Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-09-15

-S. II. WasnDurn, or MontIort,
was here Monday.
L. II. Stevens was passenger on
the noon train Monday.
Fred L. Riddiough. of Fenni-
more, was in this city Monday.
e. D. Bitney and wife, of Harri-
son, were in Lancaster Monday.
Father Schleicher arrived home
Thursday from Prairie du Chen.
Remember the candy sale at the
Congregational booth during the fair.
There will be no services at the
Congregational church next Sunday.
DIR. Barber, of Hudson, arrived
yesterday for visit at the Gov.
Ryland home.
Frank Stone visited at home over
Sunday. He is teaching the Rock
school north of town.
Atty. Leo Phillipson, of Bloom
ington, passed through here yesterday
enroLte for Madison.
With the weather man s assist
ance the big Grant County Fair will
eclipse them all this week.
The Ladies of the Congregational
church will serve lunches at the fair
ground on Thursday and Friday
Frank Conner, of Highland, ar
rived last week for a visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Victor Holzmiller.
Miss Emily Hippenbecker, of
Fennimure, arrived Monday for a
visit with her sister Mrs. c. W.
Jewell.
Mrs. Julia BAIL and little son.
of Dodgevi lie, have been enjoying a
visit with her sister Mrs. Victor
Holzmlller.
Martin and Sylvester Davis, OF
Bloomington, took the train here
Monday for Milwaukee where they
will attend the state fair.
Mrs. Clay Chapman and little
son of Platteville, arrived Monday
evening for visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. BROKER.
Misses Harriet Marks, Elva Doll,
Grace and Mabel Stone left yesterday
morning for Appleton where they
entered Lawrence college. All are
Lancaster high school graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mcpherson,
of Ellenboro, took the train here yes
terday for Milwaukee where they will
visit with friends and attend the state
fair.
The North School band is max.
ing plans for the coming year. Many
of the old members will be included
in this years Instrumentation and the
organization will be better than ever.
r. s. Turner. of Montfort, ar
rived this week to take charge of the
livery stable which he secured in
trade with Otis Blanchard the latter
receiving in the exchange store in
Montfort. t
ALBERT Budworth, Of this city,
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. VIM.
Gates, of Beetown, left Sunday for
Shelby MINI. where their brother.
DR.. B. F. Budworth, is seriously i'll
at his home there.
THE Potosi Transportation Co. -"
fled articles of incorporation in the
Secretary of States Office Monday.
The capital is $4,000. The in
corporators G. j. Ragatz, w. Schu-
macher, George e. Kiefer.
The appearance of an otherwise
neat looking house on Elm Street Is
spoiled by patch of weeds which
surrounds it to distance of ten or
fifteen feet. These weeds are nearly
up to the shoulders in many places
and besides being unsightly are a
public nuisance. The house is vacant
but that is no reason why the weeds
should not be cut down.
The Herald received visit yes
terday from VIM. Cooper, of Lawr-
ence, Kansas, who with his wife is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Cooper's
uncle, DariusSC hatfieId in this city.
Mr.. Cooper was a resident of this
county many years ago, living on a
farm in Beetown, bat went west
about thirty-two years ago. Hs lived
for long while on a farm near
Sibley, Kansas, but has now retired
and lives in Lawrence, while his sons
carry on the business at the farm.
Ted Lowry, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. M. Lowry, of this city, has