Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-12

DuSluccS.
Miss Pearl wrisht is visiting in
Dubuque.
Miss Margaret Strong has return
ed to Chicago.
F. H. Schuppener. of Sitter, was
here Thursday.
Miss Bessie Hunter. of Livingston,
is visitor in this city.
DIR. Gault was Fennimore Wis
itor the first of the week.
Frank Blewett was a Woodman
visitor the first of the week.
Miss Bessie Gibbs is employed in
the Boston Store as cashier.
Mrs. Annie Laird James has &C
cepted position in Dubuque.
Fred Duncalf has been enjoying
visit with Dodgeville friends.
Miss Barbara Kaspers is night
operator at the Farmers central.
Miss Margaret McBrien is enjoy
ing visit with Dubuque relatives.
The high school foot ball team
started practice Wednesday evening.
Mrs ]. Blewett Sr. is visiting
in Milwaukee at the home of niece.
Miss Mabel Judd is engaged as
teacher in the Richland Center schools
this year.
Pat Barley, of Bloomington,
and brother Mike, of Kansas, were
here Wednesday.
Miss Lena Fisher is enjoying a
visit with friends in Spring Valley
and Whitewater.
W. A. johnson has returned to
Blunt, S D., after taking in the
Grant County fair.
Ben Wiede, of Liberty, took the
train Wednesday for Monroe where
he attended the fair.
Mrs. W. E. Webb is vi sitting at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. G. F.
Rowe in Platteville.
John Cook has been. visiting in
Dunbarden. at the home OF his dugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph Blackburn.
"A number from here attended the
Bloomington fair. They report an
enjoyable time and a good fair.
-Attys. E. NJ. Lowry and R. A.
Watkins and Judge Clemeutsou are
attending supreme court in Madison.
Mrs. Ida Rule and children have
returned to their home in Crossett.
Ark, after visiting this summer in
Lancaster.
Misses Claudia Jordan and Bertha
Rudersdorf are employed this year as
teachers in the public schools at New
Lisbon, Wisconsin. = S
"A splendid concert was given by
the local band Thursday evening A
number of new musicians expect to
Join the organiza zion shortly.
John Tormey. of Fennimore, was
a visitor here Wednesday. He was
enroute for Bloomington where he
was engaged to judge the cattle ex-
hlbit at the fair.
Special permit was issued Tuesday
by Judge Goodsell for the marriage of
Ralph g. Ketterer, of Werley, to
Winnie E. Braudt, of Mt. Ida. The
young couple left the next day for
Milwaukee where they were joined in
wadlock. They have the best wishes
of many Lancaster friends.
Lancaster is to have a new barber
shop. George Gibbs and Mac Black
bourn wilt open new tonsorial par
Tor in the room formerly occupied by
L. q. Hickok under the Herald Office.
This new partnership is sure to meet
with success as both are we'll known
in this city, Mr. Gibbs having con-
Quoted a shop here for years and Mr..
Blackburn being in his employ dur
ing that time.
News reached Lancaster Tuesday
evening of a fraUas occurring near
what is called Irish Ridge. 1t seems
that Thomas 'Shaughnessy and Ed
ward Lipske, nsighbors, have had
some trouble about line fence por-
tion of which both claim to be on
their property. On that afternoon
Lipske was fixing the fence when
O'Shaughnessy appeared with ham
mer and other tools and claimed that
Lipske had no right to do anything to
the fence as it did not belong to him.
Then If was that the fracas occurrad