Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-02-03

Jay Sweeney is quite sick with
appendicitis,
Ed Bergheger was here from
Sitter Monday.
Under Sheriff Jay Barcleroad was
in Montfort Monday.
"A. o. Walker. of Fennimore.
called here Monday.
Ed Patterson was here from
Bloomington Monday.
-1rve Laird arrived home yester-
day noon for a visit
H. s. Vaughan. Of Platteville,
was in Lancaster Monday.
Mrs. Frank Schreiner is home
from Madison this week.
j. H. Gribble, of Galena, had
business here this week.
Hon. A. w. Kopp, of Plattevilla,
had business here Monday.
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issued during the month of January.
Mrs. Catherine Wetter who has
been qnite i'll is rapidly recovering
Everett Taylor is home from Mil
waukee. where he has been employed.
Miss Dot Mccormick, of Platte
willie. visited with her father Sun
day.
e. E. Lawrence and H. w.
Buening were here from Fennimore
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Eastman and
children returned Monday noon from
a visit with Waterloo, Iowa relatives.
There will be an extra good tea
served at the NJ. E. chapel on We'd
nesday, Feb. 10 All invited. Usual
price.
Two cars of hogs were shipped
out of Lancaster on Wednesday and
Thursday of last week. On Wednes-
day Place and Jerrett sent out q car
and on Thursday A. E. Lewis shipped
one.
The dance season at the rink
seems to be over for a time at least
as the commodious hall is again filed
with carriages. The Lancaster orch
estra is planning on giving a series of
dances this winter.
Prof. Schade states that all of his
classes at the gymnasium are advanc-
ing steadily and every member has
long since realized the advantages to
be gained from systematic exercise.
He has organized several new classes
recently.
Many of the Herald's exchanges
are, already publishing base ball
"dope'' although we are just in the
midst of winter and Judging from the
amount. interest in our national pas
time will be greater this seas IN than
ever. Lancaster will probably have
a team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gribble, a
short time ago guests in the Hotel de
Harcleroad, in this city received the
following tribute last week from the
editor of the Boscobel Dial Enterprise
on the occasion of their leaving Bos-
cobel. ''Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gribble
have moved their household goods to
Viola. 1t is rumored that Harry is
night Waterman for the town. Other
members of his gang might do we'll
to profit by his example. Go wet,
hoodlums, go west. .
"A letter received from Cutler
Borah who is travelling and visiting
through the south and west states that
he is having a most enjoyable time.
At Oklahoma City, Okla. he visited
with several former Lancaster people
including Al Heiman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Walton. From there he went to
Stroud where he visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Gordon. Mrs. Gordon was
formerly Sue Muesse., Cutler says
the weather in Oklahoma is the same
there as it would be up here In the
middle OF June.
The first pupil in this county to
receive the large perfect attendance
certificate was Miss Mae Mute, a pu-
pill in district No 3 in the town of
Cassville. She, of course, was obliged
to be perfect in her attendance and
punctuality for 100 consecutive days
in order to win this certificate. Miss
Agnes Klinkhammer teaches the
school which she attends. Five
pupils of District No. township of
Wyalusing were tied for second place.