Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-25
City and Vicinity

Harry Nathan came home
Thursday evening.
H. W. Brown went to Madison
on business Wednesday.
Henry Lord, of Bloomington,
was in Lancaster this week.
"A r. Bushnell transacted bust
ness in Madison this week.
DR.. Dewing was passenger on
the Wednesday morning train.
Ed. Borah, of Patch Grove, was
Lancaster visitor Wednesday.
Frank narrower was at diff
ferent points outside the city this
week.
Editor II. E. Roethe of the Fen
nimore Times was in Lancaster this
week.
Thomas Tormey, of Fenn1more,
was at the county seat on business
this week.
Miss Ellen Glider, of this city,
il visiting with relatives in Free
port, Illinois.
". L. Showalter attended the
leap year dance at Bloomington,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. James Pigg, the efficient
landlady of the Northwestern hotel,
is on the sick LIST for this week.
Mr.. Ed. Greenburg of Milwau-
kee is Joeckel Brothers new tailor.
taking the place of Albert Gulka,
resigned.
Mrs. E. J. Lang and son, of
Ipswich, are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Lang's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Gibbs.
Miss Plattner. of Sitter, who
has been visiting Mrs John Bracket;
of this city, returned home Thurs
day morning.
&C. j. White, the new local tele-
graph operator, has rented the
Episcopal parsonage which, with
HE family, he will shortly occupy.
Mrs. Samuel Duncalf returned
from Patch Grove, Wednesday,
where she has been aiding in the
care of J G. Parker who recently
died.
Are you reading 1.-The Fighting
Chance7'. The second installment
appears in today's Herald and the
story will continue for number of
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Keene,
living in the south west portion of
the city have both been seriously Ill
for some time with a bad case of
lagrippe.
Lambert Groenier delivered
three pianos to customers in the
vicinity of Potosi this week. j.
White of British Follow, purchased
self player.
The Cuba City Farmers Bank
will again open for business on
Monday. A short time ago this
bank closed but now it has its
''secOnd wind.
Mrs. Ruby Peterson, who has
been visiting for some time with her
parents. Supt and Mrs. VIM. Dyer,
at the county home, returned to
her home at MeIlen, Wis j, Thurs
day.
That popular, good natured
tobacco salesman, 'Biff" Smith, of
Dubuque, greeted Lancaster friends
and also transacted business here
this week. He travels for the Myers,
Cox Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Eastman and
daughter, Vera, returned Wednes-
day night from Waterloo, Iowa,
where they were IN attendance at
the funeral of Mr.. Eastman's broth
eT, Willard.
-Thos. Wright, of this city, has
purchased the house owned by Mrs
7. NJ Duncan, where Robt Rar-
rover and family now live, in the
west portion of the city. He will
move his household goods there in
the spring
President L. w. McNa1r or the
Michigan College of Mines, at
Houghton, Mich, arrived Wednes-
day night for days visit with his
mother. He was on his way home
from Washington, D. c., and left
again Thursday afternoon.
The following were among the
Northwestern officials who made the
tour of inspection through to Lam
caster this week: Division Supt. p.
j. O'Brien, Asst. Div. Supt. E. W.
Tousley, Resident Engineer J. S.
Robinson, Supt. of Bridges and