Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-12
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

-GOlng 10 the Oaso Dali Oenenl
dancer s
Miss Mabel Austin. is attending
the state far.
Virgil Pid,Iington went to Platte
Vile yesterday.
"A. Vesperman, of Fennimore. was
here Wednesday.
-Thos Mulrooney. of Mt. Hope, was
in this city Wednesday.
Earl Ivey and Carson Whitmore
were in. Bloomington Friday.
Henry Belscamper was in Mil
waukee this week at the state fair.
Erwin Oaklief, of Albany. Wis
consin, was visitor here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmidt are
attending the state fair at Milwaukee
Matt Dalwen and Frank Ecks.
tein, of Cassville, were here Thurs
day.
Miss Lila Wendall is a student in
the M lwaukeee state normal this
year.
B. F. Meier and wife. Of Fenni-
more, were visitors in this city We'd
nesday.
H. G. Henderson. of Fennimore,
was a Lancaster visitor Thursday of
this week.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Kidd, of Glen
Haven, visited relatives in Lancaster
this week.
Bert Chandler. of 'Glen Haven il
among the out of town students in the
high school.
Miss Fannie Van Dyke met with
bad accident recently. She fell
down stairs dislocating her arm.
Rev. Morgans was called back
from the M. E. conference at Ash
land by the death of Mrs. Bartell.
The Pricillas will hold Harvest
Social at the Baptist church. Friday
evening. Sept. IS, to which every one
is invited. Admission ten cents.
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Among the Lancaster. visitors
Wednesday were the following L. A.
Groom, and w. Groom, Cassville; W..
e. Ho' mes, Platteville ;aL. A. Smith,
Stitzer and Lester Fields, Montfort.
Mr.. and Mrs, Gus, Wenzel and
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Roberts, Mes
DANES N. J. Tiedeman. Henry Belz
and T. F. Orion attended the Wiscon-
sin state fair held this week at Mil.
waukee. 800 ~s~ ~ @'F'A=~
Monte Clark. who is with the
Kidnapped for a. Million" company,
called on his friends here one day this
week. while the company was in
Bloomington. Monte says that life
on the road is "a gay life. =
Mrs. Jos. Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs
q. Cardy. and daughter, Russell Bos-
seIt and Misses Sylvia, Millie and
Hazel .Bossert, all of Cassville, were
visitors here the first of the week.
| They were enroute for Madison where
they attended the convention of Ad-
fventists.
"A movement is on foot in Cass-
vile to revive the race meets which
were held there years ago. These
meets drew large crowds from all
parts of this section and the owner OF
the track. Mr.. Okey. would surely
meet with success if he revived them.
The plan now is to hold an annual
base pail tournament in connection
with them.
Sewerage connections are being
made at the corner Of Jefferson and
Elm Streets with the Wright & Beck
pasteurizing plant. The matter of en-
forcing connection to the sewer by all
who reside on streets on which sewer
lines have been laid. should be an i'm
portant one to all. Careful attention
to the sanitary condition of any city
should be paramount. The health
officer is supreme and has the power to
enforce.
"A fire that might have resulted
more seriously occurred Wednesday ev-
ening in Ellenboro at the home of
Due Culver. After the completion
of the days threshing the engine and
machine were taken away from the
stacks. AS the thresners were eating
supper the machine shed was discov-
cred to be on fire. The men immed-
lately rushed to work and did what
they could keep the fire from spread
ing. They were quite successful in
this and although the shed and its