Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-08
City and Vicinity

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Baglsy Thursday,
Harry Carthew went to Chicago
On business yesteI day.
"A. J. Guernsy. of Lancaster,
Fas in Fennimore Tuesday.
p. a. Peterson, of Castle Rock,
rsited the county seat last week.
George Jerrett, of Lancaster,
vas in Chicago the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cardy have
moved into their home in the thru
yard.
Frank Pitts, of Platteville, was
i the county seat on business Wed
sesday.
George Howell, of Fennimore,
erected Lancaster friends the first
# the week.
Mrs. A. F. Bennett, of Milwau-
zee, Wis. visited this week with
lancaster friends.
Geo. and Nels johnson, Of
5Rstle Rock, were in Lancaster
saturday on business.
y J. Scaanlan, the Fennlmore
.ttOTney was In Lancaster the first
# the week on business.
Atty. Howard Teasdale, of
sparta, Wis, had legal business in
lancaster Wednesday.
-TheO. Calvin, who has been go
ng through a siege of la grippe, is
lble to be around again.
e. L. Mccoy returned home
Wednesday from a business trip to
Platteville and the neighbOring
owns.
Willie Sterner, son of Louis
Sterner. of Fennimore, has been re-
ported to the county authorities this
week as truant.
hrs. J. B. Bradbury, of Ferni-
more, was here this week to see her
brother, SuPt. w. J. Dyer of the
Grant Coanty home. who is serious
IL ill. .s's
VIM. Raines who has been very
Ill st the home of his sister, Mrs.
edward Pollock in this city, has re-
covered sufficiently TO get up town
occasionally.
Miss Mile Lagen, Prairie du-
Jhien milliner, is one of the wit
aesses called by the defense in the
notorious Mcdonald murder case
aow being tried in Chicago.
Mics Krete Kendall, of Brook
ngs, 5. D. arrived Monday evening
or visit at the home of her aunt,
Yrs. Robert Glenn and also TO be
present at the Pendleton-G Glenn
Wedding.
Fred BasfOrd, of Milwaukee,
5 visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
II. BasfOrd at their home In tins
ity. Fred has almost recovered
rom the injuries received some
ime ago.
We are not living in the most
Isag-eable part Of the country
yen il our trains are blOckaded
Nth snow every few days. 1t was
o degrees below zero in New York
tate this week.
Miss Martha Meyer, a student
a BelOit College, spent brief vaca-
ion with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
:. Meyer, Jr., at their home in this
ity this week. She returned to
,er school duties Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 81. FinneY, of
livingston, Montana, visited this
week st the home of Mr. Finney's
lncle, Ira d. TOtman of this city.
they expect to go east in a short
ime and visit relatives in Connect
cut.
Will Cox and wife of Kirkland,
illinois, came this week for a visit
It the home of Chas. Cox in South
Lancaster. They were passengers
on the belated Wednesday evening
train which arrived little after
eight Thursday morning.
-Chas. Kendle's many friends
are glad to see him home this week
from the Chicago Presbyterian
hospital, where he has been con-
fined for some time after under
going an operation, and we are also
glad to hear OF his rapid recovery.
President J. W. Livingston, of
the Platteville State Normal school
has recently issued a booklet con-
tanning articles on The Worth of q
Boy and The Value of an Education
The book contains some excellent
advice in regard to the education of
q young man. particularly, the
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