Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-06-08

Ray Kies, of Livingston, was in
this city Saturday.
"A. R Manley. of Montfort, was
IN Lancaster Sunday.
j. McGovern, of Potosi, was a
Lancaster visitor Friday.
e. E Raisbeck was over from
Bloomington Wednesday.
j. W. Lewis was over from
Bloomington Wednesday.
Ralph Hoskins, of Bloomington,
was in Lancaster Monday.
Peter Glassmaker and Ben West
were here from Cassville Wednesday.
F. F. Wheeler and ]. P. Haffner,
OF Muscoda, were in, Lancaster Fri
day
will Eberhardt, of Chicago.
visited with Lancaster relatives last
week
The ladies of the Congregational
church expect to give a pantry sale on
Saturday June IS. Farther particulars
later.
Mrs ]. Laird and little grand
daughter Mary James, of Necedah,
Wis, arrived Friday evening for Wis
it with friends.
Miss Elsie Seymour, of Bloom
ington, underwent an operation for
throat trouble last Wednesday. DR..
Gault had the case in charge.
Mrs j ". Anderson, of Wood
man, is taking treatment in Prof,
Schade's sanitarium. Dan'l Decker,
of Fennimore, is also listed among
the patients.
George Eustice left for his home
at Gilroy, Cal, Saturday morning
after visit of several weeks with
relatives in Lancaster and other towns
of this vicinity Mr.. Eustice was
called to Lancaster by the serious ill.,
ness of his sister Mrs Alex Ivey, who
at present is in much improved con
dition.
Miss Gladys Eggers, of Miffiin,
and Arthur Thomas. of Linden, were
united in marriage Wednesday at the
home of Rev. F. w. Schoenfeld in
DodgevilIe. They were attended by
Miss Katherine Williams and Wade
Eggers. The bride is we'll known as
a former Lancaster girl. We extend
congratulations
An unfortunate individual of the
genus-hobo, while in Montfort last
week became suddenly i'll and took
refuge in Art DiVall's barn. Drs
Cooper and Ketterer. of that village,
visited Rim AMI found his condition
to be serious. After they had cared
for him a few days he was brought to
the county home. At present he is
much improved.
Considerable complaint has been
made in regard to bicycle riders max
ing almost constant use of the side
walks. Serious accidents have result
ed from this form of amusement and
Lancaster, as we'll as other cities.
long ago adopted an ordinance for
bidding it. This ordinance should
be obeyed. Parents could easily aid
the city authorities, in this matter,
if they only would.
Clinton Kendall, of Brookings. S.
D.. visited with friends in LANCASTER
last week. MIR. Kendall was recently
called to Cassville by the serious ill
ness of mis- little son who with Mrs.
Kendall has been visiting with Grant
county relatives for some time. At
present we are glad to report that the
little fellow is recovering from his
illn ess, which for time looked very
much like pneumonia.
Lancaster should be able to put a
strong amateur ball team in the field
this season. We have plenty of
material and an interesting lot of
games could be scheduled. OF the
surrounding towns, Cassville, Mus
coda, Highland, Potosi and Galena all
are represented by speedy teams made
up of home boys. While amateur
base ball is far from being in the
same class with the semi pro program
as played in this section two years
ago it is satisfactory substitute when
managed properly.
e NJ. NYe, of Viroqua. and Miss
Minnie Herman, of Chicago, were
united in marriage Wednesday after
noon in Viola at the home of the
groom parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. T..
Nye. They are now established IL
house keeping at Viroqua. e. NJ.
Nye is better known to his many