Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-10-31
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
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/, L. J. Ryan, of Glen Haven,
visited here this wsek.
-Chas. 81. Rogers, of Beetown,
called on hud friends Tuesday.
&C. L. johnson, of Feminine. was
in Lancaster " ednesday on business
Miss Laura Miller, of Dodgeville.
is enjoying visit with Lancaster
friends.
Miss Stiles has returned to her
home in Beloit after pleasant visit
with Lancaster friends
&C. Brown and F. B. MilIin of
Bloomington, were visitors in this
city on Thursday Of this week.
-Attys A. W. Kopp. of Platte
vile, and John j. Blaine, of Bos-
cobel, were in this city Wednesday.
Miss Magnetic Rogers who has
been visiting in CassvilIe with her
sister Mrs. G. D. Smith has returned
home.
Will Baumgartner and George
Stucky came down from Fennimore
Tuesday and while here visited the
court house.
Robert narrower was up from
Platteville Thursday to move the re-
mainder of his goods to that place,
where he has leased the Park hotel.
The PlattevilIe Normal foot ball
team will play the Whitewater Nor
NAL eleven today. Much interest is
manifested in the result of this game.
-Cassville visitors at the county
seat on Tuesday we're: ]. B. Orts-
cheid, Sebelia Brewer. Mrs. Meier,
Joseph P. Meier and John Glass
maker.
Miss Edna Brown, of Rhine
lander. and Miss Swenson. of Madi-
son, returned to Madison Tusday after
a visit with Miss Browns relatives in
this city.
Mrs. Annie Laird james who is
teaching elocution in the Acadmey of
the Immaculate Conception in Du-
buque, visited at her home in this
city this week.
Marriage licenses were issued
this week to Frank Droessler and
Victora Dressler, both of Jamestown;
Henry W. Wenttz, of Harrison, and
Ollie Henry, of Ellenboro.
Have you seen those post card
views that K. F. orion has been re-
Gently taking about Lancaster. They
are certainly fine and as neatly
finished as you would wish to see.
Mrs Baldwin, of this city. at.
tended the meeting of the Fennimore
Rebekahs held in Fennimore Tuesday
evening The meeting was held in
honor of the visit of the vice-presi-
dent of the state assembly. Mrs.
North, of Fox Lake.
Regular meeting of Minerva
Chapter No. 90 o. E. 8. next Monday
evening, Nov. End. Deputy Grand
Matron Helen w. Monahan will be
present and all members are requested
to be present. And members visiting
in the city cordially invited
The following is take from then
Cassville Index: In the courthouse
at Lancaster. recently, two alleged
criminals who escaped sentence were
conversing. They had been up before
the court. First young man-"Did
the lawyer ask you many questions ?"
Second young man-"Yes; and he
didn't know as much about our case
as thought he did,"
Miss Helen Strong, Of Chicago,
arrived in Lancaster Wednesday even.
/ ing, for the purpose of having the
ashes of her father, the late Capt. W.
F. Strong, inferred in their family
lot in Hillside cemetery. Capt.
Strong was formerly a we'll known
citizen of this place and his death
took place about one year ago. at
which time his remains were cremated
in Chicago, but it has not been con-
venient to have them inferred until
now. Miss Strong informs the
Herald that Alfred Warren, proprietor
of the Lancaster marble works, has
erected stones to the memory of five
members of their family and has done
some beautiful work.
M. J. Shearer of this city was the
victim OF a bad accident yesterday
morning at Woodman which might
have cost him his life. He had gone