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

Livingston Friday.
George smerl was here from
Ellenboro Thursday.
d B. Brunson, of Fennimore,
visited here last week.
L. Fl. Stevens visited at out of
town points last week.
w. Pier was down from Sitter
on Thursday Q lasS week.
W. W. Hucktible, of Dodgeville,
had business here Thursday.
r. E. Boesser. of Sitter, was
in Lancaster last Friday.
DIR. Godfrey was a passenger on
the outgoing train Friday.
C. ". Donaldson, of CassvllIe,
had business here Wednesday.
WIN. W. Porter was here from
Potosi on Friday of last week.
H. E. Washburn. of Montfort,
was a county seat caller Friday.
F. q. Cox, of Potosi. was a Ian
caster visitor the first of last week.
-Robt. Narrower, of Platteville,
was county seat visitor last week
r. Mitchell, of Mineral Point,
had business IN Lancaster last Friday.
-Chas. Dennis, of Preston, was
a Lancaster business visitor last week.
Oscar Smith of Glen Haven was a
business caller in Lancaster Thurs
day.
j. L. Parish and Frank Screenan,
of Platteville, were in Lancaster last
Thu rsd y.
~R. 1. Shuppener transacted bust
ness at the county seat a couple of
days last week.
N. j. Tiedeman delivered a load
of his soft drinks in Cassville We'd
nesday.
Henry Bausch attended the
Bausch- Hernon nuptials in Cassville
last week.
IF. M. Prestley and c. W. Schri
yer, of Mineral Point had business in
Lancaster Thursday.
-Coasting has been good during
the past week and the 'kids" enjoy
ing it to the utmost.
Herbert Taylor was among the
university students who enjoyed
brief vacation at their homes in this
city.
Work was started last week in
encasing the hot water pipes etc. in
the court house in asbestos. L. q.
Hickok did the work
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cornelius start
ed on Wednesday on their return trip
to Lincoln, Neb, after a pleasant
visit with Lancaster relatives.
Glare Totman, Frank Maiben,
George Carter and Albert Wieden-
beck, all university students visited
last week at their homes in this city.
j. J. Hartle, of Kenosha, is
located in the Mccarthy blacksmith
shop for a time. He is putting
several of the local automobiles in
condition.
Fl. G. Bennett of Glen Haven,
was in Lancaster on business Friday
and incidentally dropped in and
added his name to the Herald's sub
scription list.
Two large new steel cases were
installed last week in the vault ad-
adjoining the Office of the clerk Of the
court. They axe to be used for the
filing away Of records of cases both
for thos that have been decided and
those now pending. They have long
been needed and form a valuable ad-
dition to the equipment Of the vault
Several Of the gun club mem
bers held clay pigeon shoots at the
fair grounds on Wednesday and
Thursday of last week. The follow.
ing are the scores: Wednesday,
John Decker. 10 out of 30; L. G..
Hickok, Z out of 80; Fl. Schmidt, IL
out of 80; Thursday, Fred Wenzel,
Z out of 40, Fred Day, 90 out of 40
A. Wenzel, II out of 3d. N. ]. Tiede-
man, 8 out of 40; H. Schmidt, II out
of %, L. @. Hickok, 16 out of 40
Marburger, ont of %.
After being arrested and con-
fronted with the evidence Of his
guilt, David Foust. of near Wauzeka,
confessed that he stole box of house
hold goods from the depot here. The
box belonged to Henry Eyers and was