Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-03-02
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

R. Morrow, of Mt. Hope, was a
Lancaster visitor Saturday.
Joseph Dawson. of Rockville was
Lancaster visitor yesterday. '<
Sam Levin left Sunday afternoon
on business trip to Chicago. M
Claude and Lorene Hickok. of
Bloomington, were county seat callers
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Abrams
visited last week with Platteville'
relatives.
Rev. Schleicher arrived home
Thursday afternoon frem visit
in Highland
Frank Hale, of Draper, S. D.
arrived Monday from Platteville for a
visit with Lancaster relatives and
friends.
Mrs. John Mikesch entertained a
number of neighbors at carpet rag
bee at her nome here last Thursday
evening.
M. Hillery, of Beetown, was in
the city yesterday on probate business.
He is about to move onto the old farm
on Grant.
Mrs. Anna Baumgartner, Miss
Emma Schreiner and John Orion ar
rived home Thursday from their
southern trip.
The Pasteurizing Plant has
bright new sign in front of the build
ing calling attention to the nature of
the business.
March came in like a lamb,
which according to the old saying
means rough weather in the latter
portion of the month.
-Attys. W. E. Howe and j. j.
Blaine and Messrs. j r., Kinder and
Dan Oswald. of Boscobel. were Lam
caster visitors yesterday.
-Arno L. Alt, who recently broke
his leg while carrying wood into the
house, got up town yesterday for the
first time since the accident.
Mrs. Loretta Turner, of Fifield,
Wis, arrived Wednesday night on
the beIated train, for a visit with her
son Frank Turner, and family.
Mrs. A. Latham of Livingston,
and her son. Will Latham. of Butler,
Colorado, are guests of Mrs. Latham's
daughter, Mrs. Geo. A. Moore.
Gordon Smith visited at home
last week. His visit was in the nature
of pleasant surprise to his friends
and relatives who regretted that he
could stay only few days.
The second annual county Sunday
school convention will be held in
PIatteville March 1926. 1t is planned
to make this convention even more
successful than the first. A number
from Lancaster are planning to attend.
"A telegram was received Satur-
day telling of the death of the baby
girl of Mrs. VIM. Kerr, daughter of
August Wenzel of this city. The
child was but three months old. Mr..
WenzeI left fur Milwaukee on Mon
day.
We hope for the best but at the
same time feel dubious The long
range weather prophets say that
several heavy snow storms are booked
for March. We were wishing that
the train blockad3s were over for this
winter at least.
From fortY-five to fifty inches of
snow have fallen in south west Wis
consin this winter according to local
man who claims to have kept as nearly
exact measurements as possible. A
heap OF tiny fairylike fakes averag-
ing about four feet in depth has kept
this end of the G. & N. w. r. r. in
the worst "muddIe'' in it's history.
The residence in the west portion
of town owned by Joha Jordan and
recently vacated by Dave Spaight,
who moved to the country, is now &C.
cupied by Everett Treloar. Allen
Hinson is now living in the other
house owned by Mr.. Jordan. The
latter residence was vacated by Dan
Kinney who now lives IN the Adam
Buhser house.
The grocery store of L. Ats Sons
is conducting a series of special sales.
particulars of which appear each week
in the advertising columns of The
Herald, and they are making a hit
with the public. This is orange
week and nobody can afford to ex-
clude this delicious fruit from the
broaLfasf 70 b1a Of the Dripas thew ORC