Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-28

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Mrs. NJ. V. Burris visited in
Montfort last week.
-Thos Wright attended the
Galena fair last week.
%. W. Fessel, Of Muscoda was in
Lancaster Tuesday.
Fred Garner returned from Mil
waukee Monday evening.
Sheriff J. G. Harcleroad had bust
ness in Preston yesterday.
DR.. J. w. Gibson was in Min
neapoli lis on business last week.
j. j. Scanlan Of Fennimore had
legal business here yesterday.
Will Harding rode Lady Waddell
at the Galena fair last Thursday,
/ Robert Draper and son Merle
were Milwaukee visitors last week
james l.. Schroeder. of Platteville,
was Lancaster caller Wednesday.
About 623 hunting licenses have
been issued by Co. Clerk Tuffiey to
date.
DO not miss seeing "a Good Eel
low October 5, at Reeds opera
house.
Mrs. A. r. Bushnell, of Madison,
arrived here last week for a visit
with relatives.
Ladies Aid Of Congregational
church will meet on Friday afternoon
for work, at the church.
E. j. Muesse and family of
Erie, Illinois, arrived last week
for visit with Lancaster relatives.
Fred Garner visited in Milwau-
kee at the home of his sister last
week. During his absence his mother
visited at Bloomington.
C. r. Evans, son of j. HI. Evans,
of Platteville, is the nominee for Con-
gress from the district in which
Chattanooga, Tenn. is located. Mr..
Evans is we'll known in Lancaster.
Mrs. Katherine Smith and daugh.
ter. Miss Vera. of Sioux Falls, s. D.,
are expected this week for visit
with Mrs. Smiths sister. Mrs.
George Barrows
/ Jacob Stark, a we'll known resi-
dent of Grant county died at his home
in Platteville after suffering year
and half from consumption of the
stomach. Funeral services were held
Thursday afternoon.
A meeting of the Democratic
county committee was held here We'd
nesday. R. A. Watkins was elected
chairman Of the committee and E. E.
Mccoy secretary The Democratic
candidates for county offices will
without doubt go on the ticket as
individual nominees.
The following ladies from out of
town attended the Sd regiment reunion
last week Mms Peter Crave, and
W. B. Smith, Beloit; ]. F. Garlic,
Evansville; VIM. Winbigter, Platte
Vile; James Driver. Darlington c.
B. Hopkins and Thos. Linton, Fenni-
more; Jesse Long6eld, Madison G.
Fairfield, Kenosha; A. ID. Haskins,
Perry Iowa George B. Owen, Wau-
pom.
The Mysterious Club consisting
of number Of Bloomington and Ian
caster ladies held it's regular meeting
yesterday at the home of Mrs. j. S.
Wright in this city. This club holds
but one meeting a year but, from all
reports, aims to make that one gather
ing thoroughly enjoyable. A large
attendance was present at yesterdays
meeting and it was an unqualified
success.
Henry Fl. Ashley, of Wilkes
barre, Pa, was guest of his cousins,
Mrs. g. g. NARROW and Mrs R. M.
Copeland, Of this city, over Sunday,
Sept. 10. The former father, Lucius
Ashley, was good many years ago a
resident of this county and engaged in
business in this vicinity with the late
James Woodruff. of Bloomington.
On Monday, the 18th Mr.. Ashley and
Mrs. NARROW visited Burton and
Potosi, by auto and from there went
by train to Chicago from whence each
returned to their respective homes.
-''Kiddo'' Wilson, who pitched
for the local semi-pro team several
seasons ago, recently established
seasons record in the Western league
when he pitched thirty seven con-
secutive innings without a run being
scored on him. Few pitchers have
equalled this record. Wilson is with
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