Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-09
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Lancaster Thursady.
Remember the NJ. E. tea, We'd
nesday Dec. 9th, 1908.
Miss Christine Pink is visiting
with friends in Dubuque.
jay Duncalf is now employed at
the city pumping station.
Peter Quick, of Ellenboro. was a
Lancaster caller Wednesday.
Albert Lynass. of Bloomington,
visited in Lancaster Saturday.
John Segnett. OF Woodman. was
county seat caller Wednesday.
w. P. Bakas. of Ellenboro, had
business in this city last Thursday.
Mrs. Moses left last week for
South Dakota where she will visit.
Harry AIackey is now employed
by the Aupperle grocery company.
Miss Margaret Bolzell visited
over Sunday at her home in Montfort
William Storrs was down from
Fennimore on business last Wednes-
day.
Miss Ethel Philbrick is attending
a normal training school in OMAHA
Neb.
Joseph Him, of Fennimore.
called on friends at the county seat
SaturG ".
Harry Gingrich arrived home
Saturday noon from the Chicago Live
Stock show.
e. Z. Baker, of Sturgeon Bay, is
employed by F. P Barnett during the
busy season.
-Ex-Sheriff "Jack'' Watson, was
over from Livingston Saturday for
visit with friends.
Mrs. Tuf1ey and little daughter of
FennimoIe, visited with relatives in
Lancaster last week.
Frank Thanhouser arrived Satur
day noon from Milwaukee for a short
visit with his parents.
Mrs. Kilby, of this city, attended
the funeral of Josephine Geiger held
Wednesday in Cassville.
Grant Johnson, of Edgeley, South
Dakota, visited with Lancaster rela-
tives and friends last week.
The interior of the Baptist church
has been recently fitted with new
chair seats and also new carpet.
Marriage licenses were issued last
week to Otto Henry Slender and
Frieda Spcrle. both of Lima, and
Leora NJ. Bunker, both of MontfOrt.
r. B. Showalter was In Mather
last week on business connected with
the cranberry marsh in which he is
interested.
Bert Shipley has installed an
electric massaging machine in his
barber shop. This is the first machine
of the kind IN the city.
The Lancaster high school re-
Gently received a challenge for a game
of basket ball from the Patch Grove
high school team. As the local high
school has no team it was impossible
of course to accept the challenge.
Stock shipments on Wednesday
were: > cars of cattle, w. F.
Mccormick. 1 car of hogs. Bennett and
Dobson; car hogs, A. E. Lewis;
Thursday car hogs, A. E. Lewis
1 car hogs, Carl Kaap, car hogs,
Place and Jarrett.
The Orpheum theatre certainly
has been billing some high class
attractions in the moving picture
line recently. The management
makes lis aim constantly to get the
best hlm service that it is possible to
obtain. The program at the Orpheum
includes a wide enough variety of sub
jects to please every one.
Fourteen deer were unloaded at
the depot last Tuesday evening. They
belonged to the following Lancaster
hunters: Geo. BROKER, John Roesch,
Theodore Hoehn, Joe Stoll, Dustin
Pierce, Adam Schmittges, Tony
Hurst, Geo. Martin and Mr.. and
Mrs Lincoln Eversoll. Most Ct
these Nirmods returned at noon.
The advance in the price of black
jack is very encouraging to miners and
operators. Mining forces are being
enlarged and all prospectors are try
ing to increase their output. If the
present price is maintained it is
u.