Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-05-06


business here Monday.
w. J. Fine, came up from Pc
tosi on business Monday.
"A. Wells, of Livingston, was at
the county seat Monday.
% Fl. Martin, of Bagley was
here Monday Oh business.
Mayor James Dolan of Platte
vile was in this city Monday.
Miss Beth Lisherness returned
to her studies in Beloit Monday.
w. E. Hayward, of Fennimore,
was in Lancaster on business Mon
day.
Mrs. F. B Sarles and son of
BoscObel, are in Ian caster attend
ing court.
p BARLEY, tue Bloomington
banker, had business here the first
of the week
Miss Grace Brlndley, Of Bosco-
bel, visited at the G. w. Burrows
home Monday.
-Attys. w. E. Howe and w L.
Palmer, of Boscobel, we're business
visitors this week.
DR. Gault, George Pink and H.
Roth left Monday for North Dakota
by way of Potosi.
Lewis BETTER and Mrs. Rose
Lance, of Bloomington, were IN
Lancaster, Monday
Frank Meyer returned to Beloit
Monday after spending a couple of
days at his home in this city.
-Chas. Borah recently. pur-
chased the house in which he has
been living from VIM. Barrows.
! DIR. G. A. Critchlow and family
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with relatives near Bloomington
Ed Graney and R Willis lost
valuable horse last Friday A fine
mare worth about 5000 died after
suderlng Tor some time.
Miss Lydia Vesperman of South
Lancaster, is spending the week in
this city. She attended the Zepz
Finnegan wedding yesterday.
Geo. Moore, of Millville, was
in Lancaster Monday Mr. Moore
lives on a part of Reeds Ranch"
which he purchased several years
ago.
Miss Emily Cronin, who is
junior in Beloit college. visited at
her home here this week. She was
accompanied home by a classmate,
Miss Eleanor Wallace
i Frank Tanner, who has been
farming at Letcher, S. D, for the
past SIX years or more, returned
to Lancaster on Wednesday of last
week and will spend the summer
here.
Mrs. Geo. w. Smith, of Gull
bertsoL, Montana, in remitting for
subscription to the Herald, says,
1.-The winter here was a mild one
for this country; the snow all left
us about the first of April and
spring is now here in all it's mild
ness and glory"
The eighth annual session of
the Whitewater Normal Summer
School will open June 26 and con-
tinue six weeks. The school is now
under the direct supervision of the
Board of Normal Regents and the
same standard of work is adhered
to as in the regular sessions.
DIR. ]. 81. Reed returned Satur-
day noon from Westminster, Cal
where he has been visiting his son
Frank. He was accompanied home
by Mrs Reed, who has been visit
ing in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Since
the doctors return he has been
quite i'll and has been unable to get
to Office very often.
John Watson, of Livingston,
has been engaged by the Tom Cox
post to deliver the Memorial day
address Mr.. Watson is we'll known
to Lancaster people, having gradual
ed from the high school here in the
year 1896. He is a good speaker
and 1t is thought that the local COM
mittee made no mistake in en-
gaging him for this occasion.
All records were broken last
week when 47S cases of eggs were
sent out Of the local station When
it is considered that 47S cases con-
tain IA, $40 dozen or 172, $50 eggs it
may be seen that this is no small
amount of ''hen fruit. Other
towns report an increase in the eggs
marketed this year. The hen may
Il tho hno n