Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-29

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Monday.
-Chas. Ray went to Milwaukee
Monday.
Geo. Cardy of this city was il
Potosi last week.
Joe Smith of Madison was II
Lancaster this week.
Joseph T. Bennett went t.
Dodgeville on Monday.
j. Culver of Rockville was ;
Lancaster caller Monday.
Will Mcmahon is quite i'll a
his home in the third ward.
Lee Eastman transacted bust
ness in Platteville Saturday.
Clyde Suttlo who is employed
at Cuba City visited in Lancaste1
this week.
Pat BARLEY of Bloomington
transacted business in Lancaste1
Tuesday.
Miss Genevieve Belken is visit
ing her friend, Miss Catherine Gable
at Liberty this week.
Tasty and stylish Stationery
printed in The Herald's job depart
ment. Your orders solicited.
Miss Belle Walker, teacher a
district No II, of the town o
Wingville, was at home over Sun
day.
Walt Tiedeman, of PlatteYille
is assisting his brother in the worl
of dispensing pop to the usua
patrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wette
spent Sunday at the home of thei
son will Wetter, south of Sitter
Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Alt accompanied
them.
Jim Smith returned THURSDAY
from Iowa, where he has been 70,
several weeks attending his brothe
Frank, who has been seriously i'll
Frank is well known in this locality
and his friends are glad to learn o
his recovery.
j. FL. Mankel, residing few
miles west of the city, in Beetown
was Saturday caller at the Her
aid Office. Mr.. Mankel has LIVED
there all of his life on the old plac'
which his father purchased in 1854
He is an expert gunsmith and al
enthusiastic and experienced be-
culturist.
The Mckinley Circle of the
Ladies of the G. A. r., will serve
hot meals at the rink during the
Farmers Institute this week. The
price charged will be twenty five
cents, and the proceeds will be used
for home charities. Help worthy
cause and worthy order along by
patronlzing these good ladies.
Tom Owen the express mes
senger on the Lancaster Galena run
is quite i'll at his home in Galens
and substitute is taking his place
He is suffering from a bad attack o.
the grip. Tom has large number
of friends all along his route, anC
they all hope for his speedy re
cOvery.
George Walker, residing in the
southwest portion of the city on tn,
old Robe farm, died last Sunday
after lingering illness. Mr.
Walkers we'll known in this locality
having been engaged in farming
and stock raising for many years
About year ago he moved from hi
farm to Lancaster. and since living
in the city has been in very poo
health. Last December he suffered
a paralytlc stroke and since thel
has been comparatively helpless.
The Is months old son of Harvey
Schmidt met with bad acciden
last Friday evening. While a
play the child fell and in som,
manner his right arm was twisted
under him. On examina ton it wa
found that the two bones below tn,
elbow were broken. A doctor wa
Immediately called to attend to tn,
injuries, and now the youngster il
recovering RAPIDLY. Physicians stat,
that there are few cases on record
of such an injury to child 81
young.
A letter has been received from
Raleigh B. Long, for many years
clerk in Ivey and Webbs' store
stating that he is now located il
Rye Valley, Oregon, and is en-
gagged in mining. Raleigh says tina
he is doing we'll which fact hil
many friends in Lancaster and the