Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-08-25
LOCAL NEWS NOTES


| fort Saturday.
L. Eake of Platteville was a call.
er here Friday.
! H. Voss of Bloomington was a
visitor here Wednesday.
F. Fl Washburn7 of Montfort was
was in Lancaster Saturday
Will Hahn OF Sitter was in Lam
caster Monday of this week.
j. N. Day of Mt. Hope was a
caller in this city Saturday.
Roy Chatfield, of Mazomanie.
is visiting here with relatives.
Arthur Knapp left Monday morn
ing for two days visit in Dubuque:
Mrs. Blood, of Madison, visited
over Sunday at the Fred Hagen home.
Mrs. Albert Henkel arrived home
Monday noon from visit in Wau-
zeka.
Miss Ruth Eastman Of Platteville
visited here last week with her bro
Their Elmer.
Rev and Mis-. Heddon of Potosi
visited here last week at the Walter
Knox home.
Miss Emily Cronin arrived home
Saturday evening from "a pleasant
visit in Chicago. ~ 90
Mrs John Cook left Monday for
Dunbarton for visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Blackburn
A Prairie du Chen automobile
went through Lancaster Thursday at a
mile-a minute rate or speed
Miss Minnie Mackey, who is en-
ployed in Platteville, arrived last
week for 2 brief visit at home.
Miss Ethel Carter left Saturday
morning for her home in Madison af
ter q pleasant visit with friends here.
Frank Goodell and Frank Butler,
of Platteville, were through this sec
tion Monday billing the Big Badger
Fair.
1t rumored that another basket
picnic to be held at Schnriner Park is
being planned. Let's have it by all
means. -'4
Dewey Schuppener of Sitter ar
rived Wednesday to take in the circus
end visit few days at the G. w.
Ray home.
DIR. and Mrs. E. Dickinson, of
Patch Grove, attended. the circus here
Wednesday returning to their home
the day following.
Mrs. Pitt Cox and niece, Miss
Lou Mckenzie of Milwaukee arrived
Saturday noon from visit with re-
latives in Minneapolis.
Hugo Kohlenburg. Louis Vesper-
man and Ben Petty Uf South Lancaster
started Monday for Loomis. s. D..
where they will look over some lands
A social and party will be given by
the Young Peoples Society of the Con-
gregatIonal church, next Monday
evening, Aug 30th. at the Congrega-
tional parsonage. Light refreshments
served, admission 10 cents. Everybody
invited.
Mrs. Joseph Tyrell, of Madison.
visited here Saturday at the G. F.
Dickinson home. Mrs. Tyrell had
been enjoying visit at the home of
her father JAS A. Davis In Bloom
ington and took the train here for
Madison Saturday afternoon.
What are you preparing to take
to the Grant County fair? This is
the time to get busy and plan what
your exhibit at the big annual event
will be. The premiums offered by the
association are numerous enough to
include almost every farm, garden and
household product and are supplement-
ed by a large number of special prizes
offered by local business men.
I'm fulfllment of the law passed
by the last session of the legislature,
Judge Clementson has appointed S.
ii. Taylor of this city. divorce counsel
for Grant county. The duties of this
Office consist In handling all divorce
cases impartially and for the best in
terests of all those concerned. This
law applies TO counties under $50, 600
population and in those having a
population exceeding that number the
district attorney or his assistant act
as divorce counsel.
Many local sportsmen are perhaps
not aware that rabbits are no longer