Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-14

| T. M. Pallet, Ut FennimOre was
in Lancaster Thursday.
Andrew Vondrum. of Potosi, visit
ed friends here this week
"A new ensilage cutter arrived last
week for Chas. Vesperman.
Mrs. Fred Hagen arrived home
from Galena Monday evening.
Mrs. Vivian arrived here from
Galena Wednesday for visit
-Chas. R. Fox was here from
Mineral Point on business Monday.
Beaver Deputy George PuIsifer,
of Livingston, visited friends here
Monday
Miss Mae Joeckel, of Chicago, ar
rived Monday evening for visit with
friends,
Mrs. Frank Horton, of Fenni-
more, arrived Monday noon for a
short visit.
DIR. David Cook, of Julesburg,
Col, is visiting his father John Cook
and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. F. Orion left
yesterday morning for Milwaukee to
attend the State Fair.
Mrs. Gould, of Ashton, ILL.,, ar
rived Monday noon for a visit with
her mother Mrs. J. Smith.
Mrs. McAllister. of Morrison,
ILL.,, left for her home Monday via
Potosi after a pleasant visit with the
Moores.
The fronts of the G. W. Roberts
Music Store and Ressmeyer & Caspers
Harness Shop have been improved by
a coat of paint.
Miss Beth Lisherness left last
Wednesday for Monduvi. Wis, where
she has position in the the high
school teaching force.
Jack Edge, of Buckwheat Ridge,
has purchased the Frank Ely property
north of the Northwestern yards and
expects shortly to move to town.
Mrs. Minnie Crane and daughter
Mildred returned to their home in
Madison Saturday after a pleasant
, visit with Lancaster relatives and
friends.
Mrs. J. W. Lovely, of Fowler,
California arrived in Lancaster last
evening on her way home from
Michigan, for visit with the editor
of the Herald and wife.
Edgar Parsons left Saturday morn
ing for his home at Cleveland, Ohio,
for a two weeks visit after which hi
will return to the University of Wis
'oonsin to take up his Junior yea1
studies.
Hester and Carl Harper, of Madi
son, arrived here Thursday for a visi
with relatives and friends Carl made
the trip on his bicycle. His time fol
the entire Misunderstanding in the
neighborhood of eighty miles-wa'
III hours.
One by one the Grant County
nimrods are getting into the game
Every week County Clerk Tufley re
ceives applications for licenses from
all parts Of the county. Up to date
$50 hunters have paid their fees anC
received permission to engage in thei1
favorite sport to their hearts content
John Cero, of Animation, is taking
treatment at the Lancaster sanitarun
for rheumatic trouble of long stand
ing. Mr.. Cero is one Of sixteen re.
gular patients that Prof. Schadt
now has under his care. All seem tc
! be improving in health and ar6 en-
thusiastic over the treatment given a
the local institution.
On his return Monday from
Gettysburg, S. D., John Day brough
back evidence that the crops in tina
section are not the failure some people
would lead US to believe. It was {
fine sample of fax raised on the 32
acre farm near Gettysburg belonging
to R. Meyer, Jr, and Ben Petty. Thi
fax ran 10 bushels to the acre. TIL
market price for fax out there il
!, So 65.
A warning that should be heedec
by all is especially timely at thi
; season Of the year. 1t is, ''guart
your premises carefully during fair
Or celebrations of any character. ,
The local police will do their best, O
: course, to guard residents and visitor
against the light fingered and crooked
gentry who may be among the crowt
at the Grant Go. Fair this week bu
it is impossible to provide special