Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-05-12
LOCAL NEWS NOTES


I vile Friday.
John Powell. of Potosi, was in
Lancaster Friday.
Mrs. Calls is seriously i'll at her
home in this city.y..
Mrs. Frank Horton visited in
Fennimore Saturday.
Will Murlooney was over from
Bloomington Wednesday.
-Chas. Streeter, of Fennimore,
was in Lancaster Thursday.
Mrs. MONTE came down from
Fennimore Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Ellis. from
Mt. Hope, were in Lancaster Friday.
e. F. Kreul, of Hickory Grove,
was in this city Friday on business.
Mrs. Pickard, of Fennimore.
visited last week with friends in. Lam
caster.
George MORE, of Bridgeport.
was in Lancaster on business last
Saturday.
Mrs. Chas Simpson Jr.. and
little daughter of Fennimore were
Lancaster visitors Friday.
"A marriage license was issued
last week to Thos NJ. Melheim, and
Joseph Davis, Wingville.
Miss Nora Plapp, of Platteville.
has been enjoying visit for several
days with Miss Mabel Vincent.
Mrs. Mary Lutz, of the g.. Francis
Home of Dubuque. is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thompson,
of Beetown. visited in Lancaster with
relatives and frieuds last week.
Lambert Groenier sold two Story
& Clark pianos last week one to 0.
Farrand and one to Henry Reynolds.
Lou Fisher is enjoying a visit
through the west. He expected to
visit Idaho, Montana and Washing
ton.
/ Mrs. j. w. Hurlburt visited the
State HOSPITAL at Mendoza where she
found Mr.. Hulburt much improved
in health.
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Numerous fishing parties went
out of here Saturday and Sunday but
no record breaking catches have been
reported as yet.
Wilbur McGonigal left Friday
morning for Viroqua where he will
start his work as agent for Reeds
Cream Separators. His canvassing
territory includes the Vernon county
towns.
Erwin Oaklief arrived here We'd
nesday for a visit at his home south
west of this city. Mr.. Oaklief is en-
ployed in Albany, Wis, in the hard
ware store of George Gelbach, a son
of Louis Gelbach, of this city.
ID. r. Williams. who built the
railroad into Lancaster and who of
late has been promoting a line of
railway through the western states ar
rived Thursday to consult with local
people interested IL mis- proposition.
Frank Kofler, who has been run
ming a tailoring establishment in
Bloomington for several months, ex
poets to move back to Lancaster to
engage in business here. He was
formerly employed by Joeckel Bros.
Louis Starr and family and Mr..
and Mrs VIM. Starr left for their
new home in Montrose, COL, Thurs
day Their car went several days
previous, Gene Starr accompanying
it. Gene will erect residence for
the family on the fruit farm.
"A suit brought by Mrs. Mary g.
Moses against VIM. Mccormick was
heard Wednesday by Justice G.. W.
Burrows. The action was for one
years rental of the plaintiffs resi-
denc5 property in the second ward
and certain damage done TO growing
shrubbery, grass etc, on the property,
the total amount being $175. Atty.
R. A. Watkins appeared for the
plaintiff and H. c. Carthew for the
defendant. The jury, consisting of
Walt Shipley, E. L. Mccoy, Frank
Orion. A. Y. Decker, George Pearson
and Robert Draper, brought in
verdict in favor of the plaintiff, the
amount of the damages etc. being
estimated by them at $40.
This seems to be the wolf hunt
ers' busy season. Within the past
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