Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-04-25
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Mrs. Geo. F. Finney is visiting
in BOscobel.
Mrs. E B. Goodsell visited in
Platteville Tuesday.
L G. Edwards, of Potosi, had
business here Tuesday.
w. F. Okey, of Cassville. was
in Lancaster Thursday.
Mrs. John Miles IS visiting Fen
nimore relatives this week.
II. M. Young madea business
trip to Platteville this week.
Mrs Chas Krenzler. of Werley,
was in this city Wednesday.
Mrs. Guy Rogers, of Mlllville,
visited relatives here this week.
C. w. Murray, of Reliance. S.
D.. is here on business this week.
Lawrence Clark was a Liv-
ingston visitor Sunday and Monday.
J. J. Tchudy, of Monroe, had
business in Lancaster Wednesday.
d. Farris, of Werley, made a
business call in Lancaster Wednes-
day.
Peter Kinsler, Bloomington,
greeted friends in Lancaster, We'd
nesday.
Henry Tanner, of Sitter, was
a business visitor here Tuesday of
this week.
Willie Ames, of Platteville,
called en- acquaintance here the
middle of the week.
Fritz Hoppe, proprietor of the
Platteville Brewery, was here on
business Wednesday.
Levin and Thomas Biggen, of
Glen Haven. were callers at the
county seat this week
Miss Ruby Shuppener, of Stlt-
ger, visited with friends in Lancas-
ter the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Carter, of
Livingston, were visitors this week
with relatives in this city.
Mrs. l. E. Rogers was called to
Mineral Point Tuesday, by the i'll
ness of her cousin Mrs. Lanyon.
Father Schleicher, of st. Gle
ments church, is making trip
through the eastern portion of the
state.
james Harcleroad. of Platte
vile, greeted his many friends here
Wednesday. He went from here to
Fennimore.
Joe Smith. of this city recently
purchased some land of George
Snider in Mt. Hope. 1t is said that
he expects to build.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paine Stevens, of
Montfort, arrived Wednesday even
ing for visit with their son, L. FL.
St vens and family.
Henry Henkel is engaged in
building a wagon shed for Henry
Belz adjoining Belz and Belscamper's
machinery warehouse.
Mrs W. J. Eberhardt is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nadab Eastman, in Platteville.
Wednesday was the occasion of
Mr.. Eastman's 10th birthday.
"A. J. Howell is making good
sales of his trees and plants general
Iy, TONY" has built up a good
business in this line and is always
on hand to supply his customers.
The court yard is more beauti
full than ever this year. The April
showers and bright warm sunshine
have made the grass spring up
amazingly. Then, too, Janitor Gar
ner has the yard in excellent con-
dition.
The funeral of Sarah Green
whose death was noted briefly IN
our last edition was held Wednes-
day from the Pleasant Ridge
church, Rev. J. T. Morgans officiat-
ing. A large number of relatives
and friends were in attendance.
Road Commissioner Wepking is
making trip through the western
section of the county, in order to
direct the several town boards in
the work of building roads. After
making this trip Mr.. Wepking will
travel through other parts of the
county.
The Herald has this week
turned out $4,000 soft drink labels
for n. j. Tiedeman, of the Lancas-
ter BOttling Works. This would
seem to indicate that good business
Is expected IN the surrounding
towns that have voted to go dry