Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-10-05

-Thos. Lyness, Of Bloomington had
business here Monday.
Oakley leighton, Of Mt. Hope,
visited here Saturday.
&C. F. Gundlach was over from
Livingston Wednesday.
j. B. johnson. of Montfort, was
in Lancaster Wednesday.
j. E. Carroll was here from
Prairie du Chen Friday.
N. Schaefer, of Potosi, was a
county seat caller Wednesday.
John Langkamp. of Harrison,
called here last week on business.
Ed Wilmotte, of Potosi, had bust
ness in the probate court here yester
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Whitcher, of
Lima, were callers Wednesday of last
week.
H. q. Adkins and T. 9. Draper.
of Platteville were county seat callers
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thole, of
Glen Haven, were Lancaster callers
Monday
George Meyer and H. Blindert,
of Potosi, were in this city Thursday
on business
y. E. Riese, Of Bloomington and
r. Ell. Reck. of Madison were Lancas-
ter visitors Saturday.
Guernsey Abraham, Of GAINESVILLE,
went through Lancaster Sunday en-
route to Bloomington.
Martin, Jay and Frank Sweeney
have returned from Cassvllle, where
they have been employed for several
weeks.
The Grand hotel was quarantined
last Saturday in order to prevent the
spread of small pox which disease a
guest had contracted
The mill at the Mitchell Hollow
mine, in which property Lancaster
people have held stock, is being moved
to the Benton district.
All Royal Neighbors are request
ed to attend camp at Beetown on Sat
urday evening. Oct. 9Th 1910. 1nitia-
| tion and refreshments
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Society will meet at the home OF Mrs.
Fl. Kohenberg next Thursday.
Friends are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Eastman,
Misses Hunter and Aupperle left yes
terday for Milwaukee. Mrs. East
man went as a delegate to the Grand
Chapter of the Eastern Star.
Mrs n G. Noyes of Dubuque,
who has been visiting at the home of
Rev. A Cramer went to Platteville
last Friday and will retnrn Thursday
and stay till after the Mission Festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomas ex-
pect to leave this month for Almira,
CAL, for visit accompanying their
nephew Geo. Ennor home. Last week
they returned from visit with Hazel
Green relatives.
Hon George Clementson presid-
ing judge of this circuit for twenty
seven years or during the entire time
he has been on the bench, has not
lost day when holding regular ses-
sions because of illness. -Dodgeville
Sun Republic.
AT recent meeting of the South
western Wisconsin Poultry Asst held
in Dodgeville it was decided to hold
the next show at Blanchardville the
first week in January. Judge Russell,
noted poultry expert will have
charge of the exhibition.
-Fennimore will erect a new high
school building this year at proba-
BILE cost of $780, 200. Lancaster has
needed new high school for the past
twenty years but certain element of
our population has always seen fit TO
oppose any movement for the welfare
of the public schools
Weather prophets Of this vicinity
who base their predictions upon signs
and omens in which their fathers
placed unqualified trust agree with
the scientific forecasters in saying
that October will be a pleasant month
throughout. The rainy and frosty
portion Of the month will cume dur
ing the closing days it is said although
slight frosts are expected during the
first two weeks.
John M. Gardner spent couple
of days last week surveying at Pine