Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-05-09
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Miss Emma Schreiner is visit
ng in Milwaukee this friends
II. G. Kemmitzer, of Fennimore,
7as hub" visitor this week.
Mrs. Frank Hays, of st. Paul,
listed relatives here this week.
Gus. Kuenster, of Glen Haven,
listed here the first of the week.
Hugh Pritchett came down
rom Fennimore Thursday, on bust
ess.
Joe Oates of this city, visited
lis son Martin, in Wyaluslng this
week.
R. F. Dougherty, of Platteville,
7as in Lancaster on business We'd
esday.
-Chas. Kemper, of Liberty, Was
business caller at the county seat
thursday.
L. J. Pohl and Ben Bausch, of
lien Haven, were business visitors
his week.
Fred Durand, of Crookston,
linn, visited with old Lancaster
riends this week
&C. A. Arthur and Samuel
Arthur, both of Platteville, were in
-aDoactoY. Thursday
Mrs. Monroe Hoskins, of Bloom
ugton, was in Lancaster this week,
risiting with relatives.
Mrs. d. w. Clark retul ned to
ler home in Edgerton Tuesday after
visiting relatives here.
The Shakespeare Club will hold
its next meeting on Tuesday, May
10. with Mrs Warren Hannu.n.
Miss Orphie Edwards is visit
.ng in M4rshfield, Wisconsin, at
the home of her brother, Clarence.
Mrs. Ed Shaw returned TO her
home in Fenn1more Wednesday,
after a short visit with her parents
mere.
Max Maeinthal returned to Chi
eago Tuesday after visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Glider.
The Lancaster Cornet Band will
play this afternoon until the open
ng of the ball game which will be
at 2:3O.
-aenry Grebe and John Taylor
are working in Livingston this
week. They are painting the Fred
Stevens residence in that village.
Mrs. Geo. Hampton and grand
daughter, Miss Ethel Taylor are
visiting in Huron. S. D. Miss
Taylor will also visit at Kenesaw,
Neb.
Guy Marley and Joe Pye, who
played with the Lancaster ball team
last summer are both playing with
GAINESVILLE in the Trolley league this
year. They are IN their usual posi-
tons
The Woman's Club will hold IT'S
next meeting with Mrs. Anna
Baumgartner, on Monday, May IL
The program will be as follows:
Responses-Current Events: Elec
ton of Officers; Round Table
-Spease Bros. have sold their 100
acre farm, two miles north of
Bagley, to Edwin Tinker of this
city, consideration $4.1OO. Mr.
Tinker takes possession immediate
~. John Day negotiated the sale.
Lou Starr recently freed two
small squirrels that he had in
captivity for two years. They were
taken to the court yard where they
soon MADE friends with the squirrels
that have made their home there
for several years.
The following were among the
Boscobel people who attended the
Sarles damage suit in circuit court
this week. Nellie Book, Kate
Robinson, Sue Chandler, Mrs. l..
Trexel, E. d. Coleman, Pearl Fer
rel and L. F. Book.
The charge of robbery made by
Sam Foreman, the Montfort Jew,
against James George, Lewis Tahiti,
Charles Kalile was dismissed by
District Attorney Kopp in Justice
Schriener's court, Wednesday. An;
other charge, of assault with in
tent to do great bodily harm, was
Immediately preferred against the
men however. The hearing will
be held May 81.
Lancaster high school will play
Mineral Point high school at the
far grounds in this city today.
Mineral Point has one of the
strongest high school teams in this