Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-04-21
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

lulS city MOuudy
w. G Hill, of Platteville, was
a visitor here on Monday.
Ed Bergheger was down from
Sitter on Monday of this week.
-Chas. Burrows has installed
new Bell phone in his residence.
j. E. johnson, OF Mt. Horeb, had
business here the forepart of the week.
Frances. the little daughter of Ed
Kiley, is seriously i'll with spinal
meningitis.
John Brogley went to Dubuque
yesterday to consult a specialist in
regard to his health.
"A. B. Robbins, of Baraboo. was
here Monday on business connected
with the Orpheum theater.
"A marriage license was issued
Monday to Henry Lippman and Lucy
Young, both of Hickory Grove.
The Bloomington high school
base ball team was forced by the
heavy rains last Saturday night to
stay until Sunday.
Il. J. Laird is enjoying a fifteen
days layof from his duties as con-
ductor on the G. & N. W He expects
to take short western trip
There will be special meeting
of Grant Chapter No. 81 R. A. M.
tomorrow Thursday evening. with
work in the M. NJ. NJ. degree
-Chas. Kaap has purchased the
Scott residence in the north east por
tion of the city. Mr.. and Mr..
Thomas Holmes are living there at
present.
The scalps of young wolves
were brought in Thursday to the
county clerk by VIM. Page. of Mill
vile. His bounty amounted to the
tidy little sum of $64.
Mrs. John Ryan. is visiting her
brother VIM. Lewis at the A. E.
Lewis home Mrs. Ryan is former
resident of North Andover but for
some time has been in the west.
Arnold Hauser has been doing
good sevrice with the Dubuque team
at short, to which position he was
transferred after Van Dine the re-
gular third base man arrived. The
Dubuque papers have spoken very
highly of his work and it expected
that he will be retained there through
out the season.
Next Saturday the high school
ball team goes to PIateville to meet
the State Normal school aggregation.
This will be their first hard game of
the season and the boys expect to do
their best to win. Last year the high
school defeated the normal in both
games. Later this season the Platte
vile team will play here.
The Chicago National league
team will play an exhibition game at
Galena with the team of that city on
June 10. This game has been cinched
by the Galena management and
they promise that no one will be dis
appointed. Two years ago the Cubs
went there to play but it rained all
day and the game was called off
Last year they attempted to get the
same team but we're unsuccessful.
H. J. Johnson, formerly of The
Herald, and recently publisher of The
Leader, at Linden, is again out of
the business, an announcement in
the last week. issue of that paper
stating that the Office had again
passed into the possession Of J. w.
Taylor. from whom the plant had
been leased by Mr.. johnson several
months ago. Nothing is stated in
the announcement to indicate what
Mr. johnson intends to do now.
DIR. J. Fl. Reed received on Mon
day the initial shipment of the bottles
for his cream separators which he ex-
poets shortly TO put in the hands of
agents for sale throughout the coun-
try. He has not yet received the
other apparatus connected with the
separators but it will doubtless be
shipped shortly. The shipment that
arrived this week amounted to 1900
bottles. DIR. Reed should find a ready
sale for the separators as they are
handy utensil for any household.
-Chas. Warning, a pioneer citizen
of Livingston. was Lancaster visitor
a day or two this week. He came
to this county from England when he
was boy of Is. locating in Clifton
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