Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-05-19
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

w. B. Carter had business in
Madison last week.
-Chas West, of Cassville, was a
county seat caller Friday.
Miss Margaret Bolzell visited at
her home in Montfort Sunday.
Miss Frances Andrew. of Livings-
ton was visitor here last week.
Atty. 7 L. CIeary of PlatteviIle
was in Lancaster Friday on legal
business.
Frank Kofler the former Bloom
ington tailor has his shop on the
east side of the postofice building.
Miss May Joeckel left Saturday
for Appleton to join her father who is
now engaged in active business there.
Mrs. Fred Krog and children and
Minnie Mackey left Friday on their
return to Platteville after a visit
here.
Mrs. VIM. Hayes, of Madison.
visited here the past week with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. August
Michaels.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Eastman
and little daughter Polly left Friday
afternoon for visit with Platteville
relatives.
Mrs. Smith. of Fennimore, at
tended the contest Friday evening in
which her daughter Donna won the
girls prize.
Il D. Eastman has started work
preparatory to the construction of his
residence on the lot west of the North
western hotel.
DR. G. 5. Moore returned Thurs
day evening from Danville, ILL.,,
where he attended the meeting of the
Illinois Dental Association.
-Adolph Nathan, of the we'll
known Chicago clothing firm of Kuh.
Nathan and Fisher, arrived Saturday
evening for a visit with Lancaster
relatives.
Marriage licenses were issued
last week to Leo Jack, Beetown and
Stella Laufenberg, Cassville; John
Hammes and Mabel Gray, both of
Glen Haven.
Rev. F. W. Shoenfeldt, Of Dodge
vile visited here last Tuesday night
with Rev. Hannaford. He oficiated
at funeral in Glen Haven and was
on his return home.
Henry Schroeder. of Animation,
was in Lancaster last Wednesday,
Mr.. Schroeder has almost entirely
recovered and looks we'll. In view
of the difficult operation required to
remove the bullets from his body, his
rapid recovery may we'll be marvelled
at. Mr.. Schroeder visited with rela-
tives in this city.
The Galena base ball association
is already signing players and
visitor in this city from Galena,
stated last week that the Lead Nine
city is planning on cleaning up everys
thing hereabouts the coming season.
Monte Bales, who played third base
for the Galena bunch last season is
manager this year and he is said to
have signed likely lot of candidates
who are due to report this week for
their tryouts. The association has
ordered brand new suits OF white
with blue trimmings.
The Highland Press suggests the
possible makeup of Southwest
Wisconsin Base Ball League in the
following item: Pretty near time
the fans were getting together and
arranging for team to represent the
old mining town this year. High
land has always had a team in the
field that make the best of them 'tsit
up and look and this year there
should be no exception. With teams
of Platteville. Lancaster, Boscobel,
Lone Rock. Muscoda and RichIand
Center, a Southwest Wisconsin League
could be formed, and with the right
management, could be made paying
one, giving the fans plenty of good
up-to-date ball as we'll. Talk it
over.
"A meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Alumni association was
held few evenings ago. 1t was de-
cided to hold the annual meeting and
banquet June this year. This will
be Saturday, the day after commence
ment which falls on June 4. The
meeting will probably take place in the
afternoon at the high school building
and it is likely that the address will