Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-10-10

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Ralph Ketterer. of Werley, was
in this city Wednesday.
John d. Harms, of Belmont, was
In this city Wednesday.
&C. B. Eastman was an out of
town visitor this week.
&C. 81. Ward, of Platteville, was
among the visitors here Tuesday.
r. F. Dougherty, of Platteville,
was a county seat caller Wednesday.
The Womans club will meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Maiben.
Mr. and Mrs. George Baxter re-
turned home from Chicago Thursday.
-Elgie Dobson, of Lancaster,
visited In Boscobel the first of the
week.
John Boyle and Otis Blanchard,
of Fennimore, were visitors here
Wednesday.
Mrs Frank Calls and little
daughter visited with relatives in
Montfort this week.
Deputy Sheriff EllwelI was in
Platteville Tuesday summoning wit
nesses for circuit court, next week.
Mrs. Henry Eastman, has returned
to her home in Philadelphia after a
visit with her sister Mrs. George
Muesse.
Mrs. Jacob Baumgartner, of this
city, visited this week in BoscobeI at
the home of her son Peter Baum
gartner.
The regurlar monthly tea will
be given at the NJ E church next
Wednesday, Oct. IA. from until all
are served.
Mrs. Mark Newman and little
son. of Duluth, MINI, visited here
the first of the week with her uncle,
Judge Goodsell.
John Stevens took up his work
again Monday at the city pumping
station. A. Mccarthy took his place
during his recent illness.
~ Cement walks were constructed
this week at the residences of w. E.
Webb in the second ward and Pat
May in the third ward.
Mrs Name McDermott has re-
turned to her home In Minneapolis
after a two weeks visit at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
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MIR. and Mrs. Louis Stippich
started Wednesday on their return
trip to their home in Wichita, Kas.,
after visit with relatives in this city
and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Starr, Miss
Lou Dolphin, and Messrs John Decker
and Henry Carol returned home
Thursday noon from South Dakota
where they registered in the opening
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The concert company, of which
Herbert Van Dusen is one of the lead
ing members, is now in Iowa. Herbert
says he is getting along splendidly
and enjoying it, making many beauti-
full towns and doing a great business
They made only one Wisconsin town,
Beloit, Sept. %. -Montfort Mail
On Wednesday of this week
Peacock Bros. shipped car of sugar
beets to the United States sugar COM
pany Madison, Wis. These beets
we're raised in Lancaster and are a
fine quality. The sugar beet raising
industry, it seems, has not wholly
died out in this secion yet.
John Uuppel, a Chicago mil
lionaire living at Oconomowoc, has
made the following offer to the state
Game Warden. He says that he will
pay sum equal to the full amount
of the fine to anybody who will give
information convicting a person of
killing quail in Wisconsin. He
wishes to have his offer made a part
Of the state game laws and would like
to aid the state in protecting the
quail. The fine in case of conviction
is from $25 to 500.
John A. Street, alderman by ap-
pointment in Lancaster in 1881 when
Col. John G. Clark was mayor. has
been nominated as governor on what
is called the American ticket in
Utah. This party organized to defeat
the Mormon element held a state con-
ventiUn at Salt Lake City on Septem-
her 28th. 1t is said that Judge Street
stands a good chance of being elected
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