Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-04-25
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was here Thursday.
j. Walker, of Fennimore, greet
ed friends here Thursday.
j A Baker, of Milton Jet, was
here on business Thursday.
F. S. Knapp. of Platteville, was
Lancaster visitor this week.
F s. Frandt came down from
Fennimore on business Thursday.
: Mrs. hamburger, of Sitter, was
caller at the county seat Thurs
day.
Louis Eberle, of Richland Cen
ter, visited relatives and friends in
this city Thursday.
Will Ritter returned yesterday
from hunting expedition in the
northern part of the state.
Mrs S. Nero, of Livingston,
visited this week at the home of her
mother. Mrs Millard, in Lancaster.
Rev IA Vincent of Mt. Hope,
will preach at the M. E. church to-
morrow. He will occupy the pull
pit both morning and evening.
Lambert Groen1er last Wednes-
day delivered Vose piano to Grit
fifth Jones who resides between Mir
eral Point and Rewey
The Lancaster Dressmakers'
Association held banquet Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Mary
Williams. Thirteen members were
present and all had a fine time.
Robert BROKER and son Eugene,
left Thursday for Hudson, where
they will start the construction of a
fine residence for DR.. Barber, form
erly of this city.
The district convention of the
Knights of Pyth1as was held here
Tuesday evening U. S. Burns, of
Milwaukee. who is the grand keeper
of records and seals, was present
and gave Instructions in the secret
work of the order Other guests
were Lincoln Abraham and S A
Hatch, of Bloomington
DIR. Fowler is. the latest to be
admitted to the ranks of Lancaster
automobilists. His machine came
yes erday. 1t is 13 b p. Holsman
aud different from the others in
this city in that it has high wheels
In many respects this is a great ad-
vantage and we expect TO see many
more of this style car in Lancaster
before long
A hunter last week. attempted
TO obtain wolf bounty on what
were proven by the county clerk to
be five .ox scalps. In other words
he was attempting to defraud the
county of $35 co. This swindlipg
game will not be successful in the
future as after this, thorough and
convincing examination of these
scalps will be made.
"A meeting OF the Woman's
Club will be held at the home of
Mrs. Elizabeth Carter on April 81,
at which the following program will
be given: Responses, Current
Events; Sketch, THE Last Com
munion of st. Jerome" Mrs. Henry
Nauman; Paper, THE Spirit of the
Home" Mrs Barber; Paper, "What
We Wear" Mrs. Knoble.
The Herald called attention,
two weeks ago, TO the alarming in
crease in the use of sisal or binder
Irvine by farmers throughout the
fleece wool states in the tying of
their feeces. A big eastern wool
buying firm has sent out circular
to their trade one of which has
come to John Schreiner & Son, of
this city, who sell wool to the firm
in question, and request is made
for a republication of the essential
points for the benefit of all con-
cerned. 1t says: 1.-The enlarged
use of sisal Irvine has determined us
to take stand against its further
use by notifying all our buyers aud
people who are in the habit of buy
ing and consigning their wool to us.
The loose tibres from the Irvine
cannot be eliminated from the wool
in manufacturing, and some of our
very best customers say that they
will not accept fleece thus tied in
any delivery that we make of fleece
wools We therefore are notifying
all our agents, and others, that
under no account must they accept
woods so tied as no discount on the
price can make the wool satisfact-
DRY. Along this Lille we wish to call
your attention to the excessive use
of Irvine Two moderate sized
strings each WaV are anOuoh for