Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-04-06
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d. u. Schlttman, OF Potosl, was
in Lancaster Friday.
Miss Vera Eastman visited last
week in Livingston.
A. J. Frey. of Pa tch Grove. was
in Lancaster Wednesday.
W P. Peters. OF Dodgeville, had
business here Thursday.
F. L. Cork. Of Mineral Point,
was caller here Thursday.
j. J. Seaman. of Fennimore,
was in Lancaster Wednesday.
J. W. Pier was down from
Sitter Wednesday of last week
Mrs. Lewis BETTER, of Blooming
ton, was in Lancaster Thursday
j. B. johnson, of Montfort, had
business at the county seat Thursday.
Vegetable ard flower seeds. and
onion sets at Stratton Greenhouse.
Peter Campbell was here from
Bridgeport Thursday of last week.
Mrs. NARROW Kidd visited in Glen
Haven the past week with her daugh-
ter
Game Warden Storrs and wife, of
Fennimore. were in Lancaster Thurs
day.
Miss Stella Smith arrived home
last week from Blanchardville for a
visit.
-Prin. Albert Henkel, of the
Wauzeka schools, visited at home last
week.
will McMahon is making various
improvements on his residence in the
third ward.
Harry lockwood left Thursday
afternoon for Dodgeville where he is
employed.
Will McMahon arrived home
Thursday from a business tip to
Soldiers Grove.
j. P. Posten and John Horsfall,
both of Melville, were county seat
callers Thursday.
Geo. D. Hudson, W. Fl. Skalfe,
Harry and Will Dunn were all here
from Potosi Saturday.
William Benn has given up his
position at Ats and is now employ
ed with L. q. Hickok.
Mrs Ewald Scheible left for
Minneapolis Wednesday after a visit
with her parents in this city.
Mrs. Ruby Peterson. Of Mellen,
Wis, visited last week with, her
parents, who are living on the Cutler
Borah farm at Big Grant
Miss Emily Cronin, spent last
week at her home in this city. She is
the instructor in literature and history
in Mondovi high school.
"A Fl. Bergheger and family, late
Of Sitter, will move to Lancaster
shortly to live. They have sold their
Sitter residence but Mr.. Bergheger
retains his business interests there
Miss Frances Burroughs arrived
home Saturday from North Dako-
ia for a visit with her grard-
father, Jas Woodhouse, and her aunt,
Miss Nettie Woodhouse.
April FOOLS day was not observed
so noisily this year as in the past in
Lancaster at least. The hat and
pocket book tricks were not pulled
off as successfully as in the past and
the day passed very quietly.
Bloomington and CassVille are
the first towns in the county to start
to talk baseball. Why not get busy
in Lancaster If we can't have a
good ''semi pro- team we might just
as we'll be represented by an amateur
team.
Misses Anna E. Felt and Emma
Robb, of Galena, left from New York
March 80, on an extended trip through
Great Britain and the continent.
These ladies are we'll known in Ian
caster having visited here a number
of times.
"A union meeting was held Sun
day evening at the Congregation al
church. It was largely attended.
Rev. A. I. Lacey of Bloomington,
spoke in favor of no-license. Rev.
Hannaford performed a similar service
the same evening in Bloomington at a
union meeting.
james McGranhan, Sr., says the
Grant Co. News, who has been in at
least three powder mill' explosions.
was peppered with fragments OF glass,
some thirty years ago in one of the
exnIosious The glass. which is inn