Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-02-24

r.. n. Greer was over from
Bloomington Sunday.
Mrs. John Foley Of Cassville is
visiting relatives here.
John Conley, of Werley. was in
Lancaster Saturday.
L. o. Roihe. of Sitter, was
Lancaster caller Sunday.
To-day is Ash Wednesday the
beginning of the Lenten season.
1t was five years yesterday since
the signing of the Panama treaty.
Jacob Wissbaum has been quite
Ill for the past week at the Philips
House.
Glare Totman, Frank Maiben
and Herbert Taylor returned to Madi-
son Monday.
Miss Hilda Fisher has been
seriously i'll the past week out at this
writing is improving.
Miss Margaret Clifton, Of Lima,
is visiting with her grand parents Mr..
and Mrs. E. W Clifton.
Bernard Baxter, of Butte, Mont,
has been enjoying a visit with his
another Mrs. ". B. Baxter.
George Hyde and Fred Burr were
home from Mineral Point the first of
the week for a short visit.
MIR. and Mrs. Nadab Eastman, of
PlatteviIle, visited here Saturday and
Sunday at the Will Eberhardt home.
M. NJ. Doyle, of Mitchell, S. D.,
and F. B. Jayne. of Williston, n. D..
are CALI on friends in this vicinity.
DIR. and Mrs. Roy Carter, of Liv
ingston, drove over Saturday evening
for short visit. They returned Sun
day evening.
"A pleasant dance was held at
Reeds opera house last Friday night.
Music was furnished by the local
orchestra.
Mrs. Chas. Osthoff and children
returned to their home in Baraboo
Monday after two days visit at the
Robert BROKER home.
Mrs. Herbert Pend1eton return
ed to her home in WyaIusing on
Monday of this week. Miss Myrtle
Pendleton accompanied her for
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Erwin,
sister of Fred Cox. and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Philbrick, of South Lancaster,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Cox.
Misses Nellie Howell and Emma
Ressmeyer. both students in the
PIatteviIle Normal returned to their
work Monday after couple of days
visit at their homes.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued by thu County Clerk to JAS.
Bevins and Maud NJ. Morehouse, Of
South Lancaster and Robert ]. Bevins
and Ella B. Brock, of Lancaster.
Mrs. Ed Carter will move her
household goods to Madison this
week. She recently sold her resi-
dence in this city and will hereafter
make her home in the Capitol city.
"A sleighload party from town
went out to John Ertz's last Wednes
day evening. south west of town.
They gave Mr. Ertz a pleasant sur
prise and spent an enjoyable evening.
Refreshments were served and dane
ing were INDUCED in until the hour
came to depart.
The following were among those
from away who attended the funeral
of Mss. Thos. lockwood: Benjamin
Croft. a brother, of Walnut Grove,
Mimi. Mesdames w. 5. Lance and r.
Kettlewell, nieces. of Window,
Mimi, and Mrs. Ann Davidson. a
sister in law, of Joliet, Ill.
The patronage at the Lancaster
pasteurizing plant has increased to
such a large extent that they were
forced to install another new 1O-horse
engine to run their churn exclusively.
They will now use their steam boiler
and engine for pasteurizing cream and
milk for making butter and cheese
also to furnish steam and hot water
to keep all watts, cream cans and
fixtures in a good sanitary condition.
This firm being in business only one
season has the remarkable number of
167 farmers bringing cream and milk
to their factory.
The attention of many Lancaster
citizens was called to a red light In