Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-04-21


in Fennimore yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. Godfrey left yester-
day afternoon on a trip to Madison.
Jacob WooIstenholme arrived
home yesterday noon from a visit in
Sitter.
Phillips House, was in Sitter yes
terday.
congregational Ladies Aid will
meet on Friday with Mrs. Lou
Fischer.
Mrs. .. NJ. Cook and children,
who have been visiting relatives here.
left yesterday for their home at
Julesburg, Colorado.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to: VIM. D. Gillian and Bessie
Chalder, both of Potosi and Wilbur
Frost and Florence Welsh, both Of
Lancaster.
Mrs H. L. Sprague of Beetown,
is spending the week at Rose-lawn
assisting her friend Mrs. Belle D.
Smith on the way to recovery after
prolonged illness.
The person who took a package
containing suit of mems clothes
from a room in the Lancaster house is
requested to return same to the land
lord, as they belong to poor man.
Rev. Stark, of Madison, the
founder of the German Presby-
terrain church in this city made a
business visit to Lancaster Friday.
Rev. Stark Is also interested in the
real estate business.
Ed Stevens arrived home last
week from Milwaukee where he has
been employed IN the Allis-Chalmers
machine shops. He will assist his
father, Jno. Stevens at the Klondyke
Spring for time.
Miss Netttie V. Finney has ac-
cepted position as day operator in
the Bell Telephone Office in Madison.
As she is an experienced operator
and her home being out of the city she
receives good salary.
Saturday nights and Sunday s
rains made the face of nature look
much brighter. The grass is now
beautifully green and the warmer
weather is starting all vegetation
with remarkable rapidity.
Robert Kinney is busy tilling the
farm land recently Purchased from
John eastman. The latter is having
paper hanging and painting done in
the new hone recently purchased by
him in the third ward, preparatory
to moving.
Rev. j. A. Jamison and family
of Beetown have the heartfelt
sympathy of wide circle of friends
in the affection which has come
upon the beloved wife and mother,
Ada, who was sophomore in Lam
caster high school, has relinquished
all school work to be near the dear
mother and administer to the needs of
the little brothers and sisters.
Nick Tiedeman is mad man.
Acting in accordance with the new
city regulation he put muzzle on his
hunting dog a few days ago and turn
ed him loose. When the dog came
home he had no muzzle on. but tied
around his neck was a note reading !;
Buy another muzzle for your dog !;
I've got two dogs and need this one.
Now what do you know about that
The preliminary contest held in
grade rooms for annual patriotic con-
test given by the Ladies of the G.. A.
r. in May, was exceptionally good
and was much enjoyed by those
present. 1t was very exciting as we'll,
as those who entered were all so we'll
drilled that the winners only gained
their position by very small per
cent marking The names of con-
testants and title of pieces will be
given later.
Word comes from Ipswich, S. D.,
that Charles Wilson and family who
recently left their home near this city
for a big farm near that town, are
comfortably settled in the new home
and are pleased with the country.
Many friends here hope for their
prosperity, and continued improve
ment of Mr. Wilson's health. Grace,
the eldest daughter remains to finish
this years work in the high school,
when she will join the family.
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