Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-09-15
LOCAL NEWS NOTES


E. J ROethe visited in Ian
caster over Sunday.
Gus wenzel had business in
Fennimore Saturday.
"A. Vondrum, OF Potosi, was in
this city Wednesday.
Atty. T. L. Cleary had legal
business here Friday.
j. W. Jones. of Fennimors, was
in Lancaster Saturday.
Frank Burrows has been quite
i'll for the past week.
IT. G. Wetmore, of Patch Grove,
was in Lancaster Wednesday.
Miss Lorena Golden. of Platte.
vile, is enjoying visit in this city.
"A Dickinson and A. ]. Ragatz.
of Potosi. were in Lancaster Friday.
Louis Groom of CassvilJe, trans
acted bushes in this city last Friday.
Miss Margaret McBrien arrived
home Friday noon from visit in
Dubuque.
Miss Margaret McBrien visited
last week IN Dubuque with relatives
and friends.
"A big majority of the Grant
county schools have started the
years work.
Conductor Kuhns resumed his
run Thursday having recovered from
his recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Garner left
last week for visit in White, S. D.,
with their daughter Mrs. Clarence
Hinch.
Mayor James Dolan, of Platte
Vile, was in this city Saturday. He
was accompanied by Chester Creisler.
of Lodi.
Postmaster J. 7. Webb left Sum-
day for Milwaukee to attend the state
postmasters convention in session in
that city.
Miss Arbelle Jewell left Sunday
for her home in Madison after an en-
joyable visit with her friend Miss
Mabel Ressmeyer.
Il. o. Pennock and Harry Nathan
left Saturday morning for Monroe
where they enrolled in the Monroe
Business Institute.
Mrs. Ben Petty took the train
Saturday morning for Sitter where
she visited over Sunday with her
sister. Mrs. Bayman.
The Baraboo Democrat says that
Burr Robbins Jr. is located at Girard,
Dawson County, Montana where he
has settled on land claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. i. Edwards,
OF Shenandoah, Iowa, have been en-
.joyIng a visit with friends and rela-
tives in this city and vicinity.
Walter Patterson, of Baraboo. a
former member OF the Lancaster high
school faculty. is teaching in the
Cedarburg high school this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Belscamper
attended the Menominee fair last
week. The former had charge of an
exhibit for the j. 1. Case Plow Com
pany.
j. A. Tormey, of Fennimore,
passed through here Wednesday en-
route for Bloomington where he had
been engaged to act as live stock
judge at the fair.
Edward Schmidt left Friday
morning for st. Louis to resume his
work in the st. Louis Theological
school. This is his last year as a
student in that institution.
The little daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. Cooper who fractured one of her
limbs on Tuesday of last week is doing
nicely. They took her to Lancaster
Wednesday for an X-Ray examina-
ton, and the limb was placed in a
plaster cast. -Montfort Mail
Il. P. Basford arrived home We'd
nesday noon after spending the sum-
mer with his brother Archie's Eric
Ericsson Company. He played in the
band and also had part in the cast
of the play. He left the company
at Mankato, MINI.
Mrs. Frank Smith of Lancaster
has concluded a months visit in
Cassville. Mrs. Geo. E. Groom &C.
companied her to stay until after the
fair. They will both spend a few
days this week at Bloomington, GO
inc thara from, Horlo,r Gnr.n crr,o,r -