Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-11-04


was q hub caller Saturday.
s.. Thanhouser entertained his
sen, of Milwaukee, this week.
j. B. Simpson. of Shullsburg, was
q Lancaster caller last Friday.
"A. G. Rupp. OF Potosi, called on
friends IN Lancaster on Saturday.
Atty. Manfred S. Block was up
from Platteville on legal business
last Friday.
Atty. Leo Philipson, of Blooming
ton, had business in circuit court
mere Friday.
Among the Livingston visitors in
this city last week were VIM. Peat
and T. j. Watchorn.
VIM. Rose, of Boscobel. arrived
Saturday noon for visit with his
daughters in this ty.
"A. w. Hi, e, of Benton, was
business visitor in our city the
latter part of last week.
Among the callers at the county
seat Saturday were o. G. Olson and
J. Krohn, both of Livingston.
John Harris, L. Newman, Jacob
Shrake and Chas. Glass, of Bagley
were callers in this city last Friday.
The ladies of the W. G. T. u.
will meet with Miss Lucy Stewart
Thursday afternoon of this week, at
2 go
Harvey HurIburt had some bad
luck last week. A large hay stack
toppled over and killed three large
steers.
Mrs. T. s. Pendleton arrived
home last week from Princeton,
Mimi, where she went to see her
mother and sister.
Hans Cammerer, who is employed
in the civil service department in
Washington D. c., greeted old friends
IN 1aucASI6I mOnudy.
Mrs. Auchter, residing, in the
second ward. has been quite i'll from
the effects of paralytic stroke which
she suffered recently.
Harry Barnett hauled a couple
of loads of ice over from Blooming
ton Saturday afternoon to supply the
demands of many of his customers
Bob Newton, the notorious Liv-
ingston negro. will serve out a 80
day sentence in the county Jail on
Thursday. He was charged with as
saplt.
Will Fields, of Blue River,
served out 80 day sentence Sunday
for being drunk and disorderly at the
BOscobel fair and Monday went on his
way rejoicing.
The New England dinner at Bee
town will be held on Friday evening.
November 6. Every body invited.
Go and see John Alden and Pris-
ella and be served by dainty Puritan
maidens.
There will be basket social at
the Dyer school house, at which Miss
Warene Bracket is teacher, six miles
nsrth of this city, next Friday even
ing, Nov. g. Ladies are requested
TO bring baskets provided with lunch
for two. There will be an interest
Ng program preceding the sale of the
baskets. Everybody invited.
Halloween passed off rather
quietly in Lancaster, very little
damage being done to property in
this city There we're. compared
with other years. but few gangs of
youthful ''desperadoes" on the streets
and there was hardly any of the usual
tearing up of sidewalks and other
destruction of personal property, in
cident to Halloween. Several en-
joy9ble parties were held by the
young people and taken altogether the
evening was what could be termed a
sane Halloween.
We have been informed. by
letter that seiners, living at Wahpe
ton, Iowa. recently drained Bertram
Lake and Wood Schultz of the last
fish. They used a tremendous long
seine and secured thousands of pounds
of fish among which were over 1000,
pounds of the gamey varieties such as
black bass. ring perch etc. Three
whole days were consumed in the
operation but the profits to the Iowa
seineTs were immense. How about the
Wisconsin fish and game laws2 Come
again Mr.. Storrs-Potosi Bulletin.
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