Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-07-28

urday morning.
L. H. Stevens was in Fennimore
yesterday morning.
Place and Jerrett's next shipping
day will be Monday of next week.
Will Wilkinson of Beetown. took
the train yesterday morning for Cuba
City.
"A. N. Crabtree and family are
expected back from California next
month
Mrs. V. Fl. Brpnker, of Barneveld,
visited over Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Wright.
Dorothy Hickok, of this city,
left last week for Bloomington for a
visit with relatives.
Frank Meyer who is employed at
the B. NJ. & B. mine near Montfort
visited home over Sunday.
Mrs. Finnegan and Miss Maggie
Mcnamara attended the funeral Of
Thos. Tormey at Highland Saturday.
Misses Gladys and Elizabeth
Buchner left yesterday morning for
their home in Milwaukee after visit
at the 81. S. Rhodes home.
j. Cardy, of Mason City, Iowa,
arrived Wednesday for a visit. His
wife and children have been visiting
for some time with Mrs Cardy's aunt
Mrs. VIM. Smith. Mr.. Cardy is an
old resident of Lancaster.
Clarence Howe returned Monday
evening from Milwaukee where he
has been taking treatment for throat
trouble. He and his sister Miss
Theda Howe expect to leave shortly
for Sioux City for visit with their
brother Paul.
Mrs. Anderson, of Marshall,
Texas, who has been visiting In
Patch Grove. suddenly became insane
last week and after an examination
was committed to Mendoza hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Humphrey accom-
panied her to Lancaster Sunday and
on Monday Mr. and Mrs. NARROW
Kidd went with her to Mendoza.
DIR. @. q. NARROW has been
chosen by the state board of Dental
Examiners to represent Wisconsin,
at the three day meeting of the Ma
tional association of Dental Examiners
to be held at Old Point Comfort, Va,
Aug. 2nd, 3rd and 4th and will leave
here Friday afternoon, July 30th and
be absent from his Office about ten
days.
CONSTRUCTION Of the new cement
walks on north Jefferson and Madison
streets has been started and when
completed will add greatly to the ap
pearance of the north section of our
city. The greater part of the work is
being done by John Orinkwater.
Clark Showalter is also engaged in
laying a part of the walk on Madison
street
Advertising car No. 1 of Gollmar
Bros. circus will be here on or about
August 4. The small boy of this
city and. if the truth be known. their
elders also, are anxiously waiting the
coming OF the flaming posters, the
careful perusal of which will partial
ly satisfy their excited minds until
the circus itself arrives on the
eighteenth.
Christian Kraemer a we'll known
old Lancaster citizen, died at his
home in this city last Thursday, after
comparatively brief illness. Mr..
Kraemer was born in Westphalen,
Germany. Dec 80. 1880 making him
rs years. 6 months and "a days oil
at the time of his death. Early in
life he emigrated to this country and
setted at quite an early date on a
farm in the town of North Lancaster.
For the past few years he has made his
home in this city. Funeral services
were held Sunday afternoon at 2 80
from the house. Rev. J. T. Morgans,
of the NJ. E. church officiating In
terment took place in Hillside ceme-
terry. Mr. Kraemer is survived by
two sons and two daughters, Henry
Kraemer, of Iowa, Albert Kraemer, of
North Lancaster. Miss Katherine
Kraemer. and Mrs. August Briel, of
this city
In order to remove a big tree
that stood somewhat in the way
of the cement walk being constructed
past Judge Clementson' residence on
North Jefferson street, it was neces-
sary to use three sticks of dynamite.
The roots OF the tree were 'grubbed
out" for some distance around and an