Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-18
CITY and Vicinity

John Weber had business in
Fennimol yesterday.
Geo. Dentzler of Sitter was at
the county seat this week.
-Ex-Sheriff Jack" Watson was
a Lancaster visitor this week.
Miss Olga Wagner of Liberty
was In Lancaster this week.
Henry Damn returned from
BoscObel Wednesday night
Mrs. DR.. McGovern of High
land visited in Lancaster this week.
Attorney j. J. Scanlan of Fen
nimore was in Lancaster this week.
John Plattner and Fred Kirk,
Of Sitter, visited in Lancaster last
week.
Mrs. Fred Mackey and Miss
Minnie are visiting relatives in
Platteville.
The American History Club
will meet with Mrs. DR.. Godfrey
this Saturday afternoon at $50.
Notwithstanding the high price
Of wood, many citizens are laying IN
large supplies of the precious article.
The Herald acknowledges the
receipt, from the executive Office at
Madison, copy of the Wisconsin
Blue Book for 1907.
Fred Schneider of Wonewoc,
was in attendance at the funeral of
Mrs. Wilhelmina Eek. He left
Thursday afternoon.
John Muesse of Vancouver B.
O., who has been visiting his father,
Henry Muesse' of this city, left
Wednesday morning.
Jacob Baumgartner was in
Fennimore Tuesday. He was there
to attend the annual meeting OF the
FennImore State Bank.
Mrs. Ed. Shaw of FenuimOre
left for her home yester ay morn
ing after a short visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Smith.
Miss Emma Hipenbec of
Fennimore, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Jewell, of
this city, returned home last Tues
day.
"A prominent farmer from over
EllenborO way complains that
hunters are shooting quail in that
vicinity in violation of law, quail
being now protected.
Many new friends are beginning
the new year right by ordering the
visits of the twice-a-week Herald.
The publisher trusts that they will
in time become old friends.
DIR. A. B. Bailey, of Fennimore,
IS assisted in the care of his mother,
who is seriously i'll, by Miss Edith
Mac Intyre. a trained nurse who ar
rived in this city, last Monday.
Miss Mary Yundt, of Galena
laughter of Rev. Yundt the
Episcopal minister of that city, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Geo. b.
Ciementson in the second ward.
The weather man is kind to us
50 far as pleasant winter weather
is concerned, but most people agree
that more snow and sleighing would
be better for crops, business and
health.
&C. j. Calvin son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Calvin OF this city, has
changed his location from Hibbing,
Mimi, to Mt. Iron, MINI. He is
employed as a mining engineer at
that place.
Remember the big auction sale
of Andrew Zenz, seven miles south
west of Lancaster, next Tuesday,
January 81. Detailed notice of sale
appears upon another page of to-
days Herald.
The following new subscribers
have had their names added to the
Herald list during the past week:
Frank Behncke, Harry Sulzer, Frank
Schreiner, Lancaster; J. w. Lovely,
Fowler, Calf; A. J. Stahl, Nc
Minnville, Ore; j. j. Stelpfug,
PotOsi; John Habenmann, f. J..
Dietrich, Cassville; Gorham Alex
ander, FennImore.
Any of the Lancaster rural
mail carriers who may be con-
templat1ng the purchase of an auto
mobile to use on their routes,
might do. well to delay action, as a
student of aeronautics gives out the
opinion that balloons will shortly
be used for the mails. Don't be in
hurry to invest in any fashion
cd ronn6o Of