursday.
David Smith and daughter,
Grace, visited with Liberty relatives
this week.
Mrs. Herman Esser and son Joe,
of Cassville, were IN Lancaster on
business Monday.
Mrs. Byron Price returned
Thursday evening from a visit with
Madison friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pigg, of
the Northwestern Hotel, were in
FennimOre Thursday.
Edward. John and Fred Kelly,
of Millville came TO Lancaster ON a
business trip ednesdaY.
Miss Bird Galloway, who tea ches
at North An1over, is spending a
short vacation at her home.
-Wieland Oswald returned We'd
nesday to his work as instructor in
the University of Minnesota.
E. c. Beeman. of Dubuque. was
here on business this week. He Is a
brother-in law of j. D. Hatch.
-Chas. Langridge returned, Tues
day, from Chicago, where he has
been receiving medical treatment.
-Reub Garner has purchased the
King residence south of where he
now lives and is now engaged in
moving into 1t. -
Miss Carrie Miller, of Richland
Center, is again in her old place as
clerk at the Boston Store, after
spending an extended vacation at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Andrews,
OF Clifton, we're in town Thursday.
They reside on farm about three
miles west of Livingston. While
here Mr.. Andrews made the Herald
a pleasant visit
Mrs. Frank Allen, of Livings
ton, came Wednesday to visit for a
few days with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Sweeney, who is slowly re-
covering from serious attack #
la grippe and bronchitis.
The regular meeting of the
Woman's Club Will be held, Mon
day, April, 18th, at the home of
Mrs Barber. Program: Responses,
current events; Sketch-Tho night
watch, (Rembrandt,) Mrs. Carter;
Paper-The study of child life, Mrs.
A. g. Knapp; The care of children,
Mrs. j II. Fowler. Round table.
F, w. Vince and wife, of Mill
vile, were Lancaster visitors Thurs
day on their return from Harrison
township, where they had been for
a few days at the home of Mrs.
Vince's mother, Mrs. VIM. Morse,
who has been seriously i'll, but is
now much better. They made the
trip with team and found some
pretty tough roads a portion of the
way.
u. II. Tarrant, of Milwaukee,
son-in-law of our fellow townsman
Samuel Stephens, was reelected al
derman of the 10th ward of that
city by a majority of PA. This
was a very nice compliment TO Mr.,
Tarrant, as he Is a staunch Repub-
lican and the 10th is a Democratic
ward. Previous to this year each
ward In Milwaukee has had two al
derman and their salary has been
$500 year. This year they have
but one alderman in each ward and
the salary has been increased to
$1,000.
"A new organization was effected
on Wednesday evening for next
seasons lecture course. The officers
are: Judge E. B. GoOdsell, presi-
dent; Miss Emma Schre1ner, vice
president; Rev. w. II. Hannaford,