Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-10-13
LOCAL NEWS NOTES



-Norval Walker. of Preston, was
in Lancaster Monday.
e. H. Nelson, of F,nnimore,
was In Lancaster Monday
N. J. Dorsett. of Bloomington.
had business here this week.
George A. cambridge, of Mifiin,
was in Lancaster Friday.
Chris West was up from Glass;
Vile ON business this week.
Andrew Browning has torn down
his carpenter shop in the Col. Clark
lot.
Brownie Fox and Fred CIanton
of Fennimore, were in Lancaster SUI
day.
Mrs. Roy rockingham left last
week for visit in Madison and Mil
waukee.
Bert Schreiner and DR.. j. G.
Doolittle left for Milwaukee Satur-
day afternoon.
F. Kuehl, of Platteville, accom-
panied by Laura Kuehl was in Ian
caster Saturday.
Rev and Mrs. r. G. Heddon, of
Potosi, visited here last week at the
Walter Knox home.
Mrs. Margaret Peacock left
Saturday afternoon fol- Fenni
more. for visit with relatives.
Miss Helen BROKER was called to
Platteville Thursday by the jrious
illness of her little nephew ugene.
Joe Pink, of Potosi, has gone
to Gettysburg. South Dakota, to look
after the threshing on his half section
farm.
DIR. L. G. Herbert will lecture
Friday evening at Reeds opera house
as the opening number of the lecture
course.
The following from Platteville
had business here Monday: A. L.
Utt, c. McKernan, j. Bell and w.
Raine.
Misses Kate and Florence Cash
man arrived home Saturday from
their visit witt with relatives and
friends in Colorado.
The name of ]. o. Doll. of Ian
caster, was published last week in the
list of those registered at the Republl-
can Hotel, Milwaukee.
Mrs Frank Taylor of Boscobel.
who was taken seriously i'll at the
Russell Taylor home in Boice Creek
is at this writing much better.
"A Royal Prisoner was quite
satisfactorily presented at Reeds
opera house last Thursday evening.
The attendance was not particularly
large.
Alfred Bushnell, of Madison, ar
rived Monday to attend the meeting
of the Grant County Bar Ass n. which
passed resolutions on the death of his
father Atty. A. r. Bushnell.
The Quaker Doctors are dated at
Reeds opera house for three weeks
beginning Nov. 16 They recently
''played a similar engagement" in
Bloomington and are now holding
forth in Montfort.
There will be for sale at the rum
mage sale one good heating stove,
good secondhand sewing machine,
and a quantity of household furni
ture and clothing Also home cook
ing, home made candy, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Barnett and
little daughter Katherine and Miss
Abbie Phelps drove to Prairie du
Chen Saturday and visited with
Evans Barnett who is attending Sacred
Heart College. They returned home
Monday.
The following attorneys are
among those in attendance at circuit
court, which is in session this week
E. E. Burns, A. W. Kopp, L. A.
Brunckhorst, d. J. Gardner, T. l..
CIeary, ]. W. Murphy, NJ. S. Block.
r. A. GoodeIl-Plattevil1e; W. E.
Howe and John j. Blaine-Boscobel
j. ]. Scanlan-Fennimore and S. E.
Smalley, Cuba City.
The performance of Faust Mon.
day night was attended by a very
small crowd. The presentation seemed
to please those present however. The
scenery and electrical effects were
unusually good for company making
towns the size of Lancaster. in fact