Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-09-22
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

IT. s. Metcalf and wife attended
the state fair last week.
N. ]. Tiedemann left Monday
morning for Highland on business.
Herman Buchner left Thursday
morning for brief visit in James
Vile.
Daisy Roberts, of Bloomington,
has been enjoying visit with Bernice
Burris. aYe
Miss Carrie Howell arrived home
Wednesday from Bridgeport, where
she is employed, to attend the fair.
"A marriage license was issued
last week to Jonathan ]. Payne and
Mertie Walker, of Hickory Grove.
Clarence Markert arrived home
last week from Clear Lake, Ia, where
he has been working in drug store
during the past summer.
Fred Duncalf has taken up his
work as professor in European History
in the University of Texas, which is
located at Austin, Texas.
Adams Staver who is is employed
in st. Paul as baggageman, is visiting
relatives and friends in this city and
also at his home in Sitter.
II
Henry Pink returned Wednesday
FROM a three weeks visit with his son
Frank at PIatteville and his daughter
VIM. Walter, at Preston. >
e. j. LANCE and family, of
Ipswich, visited relatives here last
week and went from here to Milwau-
kee to attend the state fair
Lowry Morse is at present on a
tour with the summer resort band he
has been playing with at Clear Lake,
Iowa. They are making Iowa towns.
Miss Arminda Eastman accom-
panied her father to Springville.
Iowa. Monday where. they attended
the wedding of Mr. Eastman's son
Levi.
Harry Coombs. of Whitewater, is
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Coombs. Mr.. Coombs is con-
Quoting photograph gallery in
Whitewater. ~
-"Rollo, the Limit who per-
formed his spectacular, daring stunt
at the Grant County fair last week
is in Galena this week as a feature
of the fair in that city.
- Madison State Journal. A Grant
county girl is to marry man named
Bride With two brides at single
wedding the mere man" in the case
ought to stand show for some atten-
ton.
Oscar Belscamper is attending all
the fairs this year. Monday after
noon he left for Viroqus where he
will be in charge.@of the j I. Case
Machinery exhibits at the Vernon
County fair.
George Holmes. the efficient
Lancaster carpenter left Thursday
for Chamberlain. s. ID. where he b as
secured employment doing the inter
ior work in a large residence being
built there.
Clarence c. Calvert. Of Washing
ton, D. c.. arrived last week for visit
with relatives and friends. Dir.
Calvert was graduated from the law
school this spring but as yet has not
started active practice.
Lloyd Lawrence e, whop mas been
employed in BENEFITS for several
mon tbs is visiting at his home in
Richland Center before going on the
road in the interets of the John W..
Masury & Son Paint Co. His ter
ritory with this company will be
northern Wisconsin.
Applications for hunting licenses
continue to pour into County Clerk
Tufhey's Office and from present in
dications there will be more hunting
this year than ever before. Up to
this date in the neighborhood of $40
have been issued and the ap-
plications still keep coming in.
1t does not take excuses long to
get far out of a state or territory.
1t is just few short weeks ago since
Gollmars' exhibited in. Lancaster.
Today they are billed to show away
down in Missouri in a town by the
name of Cameron. Since leaving
here they have been in Iowa, Nebraska
and Kansas.
Mr. and Mira James A Viles