Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-08-04

F. q. Schuppener, of Sitter,
was visitor here Saturday.
Richard Willis left Monday morn
ing on business trip to North Dakota.
Merle Hagen left Monday morn
for Milwaukee for visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Albert Henkel left Saturday
morning for Wauzeka for aVisit with
her parents.
Miss Bertha Zeigler returned
Sunday evening from three weeks.
visit with Cassville friends.
This is bumper year for crops.
Hay was excellent, corn is in splendid
condition and oats was never better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thodu Sherman
lefC Saturday morning for Fennimore
for a visit with relatives and friends
Casper Eberhardt and son Gordon,
of Platteville. visited in Lancaster
last week at he home of his brother
Will.
Mrs. John Collins and little son
arrived home Saturday evening from
visit with relatives in Richland
Center.
Mrs. e. J. Lang, of Ipswich,
visited last Wednesday in this city at
the home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Gibbs.
Mrs. Fred Mackey has been enjoy
ing visit with her husband in Cass-
Vile where he is employed in the
Kuenster meat market.
w. J. Bryan will make another
visit to this county, being billed to
speak at thu Plattevilie Chautauqua
next Sunday, August s.
Miss Lenora Edwards returned
nome Wednesday from visit with
her grand parents Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Ishmael and other relatives in Glass;
Vile.
Mrs. Margaret Peacock and grand
daughter Genevieve Moran arrived
home Saturday night from Madison
and Dodgeville, where they visited
relatives
"A pleasant party was held We'd
nesday evening at the home of Miss
Bessie Gibbs in honor of Miss Hazel
Grimm, of Cassville who has been
visiting here The evening was very
enjoyably spent.
Atty. Fl. E. Carthew and Earl
Ivey left Saturday on an auto trip to
Jefferson, Wis, where Mr.. Carthew
had case to argue in court. From
jefferson they went to Ft. Atkinson to
visit with DR.. w. L. Ivey.
William Nichols. of Coleraine.
mimi, arrived Friday for a short
visit with his sister Mrs. w. E Webb
ana family This was the first time
they had met in twenty four years
and the visit although brief was
thoroughly enjoyed. Mr.. Nichols
returned to his home Sunday.
A. Engler, A. R. Engler and
VIM. EngIer and wives were in Lam
caster Sunday on their way to their
homes in Madison from Cassville,
where they attended the golden an
niversary of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, John Engler They registered at
the Lancaster House. 4
The various restaurants and cigar
stores of the city received notice from
District Attorney Geo B Clementson
that unless their places of business
were kept closed on Sunday pros
ecutions for violation of the Sunday
closing law would follow upon COM
plant being made. We understand
that most of the dealers kept open.
No prosecutions have as yet been
made -Platteville Journal.
The weather last Thursday was.
to use word recently coined by Mil
waukee paper, perfect 'sizzard''
After the rain the day previous the
mercury started to rise steadily until
Thursdaywhen it reached the maximum
which some thermometer about town
indicated as being SO degrees, others as
high as 100. Whatever the correct
temperature was the day was without
doubt the hottest so far this summer.
Many laborers about town were IN
able to stand the intense heat and
quit work early in the morning and
afternoon. No case of heat plostration
was reported.
-Dode Fiske's show which has been
exhibiting in several towns in this
vicinity has not made a very decided
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