Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-03-23
LOCAL NEWS NOTES


Dan SmlIn, Oh E6uuIuOI6' Was III
Lancaster Friday.
j. 81. Marks. of Fennimore, was
in this city Friday.
DIR. R. W. Carter. of Livingston,
visited here last week.
r. N. Hoskins. of Bloomington,
was IN this city Friday.
N. ]. Tiedemann visited with
Platteville relatives last week.
Daniel Decker visited in Fenni-
more with relatives last week.
"A. L. Baumgartner, was down
from Fennimore last Thursday.
A. ]. Howell visited last week in
Bridgeport with his daughter Carrie.
w. E. Hayward, of Fennimore,
had business in Lancaster Thursday.
Mrs. Lollie Eastman returned to
her home in Livingston Wednesday
morning.
MINIS. Patterson and Patmaude,
of PlattevilIe, visited In Lancaster
over Sunday.
Ned Willis left Friday afternoon
for visit with his sister, Mrs. W.
F. Curtis in Madison.
e. NJ. Reilly, R. A. Shepherd and
B. F. Trenary, of Platteville, were
visitors here last week.
Mrs W. ]. Brennan arrived
home Wednesday from Madison where
she visited at the home of Mrs. Carrie
Hudson.
Mrs. August Miller, of Dodge
Vile, visited in Lancaster last week
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
George Beck.
r. NJ Donnelly. Will Mulrooney.
A. H. Patch. ice Greer and o. Brady,
of Bloomington, were Lancaster
visitors Wednesday of last week.
Everett Boyes. the Saturday
Evening Post boy has been i'll the
past week. His brother Byron has
been making mis- numerous deliveries.
-Attys. James Dolan. NJ. S. Block,
D. J. Gardner, ). E. Smalley and L.
A. Brunckhorst. of Platteville. had
legal business at the county seat
Thursday.
County Surveyor A. W. Appleby.
6sar,
on business. George W. Wicken.
another Boscobel citizen was county
seat caller the same day.
Harry Daily, of Madison, accom-
panied his father to Lane sster Thurs
day and enjoyed a short visit with
friends. Harry is we'll pleased with
his new home in the capitol city.
The annual warning; "Trim your
trees is seasonable. If Lancaster
citizens would only keep their shade
trees properly trimmed the value of
their property would be increased
greatly.
Prof. Il. W. Kircher. who is we'll
known in Lancaster, has been re-en-
gagged as superintendent of the Dodge
willie schools. Prof. Kircher former
~ taught in Fennimore and bears the
reputation of being an efficient super
intendant.
Atty. W. J. Brennan was a
Platteville visitor last week. While
in that city he attended meeting of
the stock holders in the Enterprise
mine and was chosen as one of the
directors of the company for the
coming year.
"A very entertaining ''irish Pro-
gram was given in the high school
on the evening of st. Patrick's day by
the Olympic Literary Society. Two
short plays were presented in which
the young people making up the casts
did exceptionally we'll. Miss Katherine
McBrien's vocal solo "killarney"
was a pleasing musical number. Neat
programs printed in green were
distributed among the audience.
The high school base ball team
had its first tryout last week. There
is plenty of promising material for a
team this season and the boys hope to
put speedy aggregation in the field.
A good schedule is being made out
hut at present is rot completed. The
season opens with d game between
Platteville high school and Lancaster.
Other schools hereabouts will be
strongly represented on the diamond
and an interesting rivalry for the
championship of southeast Wisconsin
is locked forward TO.
e. 7. Goldthorpe expects to start
work at the United Mine Monday. He