Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29

more caller yesterday.
Mrs. Ed. M. Lowry has been
quite i'll the past week.
Miss Mamie Trainor has been
visiting relatives in Fennimore this
week.
Robert Reynolds went to Fenni-
more Friday for visit among rela-
tives. Ne.5
Keep in mind the ''clothespin''
social at the city hall next Monday
evening.
DIR. S. E Hassell went to
Sitter yesterday, to call on patti
ents there.
Rev. Schle1cher, of st. Glenn
ents church, greeted friends in
FennimOre Thursday. X
Samuel Hilsch went to his
home near Sitter Friday for short
visit with his parents.
Mrs. Myron Sabins, Of Bosco
bel, is visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. W. F. Hicks, in this
city.
Geo. Kinzel is visiting relatives
in this city. He recently finished
his course in the Rockford Business
college.
"A. R. Bushnell arrived home
Wednesday evening from Madison,
where he bad been on business for
several days.
H. J. Nathan, who represents
Chicago firm in this section, ar
rived home Wednesday evening for
a short visit.
Geo. Garside, town treasurer of
Patch Grove, greeted his many Ian
caster friends here Thursday. Geo.
is looking we'll and doing we'll.
DIR. Karl Doolittle, of Milwau-
kee, arrived in Lancaster Thursday
evening, for a visit with his brother,
DR. S. w. Doolittle, of this city.
-Chas. A. Langridge left yester-
day morning for Waukesha where
he will visit two or more weeks at
the homes Of his different relatives.
Teachers meetings will be held
st Cassville and Montfort in the
near future. The dates and further
particulars will be announced later.
james Webb is now engaged il
the plumbing business in West
Virginia The Herald wishes him
the best of success in his new loca-
ton,
DIR. j. A. Gault returned Tues
day evening on the delayed train
from Fond du Lac where he attend
ed the funeral of his aged father,
whichwas held last Sunday.
The Women's Guild of the
Episcopal church will give a Shrove
Tuesday supper on Tuesday, March
8, at the city hall, beginning at
five and continuing till all are
served. Supper tickets, 25 cents.
Stock shipments since our last
edition have been small. On Wed
nesday Place and Jarrett shipped
one car of hogs, and Bennett and
Place, one car of cattle. The next
day Place and Jarrett sent out one
car of hogs.
Three cars of em1grant NOV
ables went out of Lancaster Thurs
day. William Krell and Thos. Edge,
both residents of this vicinity, sent
their household goods to Blunt. S..
D., where they will reside with
their families.
John Olhert, living near Mt.
Hope died Wednesday morning.
He was we'll known in Lancaster,
having married Miss Engrove of
this city. The funeral will be held
from the the Catholic church at
Irish Ridge, Father Coutlee Of
ficiating.
Ed. Perrin, of Beetown, charg-
ed with pointing gun at August
Trope, will have his hearing before
Justice Moses on March 9th. This
was the result of some sort Of dis
pute, which the men engaged in on
Goth of February. The hearing
was to be yesterday, but was adj
| jOurned. Edward Lowry will an.
pear for the defendant.
The Herald two weeks ago told
of the burning of the home of the
Misses Cassie and Louisa Huey at
Beetown. The latter, who was
alone in the house at the time of
the fire, is now seriously i'll with
pneumonia, caused by the exposure
which she underwent that morning.
She, with the assistance of a few
InoiphbOrs fought hard to control