Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-24

nlmore yesterday
John Scanlan was down from
Fennimore Friday.
ID. M. Bum of Platteville was
in town yesterday.
D. M Baxter Of Fennimore was
in Lancaster Monday.
Mort BARLEY was over from
bennington yesterday
Alloys Grimm of Cassville, was
in the city yesterday.
Dick and Harrison Allen were
here from Livingston yesterday.
C, Fl. Bartlett, of Cuba City, was
in Lancaster Thursday and Friday.
H. Hudson, Of Flora, left Lancas-
ter on the 1 80 train for Ridgeway.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Boyd and
children visited at Bagley over Sun
day.
Oscar Heberlein and little son
returned Monday from brief visit in
Jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pearson went
to Chicago yesterday to locate their
home there.
Mrs. Nellie Brotherson, Of Madi-
son is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Keziah Garner.
Mrs. Ed Bennett returned Mon
day fom visit with Mrs. Theodore
Werder. in Ashland.
Mrs. J. w. Jerrett and daughter
Bertha, of North Lancaster, were
Herald visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Edwards will have an
auction Of household goods on the
street Saturday afternoon, Aug. q,
1910.
Hiram Wagner returned to Prairie
du Chen yesterday. His mother ac
companied him and will make her
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The band will start its concert at
: 80 Thursday evening and conclude
it at s 80 on account of the show "A
Pair of Country Kids
Mrs. E. W. Eastman and son
Willard, left yesterday for their home
IN Bellevue, Iowa. They visited
week at the home Of L D. Eastman.
-A-no and Ernest Alt returned
from Milwaukee Friday. They visited
their sister Lizetta who is learning to
be a nurse in the Columbia hospital
in that city.
Mrs. w. J. Schade returned Mon
day from Chicago, where she has been
in the Presbyterian hospital for the
past six weeks. Mrs. Schade is re-
covering very nicely.
Friday evening the passenger
train was "stalled' just north of
Harvey Abran s farm. on account of
an uncompleted culvert. The train
could not be run across the place until
after seven O'Clock, and most of the
passengers got off and walked into the
city.
"A feature Of the band concert
Thursday evening was the introduce
tion Of the new overture entitled
"A Hunting Scene. = This piece
opens with a slow, religioso strain,
suggesting early morning, next
bugle call and echo and faster, des
cribing the progress of the hunt.
There are several parts in which the
bass section Of the band sing few
lines. which IS an interesting de-
parture from the orthodox band
piece - The concert was enjoyed by
the usual large number of towns folk.
Jack Cranage pleaded guilty be
fore Judge Clementson Friday and
was given an is months sentence for
resisting an officer. This last visit
to Waupun will be jack fourth trip
over the road. It is not known
whether or not he set his own cell on
fire the night he was in the calaboose.
but Marshal Mccarthy has reason to
believe he did. His plan no doubt
was to escape in the smoke while be-
ing rescued. He was more dead
than alive when found, however, and
if it had not been for DR.. Critchlow's
prompt work Jack wouldn't have
paid this fourth visit to the 'pen. "
When Frank Webb, of Gilbert.
Minnesota, who is general superin
tendent Of the northern mines of the
Republic Iron and Steel Company,
was in Lancaster 10 days ago, he was
visitor at the Herald sanctum and
related some very interesting things
in connection with his work and the