Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Harvey Abrams was in Patch
Grove Wednesday on business.
August Wenzel, of this city,
left Wednesday morning for Mil
waukee.
-Johu Buster and wife of Fem
nimore, were county seat visitors
Sunday.
March begins tomorrow. Will
it come IN like a lion or lamb, we
wonder.
Mrs. Chas. Jewell visited this
week in Fennimore, at the home Of
her mother.
Henry Tanner, of Liberty, trans
acted business IN this city Monday
and Tuesday.
j. f. HeberIein, of Fennimore,
visited relatives in Lancaster the
first of the week.
"A. E. Cooley, of Mt. Hope, was
at the county seat the first of this
week on business.
Fred orion, of Wyalusing,
called on relatives and friends in
Lancaster this week.
Mrs. Dwight Oliver, residing in
Mt. Hope, visited this week with
friends In Lancaster.
-Chas. Kitelinger, of Lancaster,
has recently moved on the old
Shelton place in Mt, Ida.
Miss Nola Miller, of Richland
Center, visited this week with her
sister, Mrs. John Collins, in this
city.
Miss Anna Phillips enjoyed a
pleasant visit last week in Dodge
vile, at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
William hughes.
Robert Ball1e and son attended
the COrdts sale, held in Montfort
Wednesday. Geo. Moore. of this
city, was also present at the sale.
-Chas. Underwood greeted friends
in Lancaster Thursday am Friday.
Charlie is now firing on the G. g
N. W. with headquarters at Galena
Rev. w. A. Leary. pastor of
the Platteville Congregational
church, who with his wife and
children visited at the home of Rev.
w. 81. Hannaford the first of tie
week, left for his home Wednes-
dav.
Ed Lickel, of Ellenboro town
ship, brought over some. choice fat
cattle Wednesday for Aupperle's
market. There was one young cow
weighing 1O40, another weighing
1885, and 2-yr. old steer weighing
1860.
Miss Edith MacIntre, the
trained nurse who has been in this
city several weeks, caring for Mrs
r. Bailey during her sickness, re-
turned to her home in Fennimore
Wednesday. Mrs. Bailey is thought
to be recovering.
y. D. Wagner, treasurer of
Paris township, was Herald visitor
Wednesday. He turned over to the
county treasurer $6,O43 with not a
dollar delinquent. He was the
second treasurer in the county 10
report fully paid up tax roll.
Frank Allen, who runs a general
store at Livingston and is treasurer
of Clifton township, was among the
HeraId's visitors on Wednesday.
He was making his annual settle
ment with the county treasurer and
informs us that in a collection of
over SIS, 900 taxes he returned only
$22 delinquent.
The recovery of Judge Clement
son from his recent illness, which
compelled the adjournment of the
February term of court, has been
so gratifyingly rapid that he has
announced the re-c converting of the
court, for the disposal of other than
jury cases, on Monday, March 9,
at 1.S0. All jury trials remain adj
JOufned until May 9th.
High water prevented trains
from Galena way getting through
with the mails northward on Mon
day and Tuesday. Other sections
of the country were similarly affect
ed. Lancaster goes serenely along,
meanwhile. free from floods and
StO1.nnG If 10 q co11roo coficfo ofiOv,
to live in the great winter resort
center of the north, the banana
belt of Wisconsin.
Miss Pearl Jordan, of this city,
last week resigned her position as
teacher in the graded school in
Sitter. For several weeks because
of her serious illness she has been
unable to attend to her school