Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-06-22
LOCAL NEWS NOTES


mere T rludYs
M. j. Heron was up from Cass-
Vile Saturday.
Joe Scott. of Mifiin. was in Ian
caster Thursday.
WIN. Kies. of Livingston, was in
Lancaster Thursday.
Gus Seipp of Glen Haven was in
this city Wednesday.
Henry Belscamper, of Madison,
visited here this week.
-JF. Graham, of Livingston, was
at the county seat Thursday.
--Chas. McReynolds of Fenn;more,
was at the county seat Thursday.
&C. F. Springer, of Mineral Point,
had business in Lancaster Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs Crubaugh of
Werley, were in Lancaster Thursday.
George Stockert. of Blooming
ton, was in Lancaster on business
Friday.
Miss Sadie Fisher, of Livingston
visited in Lancaster over Sunday with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe McBrien, Of
Minneapolis, are visiting Lancaster
relatives.
DIR. D. L. Brady and joe Ketner,
Of Cuba City, were Lancaster visitors
last Saturday.
&C. F. Dickinson visited in Liv
ingston last week with her daughter,
Mrs. R. M. Carter.
C. H. Bastord is in Waupaca at
tending the Grand lodge of the
Pythias in session there.
Misses Marie Mccarthy and Ella
Roseliep left Wednesday morning for
Dubuque to spend the week.
Mrs. Walter KleinpelI and chill
dren, of Cassville, left Wednesday
for Freeport. Ill !, for visit with
friends.
Mrs. Clay Chapman and son
Eugene left Friday morning for
Platteville after visit with Lancas-
ter relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Heidel and
children arrived home Wednesday
evening after a weeks visit with
relatives in Brandon
Miss Katherine Cramer- has pur-
chased lot between the residences of
Fred Hagen and G. F. Dickinson and
will erect on up-to-date cottage.
An immense snake belonging to
Sparks circus got loose from it's
den" Thursday evening and &C.
casioned some terror among the on
lockers before it was recaptured
Ward Totman, son of Ira Totman
of this city. is now located in Oak
Vile, Washington. having resigned
his position as instructor in the agri-
cultural department of Illinois Uni
versity.
p. J. SchIoesser Of Chicago came
up last week for a visit at the old
farm on Blakes' Prairie and for Wis
it with relatives there and in Lancas-
ter. where he also resided for twelve
or fifteen years. He will remain here
for several days.
Two Lancaster boys complete
their course at the State University
today. Ralph Muesse, son of Henry
Muesse graduates from the college of
engineering. and Rush Godfrey, son of
DR.. j. Godfrey. receives his diploma
from the college of letters and sci
ence.
The institution OF Canton Lancas-
tor No. IA, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows will be cid June 80 instead
of June 90 as previously announced.
This change is made because of the
manufacturers being unable to furnish
certain uniforms before the date
previously chosen.
Village marshal I. j. Marshall,
of Montfort, pleaded guilty to q
charge of assault and battery in
JusticeBurrow court last Wednesday
and paid his fine of twenty five dollars
and costs. This case is said TO have
arisen from the attempt of certain
young hoodlums of that village to
act in direct disobedience to the
marshal's orders. Those acquainted
with the situation say that the officer
has the backing of the proper au-
thorities and will be supported here
after in the discharge of his official
| duties.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. W. Harter are
home for their SIMMER vacation after