Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-03-30
LOCAL NEWS NOTES


-B vey Hurlburt was: in Bar 5oc
thespi week. - t,.4 rs i ~.t
III. Mcdonald had business last
week IN Chicago.
e. L. Chandler was down from
Montfort Friday.
Ray L. Mink. of Burton, was in
this city Thursday.
u. NJ. Klarman was in Fennimore
on business Wednesday.
Atty. H. L. Moses had business
in South Dakota last week.
W. Quick Jr. was over from
Bridgeport last Thursday.
John Howe arrived home satur-
day for an cver-Sunday visit.
Clarence Mcmahon was down in
Illinois last week on business.
Chris Anderson, of Mt. Hope, was
Lancaster visitor Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Lickel of Ellen
boro, were in Lancaster Friday.
F. H. Lambert and H. Patch, of
Mt Hope, we're in Lancaster Wednes-
day.
Loren W. 10y, of Platteville,
was business visitor on Wednesday
of last week.
Misses Beth Lisherness and Theda
Howe are home from Beloit College
for the Easter holidays.
Mont Suck and Walter Black, of
Lille Grant, visited last week with
Lon Wayne and family.
excitement against Mrs. James
Pigg which was continued to last
Thursday was dismissed.
Miss Lila Wendall, a student in
the Milwaukee Normal, arrived home
Friday for a vacation visit.
Gus Hyde, of Aberdeen, S. D.,
visited the past week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hyde.
Miss Marie Baumgartner arrived
home Wednesday for the Easter vaca-
ton from the state university.
Misses Grace and Mabel Stone ar
rived home Wednesday from Lawrence
College to spend the Easter holidays.
Miss Vera McNair arrived Thurs
day for visit with her grandmother
during the Easter recess of the Uni
versIty.
Miss Jeanette Mccoy who Is at
tending the Milwaukee Normal ar
rived home Thursday for the Easter
vacation.
VIM. Fache. of Sitter, has been
gathering up the rags, old iron aud
copper that has been accommodating in
Lancaster.
Edmund Totman has been enjoy
ing a vacation for several days from
his duties as teacher of the Muscal-
longe school.
-Woodman Deputy Joseph Jordan
was called to his home at Retreat
Friday by business matters that had
arisen during his absence.
The Capitol House is now the
Grand Hotel. Mr.. Finnegan has
made many improvements since TAX
ing hold of this hostelry and will be
repaid. without a doubt, by a we'll
merited increase in patronage.
jay Dunca1f has accepted an ex-
cellent position in the Union Electric
power house in Dubuque. He will
take up the work about April 1. After
| agreeing to work for the Dubuque
company he was asked to report al
Madison to take up work to which
his high standing in the state civil
lservice eligible list entitled him.
!, He did not care to break his agree.
ment with the Dubuque people how
ever.
Judge Clementson is in Dodge.
Vile holding the March term of the
Iowa County circuit court. There
are seven criminal cases on the
calendar; three regarding illegal sales
of liquor, one for assault one for
burglary, Que for resisting an officer
<and one for wilful injury to a tele
aone line. On the civil calendar
there are ten cases for jury trial, ten
for issues of fact for court and two is.
sues of law for court, making a total
of twenty nine cases.
Arnold j. Hauser, the former
Lancaster player whom the Dubuque
Three 1 league team last year sold to
the St Louis Cardinal, seems to be in
line for a permanent job with the
National laaCuprS Hansen 9 rise has