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



Theodore Bischoff was here from
Glen Haven Saturday.
Fred Kischbaum, of Cassville,
was in Lancaster Saturday.
Reuben Ward visited in Bloom
ington Wednesday with a brother.
Joe Patterson and f. L. Fivecoat
were over from Bloomington Sunday.
-Chas. Watson and VIM. Kies, of
Livingston, were in Lancaster Satur-
day.
Mr.. end Mrs. John G. Vesper-
man are now living on the Christian
Bryhan farm.
Joe Wieland. of Arcadia, has
been visiting relatives in Lancaster
and vicinity.
H. ]. Fosbinder and Chas. WEEP
king of Fennimore, called on friends
here Saturday.
j. B. Horsefall visited last week
in Prairie du Chen with his cousin
David Horsfall.
Phil BENEFITS has been i'll for
several days, suffering from an at
tack of catarrahl fever.
Jas Baltic is taking treatment
in Prairie du CHEN sanitarium' for
infammatory rheumatism.
Everett Boyes has recovered from
his recent illness which confined him
to the house for several days.
The local W. G. 7. U. presented
the public library with the biography
Of Frances Willard, last week.
Father Schleicher will go to
Bloomington Thursday to be present
at the thirteen Hours Devotion.
Mrs. G. Fritz and Mrs. NJ.
MontZ, of Fennimore, have been en-
ioying few days visit in Lancaster.
Elmer and Martha Gundlach and
Verna Cole of Livingston visited last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Coombs.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Thomas,
of Rock Valley, Iowa. are visiting
with relatives in Lancaster and
vicinity.
-Chas. Burrows sold quite lot of
his restaurant property last Saturday
at an auction in front of his former
place of business.
ALBERT Wiedenbeck, who came
home from the university some days
ago during the regular recess, has
been unable to return on account OF
illness.
Miss May Kidd left Thursday on
trip to New York, Philadelphia
and Boston where she will visit She
left by way Of the q. B. & @. to
Chicago.
Will and Barney Bendorf, of
Mason City and New Hampton, Ia. /,
respectively were here to attend the
funeral of their brother, John BeDdorf
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Daniels former
ly of Blue River will erect new
residence in the spring on the property
they recently purchased in the west
portion of the city.
"A number Of Platteville citizens
had BUSINESS at the county seat on Fri
day and Saturday. Several were in
terested in the mining law suit in
circuit court. Among them we noticed
the following: H. D. Kimball. F.
E. Doescher, F. Krog. F. T. Cam
minis. A. B. Frederick, W. L.
Throne, Martin Longhenry, J. E.
Kennedy andDavid Condry.
Miss Orpha Edwards, daughter
OF Matthew Edwards of this city,
was united in marriage on Wednes-
day, February "a, to Mr.. William A.
Thomas, of Rock Valley, La. The
wedding took place in Marshfield
Wisconsin at the home of the bride s
brother Atty. Clarence Edwards of
Marshfeld, Wis Miss Edwards has
lived most of her life in Lancaster
and vicinity and Is favorahIv known
by a large circle Of friends. Mr..
Thomas, although formerly of Grant
county has for some time lived in
Rock Valley, Iowa, where he con-
ducts a successful lumber business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas will make
their home in Rock Valley. The
Herald joins with their many friends
in extending congratulations.