Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-09

John Cordey, of WeTley, was
Lancaster visitor last Monday.
Harley Garner, of Beetown,
visited his mother here Saturday.
Frank and A. McKevitt, of Patch
Grove. were in Lancaster Saturday.
&C. A. Langridge left Wednesday
for st itzer for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Vesperman went to
Fennimore Saturday morning for a
visit.
Paul Kleinpell and r. F. Twits-
cher, of Cassville, were in Lancaster
Sunday.
Peter p. Adams and J. r.
Schultz, of Cassville, we're in Lancas-
ter Monday.
Ora Clark, of Fennimore. accom-
panies Will Hough on his trip to
Texas last week.
Miss Hazel johnson, of Mineral
Point. visited relatives and friends in
Lancaster last week.
Eugene Bourret, of Bloomington,
and B. F. Bourret. of Livingston,
were in Lancaster Friday.
Mrs M. Larson, of Lacrosse,
arrived Saturday for visit with her
daughter Mrs. Chas. M. Klarman
Miss Lillian Sitter returned to
her home in Freeport yesterday morn
ing. Miss Ellen Glider accompanied
her.
The Epworth League will serve
tea at the NJ E church today WED
nesday) from o'clock until all are
served.
Mrs Frank Schreiner arrived
home Thursday from Prairie du Chen
where she has been taking treatment
in one of the sanitariums.
Two ut-oftown photographers
took the interiors of many of the Lam
caster business houses several days
ago and this week made their de-
liverles.
will Reinke, of Redfeld. s.
d., who has been visiting here for a
couple of weeks with relatives, re-
turned to his western home Monday.
Before starting he dropped in and
subscribed for The Herald to be sent
to him for the coming year.
Mrs. Ed Clifton, of Ellenboro.
arrived home Saturday noon from
Chicago, where she visited her aunt
Mrs. Will Clark, of Ellenboro, who
is taking medical treatment there.
She reports that the condition of
Mrs. Clark is much improved.
The report of Dode Fiske's death
which gained currency during the
past week seems to have been false.
1t perhaps originated in the same
fertile brain that gave birth to the
mysterious disappearance of John.
Kelly" story. The fact that Mr..
Fiske's mother recently passed away
may, have had something to do with
the origin of the rumor.
John Jordan claims to have seen
one of the first if not the first of the
living creatures that have so far
come out of their winter quarters to
greet the early y spring, 1t was a
caterpillar MIR Jordan saw on Satur-
day of Jast week and it did not seem
to be at all aware of the fact that it's
awakening was few weeks prema
ture.
Considerable wood has been haul
ed to Lancaster during the past two
weeks and at present there seems to be
little danger of a repetition of the
fuel famine of a month ago. The
drivers say that those in search of a
new Coney Island sensation need only
bump the bumps to town on load of
cord wood. The farmers have been
attempting to cut lew and smoother
tracks through the snow but the same
difficulty is met with as at first and
the new roads are little better than
the old.
The decision of the state supreme
court was announced Wednesday in
a case in which Atty. R. A. Watkins
represented the defendant who won
out. The case grew out of the first
divorce of Chas Kistler and wife Of
Platteville, IN which the latter was
awarded $1,000 alimony. Later they
were remarked and again divorced.
After the second divorce was granted
Mr. Kistler's attorneys brought suit
to have the Judgment of the first d.
vorce annulled. Losing ont in the
circuit court he appealed to the Su-
preme court which also decided
against him. Atty. Watkins Argued
i Il