Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-02-03

will Lathrop had business in
Fennimore Thursday.
Miss Emma Nehls was a Platte
Vile visitor las; week.
--Chas Klarman has returned from
a business trip to Texas.
Mrs Frank Allen, of Livingston,
visited relatives here last week.
Ed and Seseltine Pink visited
last week in Preston with relatives.
Atty. Leo. Philipson, of Bloom
nigton, had legal business here Thurs
day
Lambert Groenier had business at
several out of town places the past
week
Mrs. William Spraggon of Fen
nimore, visited here the first of last
week.
Hugh Wilson, of Darlington, was
a business caller in this city We'd
nesday.
IS. E. Livingston and Leo Nc
Cormick were in Fennimore We'd
nesday.
Ben Louthain, of Platteville, ar
rived here last week to take a few
pictures.
Mr.. and Mrs Aug Maso, of Fen :
nimore, were visitors in Lanca.ter
last week.
Miss Merit Livens. Of Madison,
arrived last week for a visit with her
parents.
j. NJ. Lewis, A. J. Frazier and
Frank Hore were over from Bloom :
ington Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Alchun. of
Usage, Iowa, have been visiting with
Lancaster relatives.
DIR, Godfrey was passenger on
the Friday morning train enroute
from Livingston
Miss Emma Hippenbecker re-
turned to Fennimore Wednesday after
a visit with her sister in this city.
A. B. Robbins, of Winona,
Mimi, arrived here last Thursday
noon to attend to some matters in re-
gard to the Orpheum tneater.
Misses Emma Ech and Emma
Kinzel and Mesdames R. N. Trentzsch
and Fred Wenzel visited Wednesday
in Liberty at the John Dlvall home.
Harry Basford left Monday for
Milwaukee where he will enter on a
years course in the Cream City Bust
ness College. He Will make his home
with his brother Fred.
Walter Duncalf arrived home
Thursday noon from Woodman where
he has bsen employed by Will Nc
Mahon, of this city, who is doing
some bridge work in that vicinity.
Arnold Hauser signed by Cedar
Rapids this year was recently sold
by that club to thu Savannah team in
the Central Assn. Hauser however
will probably not remain sold and
will doubtless play with Lancaste
this season.
In the Herald local columns last
week an item told of Bloomington,
Bagley and Patch Grove having good
''base ball" teams and the local high
school being unable to put team In
the field on account of not having a
place to play. Base ball should have
read basket ball. =
There is an abundance Of sun
shine even in dalk day IN a kind
word or a smile. Place them in
circulation day by day, they will
work for you and the general, good.
for they will return to you with acts
of kindness and good will the com.
pound interest on your investment OF
cheerfulness.
-Prin. W. G. Livingston, of the
north side school is trying to organize
a north schoul band. He already has
quite number of the pupils interest
ed and hopes to have good sized
organization. Although school
band has never been organized in
Lancaster, is very likely that this
will be a success.
Joe Furstenberg. of this city,
who has for some time been employed
in the Acme mine at Platteville me-
with bad accident several days ago.
He had finished work and while be.
ing hoisted from the mine wa,
caught in some manner between thu
cribbing and tub. He received some