Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-08-22


here from Flora Wednesday.
"A. F. David, of Montfort, greeted
county seat friends Tuesday.
j. o. Cushman. of Montfort, was
Lancaster caller Thursday.
Atty. Leo Philipson, of Bloom
ington, was in Lancaster Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul Brown entertained a
party of lady friends Tuesday after
noon.
N. J. Tiedeman had business
in Highland one day the first OF the
week.
Mrs. NARROW Kidd is visiting
relatives in Cassville and Glen
| Haven.
Oscar Farrand and Herman
Steffen came up from Cassville We'd
nesday.
Verne Galloway started Thursday
for North Dakota where he will work
on farm.
Mrs. Robert Reynolds left We'd
nesday for Liberty for a visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wenzel are
visiting with friends and also attend
ed the Galena Home coming.
Mrs. William Baxter left We'd
neday for Fennimore where she will
visit relatives for week or so.
Will Rudersdorf returned home
Thursday noon from an extened visit
at Dodgeville Boscobel and other
place.
Mrs. Frank Smith and Miss
Wessie Dudley, of this city, are visit
ing at the Geo. Groom home in Cass-
Vile.
John H. Brown, of Lancaster and
Mary K. Bilindt, of this city were
married on Thursday evening at the
home of the bride by r. L. Rertel.-
Galena Gazette.
The Baseball News defines hero
as follows: A hero is an umpire
who can call three strikes on the star
batter of the home team when three
men are on bases and the score is tied
in the ninth.
Frank Hying, of Highland, who
was arrested last week in Michigan
on a charge of horse stealing, by
Sheriff Budworth, was taken before
Justice Traber of Platteville Tuesday.
He demanded an examination. This
will be held next Tuesday before
Jutice Traber.
Mr.. and Mrs Chris Schaefer and
Mrs Relner Ackemann were in Ian
caster Monday On business and to
visit Joseph Weber. Yesterday the
Schaefers moved from here to Lancas-
ter Miss Lizzie Ackermann went
with them to remain indefinitely. =
Casssville Index.
The Terry Go. that gave the Uncle
Toms Cabin show called out an i'm
mense crowd last evening, the big tent
being filled to the utmost of its
capacity. The show was first class
in its every feature and the band
was exceptionally good. Daily Chro-
nicle. DeKalb, Ill. At Lancaster
Monday, Aug. 81.
Peter Kinzer, living at the settle
ment located near Mt. Hope called
Irish Ridge, was arrested Wednesday
on a charge of assault with intent to
do bodily HARM. The charge was
brought against him by Mike Trainor,
of Mt. Hope. He will have his
hearing before Justice Schreiner on
Monday afternoon at o'clock.
-C. e. Roberts has purchased the
personal property of the renter who
has been occupying his fam east of
the city. and is now in personal
charge, having however, employed
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Frost to attend
to the work. Charley has been out
to the place for a couple weeks look
ing after the threshing, etc.
-Wide-a-wake people in Lancas-
ter and at points along the N. W..
Ry. as far east as Barnaveld are
wise enough to know that the streams
in north Grant and Iowa counties are
the habitat of trout. With the aid
of Congressman Murphy they are
stocking those streams with trout
from the Bureau of Fisheries and it
is of coruse only matter of time till
good sport with the noblest of the
finny tribe will reward this effort.
Grant County New.