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

VIM. Rowden was a Fennimore
visitor Wednesday,
Rev. Sovde. of Fennimore was
a caller here Saturday.
WIN Rose and wife visited in
Boscobel over Sunday.
H. A. Russell, of Platteville,
was in this city Thursday.
w. c. Suttle, of Lancaster, was
Milwaukee visitor last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Rudersdorf, of
FennImore, were here Saturday.
j. w. Burgess and A. B. Teasdale,
of Cassville, visited in Lancaster last
week.
r. h. Heberlein, of Mineral
Point was in Lancaster on business
Friday.
F. H. Shuppener, of Sitter,
visited at the 'hub of the county"
Friday.
Henry Henkel is rapidly recover
ing from the effects of his recent
serious illness.
Miss Nora Plapp returned to
Platteville Monday after a few days
visit in Lancaster.
Sam Stevens, who is now on the
road for a Milwaukee firm, visited
here over Sunday.
Leo and Bertha Clark, of Fenni-
more, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Horsefall over Sunday.
Will Duncalf left Friday after
noon for Madison where he visited his
brother Fred, at the University, over
Sunday. ~
Mrs. And. Anderson and children
left Monday for Toronto, Canada,
where Mr.. Anderson has gone into
business.
Misses OImstead and Burris, of
Boscobel, visited here couple of days
last week with Sheriff Harcleroad
and family.
Pres. J. W. Livingston arrived
home Wednesday from an extended
trip through California and other
Western states.
Bert Angus has accepted en-
ployment in a grocery store in
Lawton Okla. where his family will
Join him shortly.
-Ex-sheriff j. W. Watson, of
Clifton, visited in Lancaster the
latter part of last week returning
home Monday morning.
Simon Langstaff and wife of
British Hollow transacted business
in Lancaster Tuesday of this week and
paid the Herald call.
Miss Angie Gordan. of Memo
minee, who teaches the third and
fourth grades in the Boscobel schools
was Lancaster caller Saturday.
President Livingston, of the
Platteville Normal. resumed his
school duties Friday after a two
months vacation. His western trip
greatl, benefited his health.
The North school bind had its
picture taken Friday at Orton's studio
and afterward rendered a selection on
the streets. The boys do very we'll es
pecially when tie ages of mos Of them
are considered. -
Miss hazel Andrew visited the
latter part of the week in Blooming
ton with her former school-mate Mrs.
Sam Stephens. of Milwaukee, who is
enjoying a months visit with her
mother and sister in that village.
She returned to Lancaster Sunday
morning.
The PlattevIlle Normal baseball
team passed through here Saturday
enroute for Fennimore to meet the
high school team of that village. The
following were in the party: Will
Murphy. Leroy Geach. Joe Henderson,
Clarence Blanchard, Jenkyn ELS
worth, Lee Jones, George Walker
and Clifford Burns.
The Platteville Normal baseball
team went through here Saturday
evening from Fennimore where they
were defeated by score of 4 to 3.
The boys were unanimous in their
denunciation of the unfair treatment
received in that village. They said
that it would have been impossible for
any team TO have defeated Fennimore
If handed the same sort of rotten
deal that they received.
Henry Schrader, who was shot
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