Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-09-08
Mrs. Louis Smith was here from

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was in Lancaster Saturday.
Miss Mabel Vincent was in Chi
cago portion of last week.
Sam Long left Monday for Platte
Vile where he is employed.
MIR. and Mrs. Dan Kinney were
Hurricane visitors last week.
Atty. Leo. Philipson of Bloom
ington was in Lancaster Friday.
Nearly 200 hunting licenses have
been issued by the County Clerk.
Nineteen marriage licenses were
issued by County Clerk Tuffiey last
month.
Frank ". Van Dusen left Friday
afternoon for Chicago to resume his
muiscal work.
Miss Vera Hickok, of Blooming
ton. visited here last week with reIa-
tives and friends.
Miss Aida Fluekiger, of BeIoit.
arrived Saturday noon for a short
visit with friends.
Miss Ruby Poland arrived home
Thursday from an extended vacation
visit with Platteville relatives.
Miss Nellie Howell left Friday
fol Rewey where she has accepted
position as teacher in the high school.
-Messrs. Will Walker and Earl
Lane arrived home Friday night
from their Bertran Lake camping
trip.
George Hough and Jas. Hayden
arrived home Saturday noon from
Platteville where they attended the
fair.
Miss Emily Cronin took up her
work this week as teacher of history
and literature in the Mondovi high
school.
Miss Helen Bridge left Friday
for her home in Chicago after
pleasant visit with her aunt Miss
Abba Phelps.
George BROKER arrived home Sat-
uIday noon from Lincoln, Neb. where
ne has been enjoying an extended
visit with his sister.
The session laws enacted by the
Wisconsin legislature of 1909, and
which are about ready for distribu-
tion, make book of 1885 pages
Alex Croft and son Roy left
Thursday morning on trip to Edger-
ton and Evansville Roy may decide
to take up regular employment in the
last named city.
Misses Louise and Elsie Metz, of
Prairie dc Chen accompanied by
e. McClain, of Prairie du Chen, and
Geo. Bennett, of Dubuque. made up
an auto party that went through here
Sunday.
The editor of The Heral and
family are enjoying visit fro, their
daughter and sonin-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Allen, of Lansing, Mich,
who arrived Thursday evening for a
three or four weeks visit.
This week the Lancaster band
will furnish music at the Blooming
ton fair and without a doubt many
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Lancaster usually sends big delega.
ton to any big event in the West
Grant village.
Miss Ada Fluekiger. of Beloit,
who taught in the Lancaster schuols
last year has been engaged to take
charge of the English department in
the Dodgevllle high school. This
was vacated by the recent resignation
of Miss Edith Bowen who accepted a
similar position IN GAINESVILLE high
school at an increase of salary.
Frank Calls and FAMILY will not
move to San Dorm Mimi, as had been
contemplated. He had thought of
going there to take a position In a
bank, but when the conditions con-
nected Herewith were investigated
they did not suit him and he conclud-
ed to remain in Lancaster, for the
present at least
The case of Nellie and David
Walker, charged with keeping a
house of i'll fame came before Justice
Schreiner Friday morning. The state
was represented by Dist. Atty. Glenn
entson and the defense by Atty. E.
NJ. Lowry. A number of witnesses
were on hand to testify but the couple
waived examination and were bound
over to the October term of Circuit