Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-17

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Cassville last week.
Clarence Mcmahon had business
in Fennimore Monday
Mrs. Caspers and daughter, Irena.
left Saturday for highland.
Miss Elsie Kinsel went to Mil
waukee to visit relatives Thursday.
{ Mrs Ora Kinney of Hurricane,
visited at the U. D. Kinney home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Groenier
and baby arrived home from Oshkosh
Saturday.
John Wright returned from Chi
cago, where he attended the Templar
ConclaVe.
"A wide cement walk now extends
from the Wright House north to the
Ell. G. Nathan corner.
Ray Sellac returned Saturday
from weeks visit with his uncle
Gabe MunsWn, at Montfort.
Mrs. Harry Zeller, of Platteville
visited over Sunday at the home of
home of Mrs. Henry Leise.
Mrs. VIM. Mccoy and grand
daughter Elizabeth went to Madison
Saturday, where they are visiting the
Parkinsons.
-Adolph Wepking left for Marion
Monday morning. His duties as road
commission will take him to Feuni
more this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Morse returned
home Monday from Grand Rapids,
Wis where they visited at the home
of their son Robert Morse I
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fl. Stevens re-
turned Saturday from a weeks visit
IN Chicago. Mr.. Stevens took part
in the Knight Templar Conclave.
Mrs. Jno Mankel returned last
week from Milwaukee after two
weeks successful treatment of her
eyes under the care of DR.. Schneider.
Frank Calls and David Schreiner
attended the Boscobel Fair and the
Livingston picnic last week in the
interest of the Grant County Fair.
Mrs. Henry Elwell returned to
her home in Clarion, Iowa. last week
after a pleasant visit at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Bud
worth.
Miss Fern Irish returned to her
home in Fond du Lac this morning,
after a few week visit with her aunt,
Mrs Al Budworth and other relatives
in this city.
Mrs Selma Knoble and children,
Edwin, Berna and Emma and D. G.
Johnson went down to the river Mon
day for few days outing They said
that fishing wouldn't get any more
attention then pearl hunting-and
Judging from the recent finds, the
latter is worth the effort.
The nomination papers of candi-
dates whose names will appear upon
the tickets at the primary election of
have all been filed. We
publish the list complete upon another
page Of this issue of The Herald under
the heading Notice of Primary Elec-
ton. It occupies over half a page OF
space.
Miss Irene Dodge, a daughter Of
the late James Dodge. was killed in
an automobile in Springfield, August
10th. A street car run into the ma
chine and Miss Dodge was instantly
crushed and killed. Her father was
a brother in law of M. NJ. Ziegler and
we'll known here by the older citizens
of Lancaster.
-"No matter how much land the
farmer has under cultivation, he
should practice some system Of crop
writes Prof. e. J. Del
witch in new bullet in Of the
Agricultural Experiment Station Of
the University Of Wisconsin. Glover
should be grown. This is by far the
most valuable of northern Wisconsin
crops, both from its food value and
means Of increasing the supply of
humas and nitrogen in the soil
The pocketbook which was ad
vertised in last weeks Herald as
having been found by Paddy" Doyle
and left with Henry Ressmeyer to be
claimed by the owner, turned out to
be the property Of Ernest Degner, of
Liberty, who is a subscriber to The
Herald, saw the advertisement on
Wednesday, the same day the paper
was issued, came to town Thursday
and recovered his property. There was