Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-10-20
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
%. A. Hinman was over from
Monday.


F. Z. Kemnitzer was down from
Fennimore Wedu esday.
Miss Frances Andrew. of Livings-
ton visited here Sunday.
Henry Snyder. of Montfort, was
a visitor here this week.
g. E. Ivens. of Bsgley, was
Lancaster visitor Friday.
W. NJ. Peacock. of Fennimore,
was in Lancaster Monday.
JAS. Petit. of Boscobel, was IN
Lancaster on business Monday.
Mrs. Richard Willis arrived
home Friday evening from Madison.
Leo BARLEY and Luke Webb, of
Bloomington were in Lancaster, Fri
day.
Sam Ladon, of Monroe, has been
selling his dry goods here for several
days.
F. W. Shepherd, of PlattevilIv,
had business at the county seat this
week.
"A. W. Appleby, of Boscebel, was
at the comfy seat on business We'd
nesday.
Road Commissioner Wepking
went to Fennimore on business
Thursday morning.
"A. r. Wanezek and ". j.
Yedder. of Minneapolis, were here
a few days last week.
Miss Dorothy Lisherness who
teaches in the Arthur graded school
visited at home over Sunday.
The following were here from
Bloomington Friday: L. E. and T. J.
Wilkinson. Amos Brown and Ray
Bates.
Oscar Heberlein arrived home
Friday from South Cakota where he
went on business connected with some
land which he owns there.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Miller and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. D, FL.
Rice and daughter of Muscoda, had
business at the county seat Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. Orville Holmes and little
daughter of Platteville arrived Mon
day evening for a visit with the
formers parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Van de Wall.
The rummage sale held last Fri
day and Saturday by the Cemetery
ASS n. was big success and over 800
was added to the finances of the as
ISOLATION. Many of the articles sold
were aImSst as good as new.
A. Widman. who makes regular
trips here in the interests of the Nc
Gregor, ia, } publishing house con-
Quoted by his father, was in Lancas-
ter Thursday and paid the Herald a
haternal call.
F. A. Bracket put a new plate
glass window in the Lathrop building
Monday. The owners of this block
have had bad luck in having windows
broken accidentally. New plate glass
windows make up an important item
in their expenditures.
The o. p. David mine at Mont
fort Doks as promising as ever. The
lead ore which is being taken out is
the highest grade produced in the
district. The ore lode is of dis
semina ted formation in a lime rock
bed and is easily concentrated.
There has been some talk recent
ly of organizing city" foot ball
team. There is plenty of good
material in town for a strong eleven
and it would help to enliven things
somewhat if team was organized.
This is the first year since 1897 that
the high school has not placed team
In the field.
An auto delivery wagon stands
in Avery's garage waiting for pos
sible purchaser. 1t was received
some weeks ago in land trade in
which local agents were interested.
1t is quite large wagon and appears
to be in pretty fair condition.
Whether any of the local merchants
will purchase it, is not known.
W. S. and w. E. Lathrop left
yesterday morning for Milwaukee to
attend the meeting of the National
Ice Cream Makers Association. This
meeting is held in connection with
the Big Dairy show row in progress.
The Lathrop brothers expect to buy a
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