Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-04-20

Dan BOSNIAN, of Mt Hope, had
business at the county seat Saturday.
John Msnkel had business IN
Richland Center last week.
Mrs P. j. Schloesser, of Chicago,
is visiting Lancaster relatives.
Lloyd Garner accompanied Prof.
Livingston to Bloomington Friday.
Henry Nichols had the mis-
fortune to lose a valuable horse last
week.
Ed W. Smith and family moved
to their new home in Boscobel last
week.
Game Warden Storrs, of Fenni-
more, was in Lancaster on business
Monday.
Prof. Livingston judged a decla-
matory contest in Bloomington Fri
day evening.
MIR. and Mrs. George Beck ar
rived home Monday noon from visit
in Dodgeville.
Lewis Croft has been aiding his
son Clarence on the latter's North
Lancaster farm.
Mrs. P. Finnegan visited last
week in Bloomington with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ben Zenz.
David M. Eastman visited during
the past week in Cobb at the home of
his son, H. j. Eastman.
DIR. Doolittle has erected garage
on his property Immediately north of
the henry Belz blacksmith shop.
Mrs. @. S. Helberg arrived home
last week from Baraboo, where she
visited several days with her father,
F. N. Greenslet.
Mrs. Chas Thier and little
daughter Dorothy, of Swift, Alabama,
are visiting relatives in Lancaster and
vicinity. They expect to remain in
Grant Co. for some time.
j. r. Place has completed lot of
improvements in his residence in the
first ward. He has put in two bath
rooms. enlarged the kitchen, connected
the place with the city sewer, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos Woulstenholme,
of Grand Island, Neb.. arrived last
week for visit with relatives and
also attend to business connected with
the estate of the late G. J. Hyde,
Mrs. Woolstenholme' father.
A. J. Guernsey is having the old
Govier opera house building in Fen
nimore refitted and painted through
out. High class attractions only will
be booked for this theater. w. E
Hayward. formerly of Lancaster has
charge of the work.
-Chas Borah is the latest Lancas-
ter auto owner. His is an "automo-
bile" wood saw. He purchased the
machine in Montfort and during the
past week has been thoroughly testing
it. He reports that in any ways it is
Improvement over the old method.
Miss Aida Fluekiger. who form
erly taught in the Lancaster, schools
has been re-engaged as member Of
the Dodgeville high school faculty.
Principal Fl. W. Kircher, who is also
we'll known in Lancaster. was re-
engaged.
The high school base ball team
was scheduled to play Plattevllle
high school here last Saturday but as
| the weather was better suited to snow
balling the game was called off, The
coming Saturday the local team will
play the Normal team at Platteville
if weather permits.
The following made up the
Platteville delegation last Saturday
including the ball team, which un-
fortunately could not get into action !:
Lloyd Eustace, Percy Hatcher. Harry
Brown, Everett Brown, W. Uren.
Leon Henning, Clement Thompson,
A. G. Laughton. Jas. Murphy and L.
Cushman.
Arnold Hauser, the former Lam
caster ball player, has succeeded in
winning a regular position with the
st. Louis Nationals. This is a re-
markable showing for a player who
has been in league company but one
year. Of the large number of Cardinal
recruits Hauser was one of four who
were retained by Mgr. Bresnahan.
A meeting will be held shortly
for the purpose Of organizing a Grant
Co., automobile and good roads as
ISOLATION. Platteville parties are
prime movers in the organization
which surely should result benefcially
for those intarcsfod q Fl Eastman