Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-06-29
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin are in Chi

&C. R. Parish, of Montfort, was in
Lancaster Saturday.
Joseph Biggin, of Glen Haven.
was in Lancaster Saturday.
j. NJ. Ripper. of Glen Haven,
was in Lancaster Saturday
Frank Brinkman, of Cassville,
was in Lancaster yesterday.
Albert G. Richter, Of Blooming
ton, was in Lancaster Tuesday.
Elmer Pohl. of Bloomington. was
over from Bloomington Sunday
w. F. Headley, of Bloomington.
was Lancaster visitor yesterday.
Postmaster Ben Webster, of
PlattevilIe, was in the city yesterday.
WIN. Kies and George Wetter. of
Sitter, were in this city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Beers, of
Beetown, were in Lancaster yesterday.
Miss Martha Meyer returned home
from Beloit college last Wednesday
for her summer vacation.
Fifteen marriage licenses were
issued since our last issue-which is
going some'' even for the merry
month of June.
frankie, ten year old son of
Charles Wilson, living west of the
city. fell on Sunday night and fractur-
ed bone in his right hand.
james Hayden was called to Mt.
Horeb Monday by the death of his
mother, Mrs. Martin Hayden. which
occurred there on Sunday. The re-
mains were taken to Platteville for
burial.
The city band will give its week
ly concert Thurdsay night at the re.
gular time. This notice will stand
tor the balance of the summer except
in cases Of conflicting dates, Or incle
ment weather.
w. E. Lathrop and Fl. w. Brown
made a land deal last week in which
Mr.. Lathrop took the latters big
auto as part payment. Mr..
Brown intends buying fine new seven
passenger car soon.
Miss Theda Howe returned nome
from BeIoit college last Tuesday even
ing. She was accompanied by heT
brother Clarence who had been present
1T the closing exercises. and by their
friend. Miss Edith Hebert, of Evans
ton, ILL.,, who came for a fortnight's
visit
Mrs. r. Meyer ST., Miss Jessie
Meyer, J. H. Howe and family and
Miss Edith Hebert. R Meyer Jr. and
family, Senator and Mrs. =. II.
Baxter, 81. w Brown and family
Mrs. Martha Bennett and Miss jean
ette Mccoy picnicked at the KIondike
spring Monday.
New advertisements appear in the
Herald today for Baxter & Draper,
annual July clearance sale; Orion Ha-
ley Clothing Co.. warm weather
F. Heberlein, summer foot
wear; T. F. Orion, points concerning
good flour; Potosi 4th of July celebra-
ton; F. P. Barnett, Alumino Dip,
for removing tarnish from silverware.
The following named ladies have
been appointed as delegates to
the local union of Lancaster
at the convention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union to be
held at PlatteviIle. June % and 80.
Mrs. Levi Garner, Mrs, John
stephens. Mrs. Chas. Burrows, Mrs.
Geo. Barrows. Mrs Harcleroad, Mrs.
Reub. Garner, Mrs. Ed. King and
Mrs. Vina Stone.
Hubert Alt and V. L. Showalter
are becoming confirmed trout fisher
men and haunt the pools of McPher-
son creek almost constantly. They
L0dU6 u uU0 CdICn u 1Oru A6N0H bLOuL
last week. getting seven in one day
that weighed six pounds. Monday
they came in with two dandies, one
about II and the other ID inches. and
within two hours they had started
back for another try at the same
place.
Decisions were made in three
cases in county court yesterday. In
the estate of Thos. A. Palette. de-
an order was made directing
pursuant to contract. In
the Michael Mulally estate the will
was proved, allowed ana admitted to
probate. M. F. Woodhouse was ap-
pointed executor without bond. The
will in the estate of G. ]. Hyde was
admitted to probate. r. Meyer Jr.
was appointed administrator with will
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