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

this city Monday.
&C. E. Garner, of Waterloo, was
in Lancaster Thursday.
Eugene Bourret, of Bloomington,
was in Lancaster Monday.
August Kettler, of PIatteville,
was in this city Thursday.
g. S. Johnson. of Livingston,
was in Lancaster Monday.
H. E Coons and E. T. Webb, of
Potosi, were in Lancaster Sunday.
j. Henry and Lee Mogan, of Mt.
Hope, were in Lancaster Monday.
-Supt. Brockert visited schools in
and around Fennimore last week.
Jay Harcleroad left last week on
trip to various points in the south
west.
Elk sheriff Glenn, of Wyalusing,
arrived Friday noon for visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Green are
the parents of d baby boy born Mon
day morning.
Joseph and Margaret Hauk, of
Burton were guests of Mrs. A. R.
Wanazek, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Humphrey, of
Patch Grove, visited with relatives
here Saturday and Sunday.
Floyd snider, of Greenwood,
Wis, visited with relatives in Ian.
caster and vicinity last week.
Miss Bessie Oats. daughter of
Thornton Oats and wife was married
Wednesday evening TO Mr. Otto Losch.
-Phineas Wright. of Beetown. was
! in Lancaster on business Friday. The
Herald acknowledges a pleasant call.
MIR. and Mre Chas. Mccoy left
Friday morning for Wellington. Kas.,
after pleasant visit with Lancaster
relatives.
The Woman s Christian Temper
ance Union meets with Mrs Vina NJ.
Stone next Thursday p. M. A cordial
invitation to all.
Rev. Morgans of the NJ. E. church
officiated at the funeral services of
Henry Baker held in Edmund, Wis
consin. last Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Smith returned to
her home in Chicago last "wednesday
after a four weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs., A. Farrand.
Miss Bessie Bracket. of this city,
took Miss Myrtle Judd's place last
week as teacher of the Liberty school,
the latter being called home by the
death of her father.
Peter P. Adams, of Cassville. was
in Iancaster Saturday exhibiting a
new model of his patent wheel to
company stockholders and others in
terested. Mr. Adams is as sanguine
as ever of the success Of the new
factory.
The johannesburg comet has not
been distinctly visible to Lancaster
star gazers since Monday night of last
week. The astronomers do not seem
to know where the vagrant came from
or where he is bound for. At present
we are all anxi ously awaiting the APP
proach of aalley's comet which is due
this month.
w. E. Lathrop arrived home Sat-
urday morning from Minneapolis,
Mimi, where he has been attending
to business matters regarding the ice
cream factory that he and mis- brother,
W. S. Lathrop, have established. He
reports that Walt and family are
comfortably settled and are we'll
pleased with the location. Mr..
Lathrop expects to move to Minneapo-
lis permanently in the spring.
This has been quite an unusual
WluI0T WI I4OuG Gu0 SuOW WulOu uAcO
came early in December once going
away. a few warm days have settled
it somewhat, but there is an immense
amount of snow on the ground, and
when a thaw finally comes it would
seem that it will inevitably result in
very high water. We are told that
the muskrats. which are wise little
animals. have built their houses this
year away back in the edges of the
marshes in anticipationof floods.
The annual children s party held
last Saturday evening at the Rink at
tracted as usual a large crowd of
spectators as we'll as children The
different events of the evening were
thoroughly enjoyed not only by the
''Iittle tors but by their mothers