Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05

/ iOpO1lCu du1GO III.
David Eastman went to Fen
nimore yesterday.
Martin Sweeny, went to Liv-
in2ston, Saturday.
A. w Kopp, of Platteville, was
In Lancaster thursday
"A. G. Morse, was in Potosi
Friday, transactlng business.
Lawrence Clark, clerk at The
Hub. spent Saturday and Sunday,
visiting Livingston friends
Remember the Valentine Social
at the re sidence of RS Z. Il. Bax
ter, Friday evening, Feb. 2.
Mrs. Geo. Phillips of Platteville
visited this week at the home OF
her brother, Jesse Day, in this oily.
-Alonzo Wayne returned on Sat
urday from Fennim0re where he
has been for several days on bust
ness.
"A wolf hunt is in progress in
the vicinity of North Lancaster.
The boys are hot on their trial, but
so far have not killed any.
The last dance of the season
given by the management that has
been giving the series of dances at
the rink this winter, will occur on
Friday evening of this week, Feb z.
Among the school teachers who
spent Saturday and Sunday at their
homes in this city were: Dorothy
Lisherness, Clifton; Mabel Vincent.
Sitter and Ralph Ray, Cement
school
An ente1 tainment TO be rendered
In Lancaster by home talent will be
given under the auspices of the
Cemetery Association ON Saturday
evening, Feb, %, at Reeds Opera
House. Particulars later.
William Raines, the burning of
whose house was told OF in Satur
days Herald, is quite i'll at the
home of his sister, Mrs Edward
Pollock, in this city. The day of
the fire he met with a painful &C
cident In some manner he was
caught between a horse and the
side of the stall and was crushed
quite badly.
e. G. Rockwell and wife former
ly of Stockholm, n Y, left Ian
caster Monday after a visit with
their uncle Geo. S Rock well. Theil
arrival was a pleasant surprise for
their uncle had not seen them fO1
over 20 years. E. c. Rockwell ex,
poets in the near future TO locate
somewhere in Wisconsin where he
will conduct creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cornwall,
who are both we'll known in this
city, have started a restaurant in
WOnewoc, Wis. Mr.. Cornwall was
formerly employed by w. S. La.
throp and later conducted a res.
taurant of his own in Livingston.
Mrs. Cornwall joined her hus band
in Wone voc Monday, of this week
The best wishes of their Lancas tel
friends go with the m.
"A Democratic county conven.
ton will be held in this city today,
at 2 o'clock, for the purpose of Sc
lecting fifteen delegates from Grant
county to attend a delegate state
convention in Milwaukee, on Feb.
Is, held for the purpose of propos
ing candidates to be voted on at the
primaries for delegates to attend
the Democratic national convention
which will be held in Denver, col. :,
July z. 1908.
Since the item was written
which is published elsewhere in
these columns giving the names OF
rural school pupils who have been
granted perfect attendance certifi
Gates, the following have handed il
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awards: Clara Shimpa, of district
No. 8, Watterstown, taught by
Celia Chezik; Clark Hampton, No
9, Potosi taught by Matte Block
Celestine Gockel and Leta Gockel
No. 2, Glen Haven, taught by E
Maggie; Bonnie Gelsz, No. 2. Castle
Rock, taught by J. G. SIkhart; Ma
Adrian, Alkaline Schauf, Younds
Adrian, and Lucy Schauf all of No
3, Waterloo, taught by G. A. Kol
mansperger; Gerald Hartman, No
II, Waterloo, taught by Ruby
Martin.
That snow storm that we had
last week certainly was dandy fol
blockading trains. The first one to
arrive late was the 11:50 Saturday
! noon T+ oa1mp in of 12.A6 with the