Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-05-30

John P. Sedlmayer, of Bagley
is here on a combined business and
pleasure trip.
Frank Howdle, of Livingston,
is here to attend the commence
ment exercises.
Frank Foster, of the Lancaster
team of last year is playing with
Platteville this season.
Andrew Browning, of this city,
is constructing a new house for Lon
Brownfield, of TOAD Valley.
"A marriage license was issued
this week to Samuel L. Hirsch and
Lavinia M. Burgess both of this city.
Miss Lydia Vesperman will
leave Tuesday for ST. Louis, Mo-,
for months's visit with relatives.
Prof. Laube, of Dubuque, Ia.
will preach at the German Pres
byterian church Sunday evening at
1920.
Yesterdays ball game between
the Bloomington and Lancaster
highs resulted in scora of 5 to 2
in favor of the latter
Miss Mabel Holzlnger and Clar
ence Macke were the fortunate
pupils to receive their valued diplo-
mas in district No. Is.
Miss Matte Watson, of Livings-
ton, is here this week to at
tend commencement exercises and
Decoration day services.
Mrs. Solomon Clough died at
her home in S. Dakota, Nav Oath,
aged 70 and months. She leaves
husband and two sisters. County
papers please copy.
Miss Grace Brindley, of Bosco-
bel, who has been teaching in the
Lickel district, is visiting friends
here. She closed her school work
for the year Thursday.
ALL members of the Mckinley
Circle are requested, to meet at the
hall today at 100, to JOIN in the
procession and participate in the
Decoration Day exercises.
Paul Howell came home from
Milwaukee Wednesday. We should
have said DR.. Paul Howell, for on
Monday he was graduated from the
dental department OF Marquette
University.
The Political Equality Club
will meet with Mrs. Alice Baumgart-
ner, Monday afternoon, June /,
at $3.50; subject, 1.-THE National Con-
gress of Italian Women" A full at
tendance is desired.
Members of Mckinley Circle
are asked to attend the exercises OF
that order at the cemetery on Sun
day, at 1:30; bus will be furnished.
In case of rain the services will be
held in K. p. hall.
Bills are being thrown about in
Lancaster announcing the Soldiers
Reunion to be held at Cuba City.
June 1O-11. A splendid program is
announced for each day. A grand
parade will also be one of the
features. No doubt many Lancas-
ter people will attend the reunion
this year.
The case of Chas. Glider was
heard before Justice Morse Thurs
day and resulted in his being bound
over to keep the peace. After this
hearing signed petition to have
him examined for insanity was
presented and acted upon. Drs.
Critchlow and Van Dusen found him
not insane.
The baseball game at Blooming
ton Wednesday resulted in score
of IL to in favor of the Blooming
ton business men. A number from
the county seat witnessed the eX
h1bitiou which has been described
as being wild, wierd and uncanny.
The game was between the Lancas-
ter and Bloomington business men.
-Supt. Brockert returned yester-
day from the county superintendent
convention at Oshkosh. He reports
that the discussions were very live,
ly. The discussion of the new state
law relating to schools of the first
class brought forth many interest
ing opinions The great majority
of the superintendent regard it
favorably.
Last evenings incoming pass
enger train brought the news and
evidence of probably one of the
worst hail storms that ever struck
this section of the state. Nearly
every window on the right hand
sic of the train was shattered and
| the vanished woodwork of the cars