Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-05-25

Mrs. Chas. rockingham is visit
ing in jefferson, Iowa
Ralph Turner of Potosi, was
Lancaster visitor Sunday.
Miss Mary Smith was a Madison
visitor few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tenant
visited in Milwaukee last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Moon visited
in Lancaster with relatives last week.
W. Spaulding. of Wyalusing,
was in Lancaster Thursday on bust
ness.
Hubert Alt and DR.. J. G. Doc
little were Milwaukee visitors last
week.
Griffin Hickok, of Bloomington.
was at the county seat Thursday on
business.
Miss Mary Ennor, of PotosI, ar
rived last week for a visit with her
aunt Mrs Fl. L. Barstow.
Miss Armenia Eastman visited
last week in Cobb at the home of her
brother. 81. ]. Eastman.
H. Schuppener, of Sitter, Norris
Doyle and Will Mauer. of Fennimore,
were Lancaster callers SUNDAY.
The Grant county Soldiers Re-
union will be held at Fennimore
Wednesday and Thursday, June 10 and
Is.
Mrs. VIM. Wiley and Mrs. John
Konrad of Milwaukee. are visiting in
South Lancaster at the Henry Macke
farm.
Miss Helen BROKER arrived home
Wednesday evening from a visit in
Platteville with her sister Mrs. Clay
Chapman.
Fred DAILY, who has been on the
road with a commission firm for
several months visited friends here
Thursday.
Will KIaemer is building a resi-
dence on the Rosemire farm in An
nation which will be occupied by Ben
Witzig and family.
A. g. Morse accompanied by
George Eustice. of Gilroy, Cal. went
to Madison Friday. to see certain
Civil War relics which are treasured
in the capitol city.
Will Mcmahon was in Dodgeville
last week In the interests of the Lam
caster Bridge Company. Last year
Mr.. McMahon did some very salts.
factory bridge work in that township.
Merle Draper, son of R. A.
Draper, received his diploma from
Marquette University Medical De-
partment Monday evening He will
he employed in Minneapolis hospital
for time.
Mrs. Will Mackey and little son
have gone to Rockford, ILL.,, to live
Mr.. Mackey has permanent head
quarters in that city. Mrs. Mackey s
mother, Mrs Chas. Orton, accom-
panied them to their hew home.
Many school teachers of the
county have the impression that the
only pupils entitled to free tickets to
the Platteville fair are those who
have won perfect attendance certi-
ficates. Supt Brockert wishes to
correct this impression. Any pupil
who has attended school 100 days is
entitled to a. ticket as we'll as the
certificate winners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stoeffel and
daughters Miss Mary and Mrs. Robert
Baltic, drove here from Lancaster
Monday. Next morning Mrs. Bailie
left to join her husband at Alberta
Canada She was accompanied by
her mother who came back yesterday.
Mr.. Stoeffel and Mary waited here for
her. All we're guests at Mrs. Mira
Hannum's -Cassville Index.
While blowing a few days ago
Phil Rauk, of Waterloo, turned up
six pound chunk of mineral. The
next day his neighbor VIM. Burrows
plowed up ten pound piece of lead
ore. This revived the mining in
terest in that section. Although no
mineral had ever been located in that
vicinity it was always thought it
could be found in paying quantities.
Prospecting will be started on these
farms in the fall.
Rev. C.. E. Buffers formerly as
sistant pastor of the NJ. +. church of
this city, is in a serious condition ac-
cording to the following item clipped
from the Necedah Republican: Rev.
c. 2. Buffers. the popular chaplain of
the Third Wisconsin regiment and