Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-08-08

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Mrs. Joe Bennett is visiting with
her son at West Allis.
&C. A. Langridge returned home
form Sitter Thursday noon.
IS. Thanhouser started yesterday
for trip to Milwaukee and Chicago.
Miss Jessie Ziegler returned
Thursday from visit with relatives
at Edgerton, Wis.
Howard Smith, Of Chicago, is
visiting his cousins, Elizabeth and
Veronica Smith.
A Sedbrook and daughter, of
Boice Creek, we're in Lancaster the
first of the week.
Joe Woolstenhome, of Grand
Island, Nebraska, will visit here with
relatives this week.
Richard Jahnke, of Chicago, is
, visiting with his cousin. August
Jahnke, of North Lancaster.
| Martha and r. Smith. of Fenni-
more, accompanied by F. c. Smith
and wife. of Ida Grove, Iowa. were
callers here Tuesday.
To those who have laughed at and
with Zeke and Daisy of The Missouri
Girl, we will say that another treat
is in store for you when Old Arkansaw
comes to Lancaster on Friday Aug. IA.
| Phil Goldstein is che latest to
get new auto. His machine is
ordered but has not as yet been re-
ceived. 1t is a Schacht like Bert
Schreiner's but is darker colurA
AT the corner of Col. Clark S resi-
dence property G. Borah has construct
ed station where he can fill his
street sprinkler without driving clear
to the city hall. This will be a
great convenience for Nh. Borah.
Mrs. Kate K Hyde returned
Thursday from trip to Galesburg,
Ill. In about two weeks Mrs. Hyde
expects to ship her household goods
and begin her future residence with
her sister Mrs A. K Block, in Gales
burg. I'll.
old Arkansaw, Fred Raymond s
big melodramatic comedy will be seen
fol- the first time in this city at
Reeds opera house, Aug. IA. Mr..
Raymond has given us some rare
treats in the past and his Old Arkan-
saw comes we'll recommended
Lancaster was we'll represented
yesterday at the games in Livings-
ton. Fifty-one tickets for Livings-
ton were sold at this station for the
morning train, and during the fore
noon quite a number of local people
made the trip in automobiles to
watch the local team trim up Galena.
George Chandler was over from
Linden Monday and Tuesday cleaning
his barber shop which he has rented
to George Gibbs, of Rewey, formerly
of Lancaster. Mr.. Gibbs will open
his shop here between the twelfth and
fifteenth instant. He is one of the
Oldest BARRIERS in length of practice,
in the county -Montfort Mail.
Elmer Garner, the efficient jani-
tor at the court house. having resigned
to move to Dakota and take charge of
his farm, the position has been given
to Fred Garner, who for many years
has been the reliable handy man at
the Wright House. and he'll make
good" in his new position. never
fear. Joe Riedl, succeeds Fred as
porter at the Wright House
Frank Denell, the night watch
man on duty on the c. M. and st.
Paul near Specht's ferry, was struck
last Tuesday evening by passing
train and instantly killed. His body
was found about three rods from the
track in pile of brush A portion
of the skull was missing and the
body was badly bruised. The re-
mains were taken to Dubuque We'd
nesday morning. He is survived by
a wife, brother and sister all-of whom
live in Dubuque.
From various parts Of the state
come reports of a new fake which
is being worked. Book agents i'm
| Yors0natino school corc,1s orrp,aro+crc
go from house to house securing the
same data as the school census men
and are follwed up later by smooth
young fellow, confederate, armed
with the names and ages of the chill
dren. He has list of books to sell
which he says are recommended by
| the school nrincinals. He generally