Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-10-14
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Lewis W6ttef leIG yesterday IOf
Dubuque.
A. L. Glider, of Mt Ida, was in
this city Saturday.
ALBERT Lynass, of Bloomington.
was in this city Saturday
j. S. Crowther, of Rockville,
was a Lancaster caller on Saturday.
Oscar HenkeI. of Beetown, was
among those seen on our streets Sat
urday.
John Strickland and wife, of
Cassville, were Lancaster callers Sat
urday.
H. Dressler and wife rejoice over
the arrival at their home Monday of
baby son.
Ralph Ray, principal of the
Sitter graded school, visited at home
over Sunday.
Mail Clerk John Bracket is TAX
ing vacation and A. Oleson is TAX
ing his place.
Sheriff Budworth took Arthur
Bader, of BoscobeI, to the Sparta
Home Saturday.
Joseph Mayne and R. T. Mayne
were Beetown residents seen on our
streets Saturday.
Among the business callers In
Lancaster Friday was F. 81. Heber
lien, of Mineral Point.
Miss Clara Stiles, former high
school teacher. visited with friends
in this city this week and last.
Mrs. Henry Elwell held the
lucky number last Saturday at
Jceckel's and won the three dollars
prize
Miss Bessie Quinn, of this city,
and May Ty Ter, of Bloomington. re-
turned home Saturday night from a
visit in Green Bay.
Mrs. Clay Chapman and little son
have returned to their home in
PIatteville after a pleasant visit
with her parents in this city.
-Four cars of hogs were shipped
out of the local station Monday.
Two were shipped by A. E. Lewis,
one by Place g. Jerrett and one by J.
III. Bennett.
Jas. Orr and Sarah Adams,
charged with adultery, we've brought
over from Bagley on Friday. They
will have their examination today
before Justice Schreiner.
While several boys were scuffiing
Sunday evening in front of Lathrop's
restaurant one of them was pushed
against Mrs John Carol. an aged
Lancaster resident, who was passing
at the time. She was pushed violent
~ to the pavement and sustained be-
side other minor injuries broken hip
which for a woman Of her age Is
very serious The accident is doubGly
unfortunate in as much as Mrs.
Carol has the care of the motherless
children of her son, Henry Carol.
While Katie and Annie Wahl,
daughters of George VAIL living near
this city, were driving to town Mon
day morning their horse became
frightened at hand car passing near
the stand pipe and ran away. The
girls were thrown FROM the vehicle in
which they were riding. Both re-
eeived numerous cuts and bruises and
one of them badly injured hand in
which several of the small bones were
broken. They are now getting along
nicely as can be expected. A wonder
that they escaped with as slight in
juries as they did.
The Orpheum theatre appears to
be making a hit in Lancaster for large
crowds greet every performance. The
varied character of the moving pictures
makes every one feel sure of seeing
something that will please him. A
picture recently shown, that made
great hit with many. showed the
making of clogs or wooden shoes, in
the province of Brittany. From the
telling of the tree to the sale of the
finished article the complete story of
the clogs was told. In the perform
ance of last night and the night
preceding the amusing experience
Of the Amateur Acrobat made the hit
Of the evening while the illustrated
song GOOD Old U. s. A. met with
the greatest applause of any this year.
We print on the front page of
this issue of the Herald list of the