Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-21


Miss Gala Fosbinder visited in
! Lancaster last week.
Roy Simpson, of Montfort, was
in Lancaster Monday.
Miss Lou Kaltenbach expects to
go to Dubuque for visit today.
DIR. Paul Howell, of Beloit,
visited at his home last week.
Mrs. Ralph Barney is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Lowry.
Mrs R. W. Carter, of Livingston,
visited her parents here last week.
George Hough and Paul Keit-
lingor left Monday morning for Mil
waukee
DIR. and Mrs. j. Fl. Reed went to
Millville yesterday for visit at the
George Moore farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pagan, of
Patch Grove, were Lancaster visitors
Thursday and Friday.
George Reed expects to leave to-
morrow for Montana where he will
visit at various points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewald Scheibl, of
Chicago. arrived Wednesday evening
for a visit with relatives.
-Culhane's Comedians played to
crowded houses last week and seemed
to give general satisfaction.
Mrs. Clay Chapman and son
Eugene returned to Platteville Mon
dap morning after weeks visit here.
&C. F. Dickinson, VIM Snimmin
and Ralph Place attended the meet
ing of the Republican Committee held
at Fennimore Saturday.
Will Alcorp of Ladysmith who
has been visiting here for several
weeks has decided to stay in this
section Of the state for the winter.
He signed contract as teacher of the
Keller school and left to take up his
duties Monday morning.
The Ladies' of the Cemetery AS
rummage sale some time in October.
If you have any contributions to make
notify, Mrs. John e. Howe, Mrs.
George Q. Sykes, or Miss Emma
Schreiner. Further notice will be
given later
The Lancaster cornet band
furnished music for the Grant County
Fair, under the leadership of Chas.
Edwards of Linden, formerly of this
city. Director E. j. Morse was un-
able to be here during the fair as the
fall session Of circuit court was being
held III Richland County at that time
The boys were liberal in dispensing
high grade music during the day and
Thursday and Friday evenings gave
two splendid concerts.
A young man can always make
himself solid on his job by cheerfully
doing what his employer wants him
to, whether he thinks it best or not
He isn't putting up the money or
shouldering the responsibility. The
man who is responsible must have a
free hand to work out his own plans.
SO never be a bulIhead or a crouch
with the man who gives you d job.
Work to his plans and do your best to
make them win and do it most cheer
fully. When you can't do that, quit
your job. Elk.
! -Delos Edwards is home from
! Colorado, where he spent good por-
tion of the summer. He reports that
the gold, silver and copper prospect,
In which he is interested near Coal
dale, Colorado, looks better than ever.
He also holds an interest in a marble
claim near by Experts who have
examined the product of this claim
say that it is equal to the best marble
of Italy. Mr. Edwards was obliged
to return home because of his brothers.
recent accident His father is still
in Colorado and Hubert Ait, who has
been spending the summer, with them
is expected home this week.
The case of Sherman Rice against
Chris. Kliebenstein has caused quite
good deal of interest during the
past week, inasmuch as two jury
trials have been had. both juries dis
agreeing. The facts claimed in the
case are about these: Kliebenstein
owned a farm and Rice claimed that
be brought him and buyer together,
and asked a commissi ion of one dollar
per acre for selling the farm. Klie-
benstein claims that he did not EN-
ploy Rice at all, and difference in
opinion in the matter brought about
the suit After two juries had dis
agreed. If was decided to leave the