Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-01-13
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

s. II. Jack, of Burton, was a
Lancaster visitor Friday,
H. S. Vaughan was up from
Platteville on business Thursday
J. NJ. Gelvin of Fennimore,
called here one day last week.
"A. E. Potter, of Mineral Point,
called here on business Thursday.
Sherman Streeter, of Fennimore,
called at the county seat Thursday
Leo Meyseu burg has bee visiting
in Freeport, Ill, with his brother
Nick.
Judge Goo lsell returned home
from trip to Highland Wednesday
evening.
Miss May A. Clifford, of Platte
Vile, was a county seat visitor
Thursday.
j. E. Semrad, the we'll known
Highland citizen, called on friends
uSEO 1nuESudys
Editor n. E. Roethe was a pas
senger on the incoming evening train
Wednesday.
Atty. Leo. Philipson, of Bloom
ington transacted legal business here
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Kerr living
south west of this city are the parents
of baby girl.
Conductor Kuhns took "lay Off
last Friday and John Lenahan sub
stituted on his run.
M. NJ. BARLEY took the train
here Wednesday for Chicago. where
he is a dental student.
"A. V. Wells, of Livingston,
made business tip to the county
seat last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Jewell
visited over Sunday with Mrs.
JEWELS parents in Fennimore.
Leslie Turner. who is employed
in tbs pasteurizing plant, visited at
his home in Monttort last week.
Mrs. D. Garner. of Lancaster.
visited last week in Boscobel, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Fl. G.
Craig.
Jacob Hartman, the we'll known
cigar manufacturer of Platteville, was
Lancaster visitors couple Of days
last week
g. @. Sykes is home from Hud
son. where he has been engaged in
painting DR.. Barber's residence.
John Doyle, employed by him, is
also home
Mrs. John Decker is visiting
with her father, J. G. Harshberger at
Mather. Mr.. Harshberger's grand
daughter. Genevieve Angus is also
visiting with him.
The fourth annual exhibition of
will be held in Dodgeville Jan. 10Th
to 22nd. No doubt some Of the Lam
caster fanciers will attend.
-Chas. Katz, with last years Lam
caster ball team has signed with Du-
buque for this season according to
daily newspaper reports. Katz was
a good first basemen aud ought to
make good in the Three 1 league.
VIM. Mckinley Circle will hold
their regular meeting Thurdsay after
noon at , 80, as the installing of
the new officers takes place in the
evening at s o'clock. All members
are allowed to bring their families aud
invite some friend.
-Prin w. C. Houston, of the
Bagley graded school, is a candidate
for the Office of county superintendent
of schools in Iowa county. Prin.
Houston is we'll known in Lancaster,
not as a teacher but az a ball player,
he being member Of the 1907 team.
Election to this Office will be held IL
the spring. 1880.
Harry Seymour, formerly OF this
city, who was injured about a month
ago by falling from shed onto a
drag. has returned to his home in
Wauzeka from the Madison city
hospital where the wound was treated.
He has nearly recovered but still be-
ing under the doctors care is not
able to be abou6 very mnch. All
symptoms of blood poison have vanish
ed.
The boys Of the high school have
organized a debating society and al
ready have held many interesting