Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-16

C. J. Bilkey, of Dodgeville. was
here Sunday.
M. Lewis was over from Bloom
ington Saturday.
M. Goldman. Of Cobb, was in
Lancaster Saturday.
The base ball season is over; now
fer the gridiron hero.
j. W. Jones, of Fennimore, was
in Lancater Friday.
Mrs Lolly Eaftman returned
from Chicago, Monday.
e. j. Sem. of Hickory Grove,
was at the hub Saturday.
Frank Riordan. OF Belvidere, Ia,
is here purchasing horses.
Miss Florence Judd is teaching in
the Okey district near Cassville.
e Z. Ellsworth. of Livingston,
was a county seat visitor Sunday.
C. W. Ray. of this city, was
Prairie du CHEN visitor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. &. Harlip. of
Cuba City, were callers here Friday.
Anna Phillips has returned from
a visit with relatives in Lafayette
county.
Miss Anime Belscamper returned
home Friday from a months visit at
ST. G harles. Mimi.
w. E. Lewis, of Platteville, WAS
here Sunday enroute home from the
Bloomington fair.
Mrs. Herman Marburger returned
Monday from visit in the the vicin-
ity of Platteville.
Mrs. A. W. Hastings and daugh
ter Ina returned home Saturday from
a weeks visit in Cassville.
The Congregational aid society
will meet in the social room at the
church in Friday afternoon.
Tom Kiley, of Repid City, S. D.,
is here. He was called home by the
serious illness of his mother.
Glen Horsefall who has been
quite i'll for some time is not improv-
ing in health at this writing.
Bud Duncan and wife, Fred Cox
and wife, and J G. Jordan and wife
picnicked on Pigeon. a couple OF miles
south of this city Sunday.
Grace and Everett Mills. of Lin
coin, Nebraska, are here on visit to
their uncle, Lewis Vesperman, and
other relatives in this vicinity
The annual meeting of the Boice
Prairie cemetery association will be
held at the city hall in Lancaster,
Sept. 10, 1908. at 2 80 p. m. G. A.
Case, Secretary.
The Lancaster horses did we'll at
the Bloomington fair. The result of
the races and full account of the
fair is contained in the Bloomington
cores Ondence.
Conductor J. f. Whitney is greet
ing passengers between Madison and
Milwaukee this week in place of Con
ductor Barrett, who is taking vaca
tiOn. -Baraboo Democrat.
The w. G. I. u. meets next
THURSDAY afternoon in the NJ. E.
church at 80. Mrs. Laura Rhodes
has charge of the program, which will
be appreciated by all who can attend.
Miss Alice Thorbus, graduate of
the American Conservatory of Music,
Chicago, teaches piano, harmony,
counterpart and composition. In
quire at the home of @. w. Frothing
ham, Lancaster.
james Belscamper, residing about
two and one-half miles south of the
Hurricane has purchaed new West
inghouse combined thresher and Glow
er huller which is expected to arrive
from New York this week.
There is present promise of some
thing of crop of clover seed this
year. If it comes through all right
it will be accepted very cheertully.
1t makes a farmer sigh when he pays
$12 a bushel for cloverseed. Elk.
There will be English preaching
service in the Presbyterian Church
next Thursday. Sept. GOTH, at s p. m.
Subject: Christian Fidelity. Morn
ing service in German at 10 As. Sun
day school S 80. All welcome. VIM.
O. LAUDER, Pastor.
There is said to be quite an i'm
prcvement in he freight business