Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-03-28


business in Lancaster Thursday.
Mrs. Byron Price left on We'd
nesday for visit in Mazomanie.
"A. E. Cooley, of Mt. Hope,
visited Lancaster friends Tuesday
H. F. Schmitt, of Livingston,
was county seat caller Thursday.
H. Fl. Pritchard, of Fennimore,
was visitor in this city Thursday.
w. E. Holmes. of Platteville,
was here on business, Thursday of
this week.
M. Al. Eidsmore, of Blanchards-
vile, Wis. was here on business
Thursday.
Joe Staver, of Livingston, was
a Lancaster caller between trains
Wednesday.
M. B. O'Shanghnessy, of Mt.
Hope, visited with friends here
Wednesday.
r. Green and W. F. Higgins, of
Fennimore, were here Wednesday
on business.
DIR. J. W. Lewis, of Blooming
ton, called on friends here the mid
die of the week.
Oscar Smith and Geo. Seity, of
Beetown, were in Lancaster We'd
nesday on business.
F. Cherrier and Albert Lyness,
of Bloomington, shook hands with
friends here Thursday
Mrs. ]. P. Lewis enjoyed a
visit this week from her son, Walter
Lewis of Butte, Montana.
j. w. Moran, of Baraboo, took
Conductor Laird's place this week
while the latter was in Baraboo on
business.
Inspector J. P. Walker, of 8os-
cobel, looked over things at the
Lancaster postofice, Wednesday of
this week.
Miss Jessie Gratz, who has been
attending school here is spending
the spring vacation at her home at
Oak Grove.
Miss Bessie Hunter, of Liv-
ingstop, visited this week at the
home or her sister, Mrs. L. d. East
man IN this city.
Mrs. Robert Scott, accompanied
by the Misses Alcorn, went TO
Bloomington Tuesday for a short
visit with friends there.
Misses Margaret and Rachel
Schreiner and Vera Eastman are
spending a few days in Platteville
this week, during the school vaca
ton.
Mark Hoskins, Jesse Reese, Ro-
setta Taylor, Lorena Hickok and
Emma Plondke, all of Bloomington,
took teachers examinations here
Wednesday and Thursday.
The George Washington Climb
composed of number of Lancas
ter's talented young misses, gave a
pleasing entertainments at the K. P.
hall last evening before the mem
bers of Mckinley Circle and their
friends. 1t was a social and financial
success.
William Galloway started Thurs
day for Blunt, S. D., near which
city he recently purchased some
land. On his way he will visit a
few days at Beresford, where bis
son w. c. Galloway is located and
also at Hurley, where his daughter
Mae is teaching in the high school.
g. w. Daley. III. c. Cheyney,
J. S. Robinson, w. F. Redman, c.
d. Osborn, Geo. NJ. Ives, M. Riney,
and A f. Reinerarl all of whom are
Chicago & Northw estern officials
arrived Wednesday night about II
o'clock IN their special car. They
were on their regular tour of in
spectiOn.
AT the Baptist church Sunday
morning the pastor, Rev. Paul
Brown will begin a series of sermons
on the last scenes of Christ's life, as
follows: Sunday morning, March
29th, The Betrayal; Sunday morn
ing, April 9Th, The Trial. Sunday
morning, April IL, The Cruc1ixion;
Easter Sunday, April 10th, The
Resurrection.
Mrs. f. Crowley, of Madison
(nee Miss Ada Fuller,) and Miss
Louise Sawyer, of Chicago, both
former teachers in the Lancaster
high schools, are guests of DIR. and
Mrs. S. E. Hassoll. Miss Schreinel
entertained IN their honor with
bridge whist on Thursday Afternoon
and Yesterday Mrs. Frank Schreinel
gave a luncheon at which twenty
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