Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-05-23
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
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II. 4. hOlmeS was up IIOH
Platteville Wednesday.
M. P. Dilley, of Fennimore,
was in Lancaster Tuesday.
Miss Ora Brun, of Sitter, was
a Lancaster visitor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Young were
in Elroy the first of the week.
LID. Eastman went to Water
loo, Iowa, Tuesday on business.
j. J. TchudY, of Monroe, tran
sacted business in Lancaster Thurs
day.
-Ex.Sherlff Jack Watson, of
Livingston, had business here this
week.
Miss Jennie rockingham left
Wednesday morning for Baraboo,
for visit.
Miss Bessie BARLEY, of Bloom
ington, was a Lancaster visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. Willard returned home
Tuesday from a visit with relatives
in Livingston.
Geo. Peterson, Geo. Hamlin
and Con Sweeny, of Fennimore,
were in Lancaster Tuesday.
Mrs. David Weber went to Fen
nimore Wednesday for short visit
with her sons, Albert and Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Tiedeman
were in Cassville Sunday. They
visited at the w. P. Ortcheld home.
Mr.. and Mrs John J. Oswald
are visiting in Milwaukee, at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Isaac
DeIler.
Ralph Shuppener, of Sitter,
was in Lancaster Sunday. He was
accompanied by George Cero OF
FennimOre-
Henry Grebe and Welsey
Wenzel worked this week in L1v
ingston. They were engaged in
painting a house.
&C. w. Ray is on trip through
the southern states, the DakOtas
and Montana. He expects to be
gone several months,
"A Montfort correspondent to
the Fennimore Times reports that
Montfort will celebrate July and
5. The 9Th of July falls on Sunday
this year.
Irene Caspers, Lillian Knapp,
Roland Knapp and Henry Caspers
went to Cassville Sunday for visit
at the Klinkhammer home The
last named will make an extended
visit.
Mrs. Chas. Meyer and daugh
ter returned. Tuesday to their home
in Platteville, after a two weeks
visit at the Frank Turner home In
this city. Mrs. Frank Turner &C
companied them.
District Attorney A. w. Kopp,
of Platteville, was in the city on
official business Thursday. He re-
ports his candidacy for the Republi-
can nomination for congress as
progressing very favorably and is
meeting with much encouragement.
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styles.
The opening band concert We'd
nesday evening brought a large
crowd out on the streets. The even
ing was ideal and the boys were at
their best, showing that they have
not been lOafing during the winter
months. Director E. H. Hyde de-
serves great credit for the training
that he has given the boys nearly
all of whom were inexperienced a
year ago.
1t is not the size of town al.
ways, but rather its character that
makes it desirable place in which
to live, and town may be prosper,
Gus and yet be small. Every citi,
zen of Lancaster should be inter.
ested in its prosperity and glad t.
speak we'll of it upon every occasion
and we have a city that we may
feel conscientiouslv proud of. Gel
the habit of being booster for the
home city.
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