Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-04-04

Madison this week.
james Scullon was in Fenni-
more on business Thursday.
Frank He'll, of Cuba City was
here on business Wednesday.
Frank H. Grimm, of Cassville,
was here on business Wednesday.
w. w. Stewart, of Cassville,
was a county seat visitor this week.
William Peat, of Livingston,
was in this city on business we'd
nesday
q. q Bartholomew, of Fenni-
more, came here ON business, We'd
nesday.
j B. Mauer, of Fennimore,
made a business trip to this place
Tuesday.
Jay Duncalf left Wednesday
for Blunt, N. D., where he has en-
ployment.
Road Commissioner Wepking
had business in Fennimore the first
of the week.
William Drinkwater, of Liv
ingston, made a business trip to
Lancaster, Wednesday.
John Ellsworth, of Livingston,
greeted friends here and also tran
sact3d business, Tuesday.
Mrs. G. w. Knapp visited in
Sitter Wednesday, at the home of
her sister, Mrs w. f. Bayman.
Miss Barber, of the high school
faculty, went to Madison Friday,
for short visit with Mrs Crowley,
Mrs. Andrew Lewis gave a
thimble party, Wednesday night to
number of neighborhood friends
Mr.. aud Mrs Chas K. Borah
of this city, visited Wednesday at
the home of Daniel Decker in Fem
more.
rawberries have been selling
in the Lancaster stores this week,
three boxes for a quarter. Almost
summer prices.
Ralph Orion, of Hazelton,
visited here part of last week and
the first of this. ''Skips" young
friends here were glad to see him.
Lyle Sheedy, John Benner and
Ralph Shuppener, the first two of
Fennimore and the last named of
Sitter, were in Lancaster Wednes-
day.
David Schreiner went to South
Madison, Thursday to attend the
funeral of Rudolf Sanders, ST., who
died at home there Monday even
ing,
-Nettie Baker, Cliff Baker and
Arthur Sumner residing Lear here
are among the district school pupils
who have recently received perfect
attendance certificates.
"A party of young people were
entertained at the home of Miss
Nellie Jeide Wednesday evening.
Games we're INDUCED until late
hour, and all report fine time.
The election ballots for the city
are being printed at the Herald
Office today. Under the new law
the printing of the ballots was let
to the lowest bidder, which in this
instance CHANGED to be The Herald
Everett Blackburn, residing
about four miles west of the Hurri.
cane Corners, delivered IL fine
Angus yearlings to Place e Jerrett
Wednesday. Mr.. Black bourn is one
of Grant county's progressive farm.
ers and raises good stock.
The some Band" can now take
their place among the musical or.
CARNATIONS of the city. They this
week received a catalogue from a
band instrument house, soliciting
their order for anything they might
need for the home coming celebra-
ton in June.
The secretary of the local lodge
of Mystic Workers of the World de-
livered this week to the family OF
the late George A. Walker, whose
death occurred last January, g
check for two thousand dollars, re-
presenting the insurance policy Mr..
Walker carried in that order.
"A party was given at the home
of Mrs. Albert Phillips on Thursday
evening, by the members of the
'Ome Band, n honor OF Miss Lena
Fischer, who mas been home from
Spring Valley for weeks vacation
and who returns to her duties as
teacher at that place today. The
entire membership of the club was
present.