Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-10-05

Mrs. Selma Knobel is visiting in
Blandon, illinois.
Fred Basford returned to Mil
waukee Wednesday.
L. D. Eastman had business in
Waterloo. Iowa last week.
Claude Hickok, of Bloomington,
was in Lancaster Monday.
B. F. Lathrop had business in
Wauzeka part of last week.
-Undersherlff Jay Harcleroad at
tended the Lacrosse fair last week.
G. K Clanton and family, of
Millville, plan on moving to Lancas-
ter.
Miss Hannah Gunderson, of Fen
nimore, visited Lancaster friends last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Belz visited
last week with relatives at Beloit and
Albany.
Miss Ethel Metcalf has accepted
permanent position in the Glen
Haven bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wissbaum and
baby, of Dubuque, visited relatives
here last week
Miss Sabina Hernon returned
from Cassville Wednesday after a
visit with relatives.
Louis Emlel visited during the
past week in Cassville with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jos Schmelz.
Mis-. Lucinda Williams returned
to Cassville Wednesday after a two
weeks visit in Lancaster.
Mrs. Ed Morse visited last week
IN Montfort during the session of
Iowa county circuit court
Geo. NJ. Pulsifer, of Livingston,
visited here last week. He has or
gained a colony of United Beavers in
Livingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. NARROW Kidd
visited during the past week in Glen
Haven with their daughter, Mrs.
Gustav Kuenster.
MINIS. Robt BROKER and T. F.
Orion left Friday afternoon for
Hihbing, Mimi for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Orion.
The old Calls residence opposite
the Lancaster house has been rented
by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Borah who
will conduct boarding house.
Mrs Herman hamburger sold two
hogs to John Dobson last Wednesday
that weighed 1920 lbs. She received
s.. 05 for them making a total of $3.50 20.
Game warden Storrs has made 80
arrests and seizures since March /.
The sportsmen hereabouts have been
particularly lawabiding this year it
seems.
All employees of the Northwest
ern are to be furnished with ook of
rules and regulations before Novem-
Der /. This book which mas been in
preparation for some time, is said to
be free from the Antiquities that have
puzzled the brains of the trainmen in
the past. It is handsomely bound in
durable material
Supervisors all over the state are
planning to get busy to comply with
the law passed by the last legislature.
that provides that signboards shall be
erected along all main travelled high
ways by the town board before
November /. Those wishing to look
up the law for themselves may find it
in Section 1927 of the 1909 statutes.
L. o. Pennock the local short
stop is a member of the Monroe semi
pro ball team this year. This team
has played the best independent ag-
gregations of Chicago including the
Logan Squares, West Ends and the
Union Giants and has won twenty
FIVE games out of twenty nine played.
Today they are scheduled to play the
Union. Giants at Darlington.
John Fl. Howe started out last
week, after long summer vacation,
on his first fail trip on the road for
the commercial houses he travels for.
He begins his work in Minnesota and
will be gone about three weeks on
this trip He is at present being as
sisted By his son, Clarence. who is
employed by the same companies,
and who will shortly divide the ter
ritory with his father
According to a table recently is.
sued by the State Board of Health