Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-22

more Monday.
Gordon Smith returned home
from Milwaukee Sunday.
Mayor James DoIan was in this
city the first Of the week.
-Delos Edwards was a passenger
on the Thursday evening train.
Clement Furstenberg, of Platte
vile, was in Lancaster last week.
M. S. Block, the Platteville at
torney, was in Lancaster Monday.
Erwin Oaklief, of Elmdale,
greeted friends in Lancaster Thurs
day.
ID. J. Kitelinger, residing in
Werley, had business in Lancaster
Monday.
ID. J. Gardner, of Plattev1lle,
was in Lancaster on business the
first of the week.
District Attorney Arthur w.
Kopp, was at the county seat on
business Monday.
-Sleigh1ng parties are again en-
ivening the winter evenings with
their merry shouts"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weights, of
Belmont, visited with Lancaster
relatives few days ago.
Attorney S. E. Smalley, of Cuba
City, was in Lancaster Monday. He
was here on legal business.
Miss Floyd Stevens left Tues
day for Milwaukee. She expects to
be there two or three weeks.
Henry Thomas and wife of this
city visited this week at the home
of Reub French In Bloomington.
Mrs. Chas. Huston, of Montfort
arrived in Lancaster Tuesday for d
short visit with friends and rela-
tiVes.
Lee Boyd and wife, residing
east of the city, are happy over the
arrival, yesterday morning, of a
baby girl.
Mrs. Jesse Day, of this city is
enjoying an extended visit with
friends and relatives in Platteville
and vicinity.
Writ Munroe, formerly of Ian
caster, but who now lives in Platte
vile, is the proud father of a son,
born Saturday.
Mrs. John Wise, Jr. of Beetown
visited Wednesday with her sisters,
Mrs. John Killburg and Mrs. John
NARROW in this city.
L. D. Eastman is in Milwaukee
this week. He accompanied Mrs.
Eastman who is a delegate to the
Grand Chapter o. E S.
Edward Roethe, one of the pub
lshers OF the Fennimore Times,
made the Herald q very pleasant
fraternal call on Thursday.
james F. Walker, of North
Lancaster, is now installed in the
Jasper Knapp residence here. We
are glad to welcome Mr.. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs N. d. Bushnell, of
Wing, had a pleasant visit In Lam
caster Monday st the home of Mrs.
Bushnell's sister. Mrs. John Weber.
Miss Ada Watson, of Livings-
ton, daughter of ex-Sheriff John
Watson has been recently engaged
as teacher of the Rundell school
near her home.
The Political Equality Club
will meet with Mrs. Morgans Mon
day, Feb. oath, at $3.50. Mrs. Hor-
ton will have charge of the pro-
gram. Subject: 1.-THE Women of
Finland"
The Teller this week celebrat-
ed its 25th anniversary by issuing a
12-page number, containing a his
torical account OF the paper, with
pictures of the Office, its editors and
relatives of the family.
Ed. Borah, of Bridgeport, Wis,
is visiting his sister, the matron of
the county home, Mrs. w. J. Dyer.
Mr.. Borah's son Ray, who went to
New Mexico a short time ago for
his health, is now improving.
Fred Brinkman, now living near
Waverley, Iowa was in Lancaster
this week to attend the funeral of
his sister, Mrs. III. c. Bryhan. Mr..
Brinkman was at one time Lam
caster citizen and a member of the
firm of Markert g Brinkman. He
is now engaged in farming.
Bari Knoke, of North Lancaster
left Thursday morning by way of
Potosi for Omaha, Nebraska. where
he will visit relatives for some time