Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02

in Lancaster Saturday.
&C. F. Springer of Mineral Point
was caller here Friday.
-Chas. Wanamaker left Wednesday
for Chicago on business.
H. E. Washburn, of Montfort,
was in Lancaster Sunday.
Martin Davis, of Patch Grove,
was in Lancaster Saturday.
Chester Regan, of Dubuque. was
Lancaster visitor Sunday.
Miss LueIla Nichols, of Liv
ingston, visited here this week
-Prin. Slothower left Saturday on
business trip to Appleton. Wis
Carroll Guthrie, of Dodgeville,
had business in Lancaster Friday.
ID. R. Williams was passenger
on the incoming noon in Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Scott, of
Cuba City, were in Lancaster Satur-
day
VIM. Hahn, of Sitter, was a
business caller at the county seat
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Kreul, Of
Fennimore. were Lancaster visitors
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Hrs. o. w. Eastman
and daughter were up from Platteville
Sunday.
"A. Il. Welsh and J. W. Smith
of Glen Haven were Lancaster visitors
Monday.
r. A. Draper has been entertain
ing his sister from Philadelphia the
past week. -.
Miss Blanche .Rothschild visited
last week in Cassville and C-.ena
with friends.
Geo. A. Moore next shipping
day will be on Wednesday of next
week, June 9. .A*
Misses Alona Aupperle Delphia
Schmidt and Will Henkel drove
over to Boscobel Saturday.
Mrs. Glen D. Smith and children
of Cassville are enjoying an extended
visit with Lancaster relatives. E.
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Frank Orion left last !, W ednesday
for Hibbing, Mimi, where he will be
employed by mining company.
Miss Asenath Barker of Min
neapolis, Mimi. arrived last week
for a visit with Lancaster friends.
Mrs Albert Ketterer, of Fenni.
more, made a short visit in Lancaster
last week with Mrs. Rob't. Jordan
and Mrs. Elizabeth Smith.
WIN. Bailey and Bert Schrelnert
left Saturday afternoon for Madison.
and returned with Mr.. BaiIeys Buick.
automobile The machine is about
the same size as Mr.. Scnreiner but
has not the two rumble seats on the
back.
New steel rails have been laid on
! the c. s. N. W. road into Montfort
but will not be extended to Lancas-
ter this season at least The big
! engines that the company proposes TO
put on will only be able to run as
far as Montfort.
A number of Lancaster veterans
are planning to attend the Soldiers
Reunion to be held at Platteville
June go Great preparations are
being made for this event and
visitors are assured that they will be
treated royalty.
The city band gave their first
outdoor concert Thursday night and
despite the GOODNESS of the weather
the streets were crowded. Twenty
open air concerts will be given by the
band during the season, the city
council having recently appropriated
: $3.50 to reimburse the musicians.
The high school baseball team
was defeated at Bloomington last
Saturday, the final score being to 2.
The local bunch failed to hit Bates
effectively. Burris was wild at the
beginning of the game and was re-
placed by Bennett. The batteries
were, Bloomington-Bates and Porter (;
Lancaster-Burris, Bennett and Bas-
ford.
Jack Palmer of last years local
team Is playing with Freeport, Ill.
in the W. I. league. A recent Free
port paper stated that Jack had plenty
of "pep,'' commodity of which he
always carried large stock while in
Lancaster. Jack is good all around
ball player and a fine fellow. He