Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-07-06

III. "A. ReoQ was over from Platte
Vile Saturday.
Ed Glenn, of Wyalusing, was in
Lancaster Wednesday. ~
II. D. and L. E. Maggie Of Patch
Grove were in this city Thursday.
DIR. j. M. Mecum. of Bagley,
was Lancaster caller Wednesday.
Robert Travis and Samuel Griffith
of P0tosi were in Lancaster Thursday.
H. D. Ludden, of Mineral Point,
had business in Lancaster Saturday.
"A. Cairns and Jas. Davidson, of
Mt. Hope, were in Lancaster Thurs
day.
Miss Carrie Howell, of Bridge
port, arrived home Saturday for a
visit with relatives.
Mrs Albert Henkel joined her
hubsand here last week and will spend
portion of the vacation with rela-
tives.
H. NJ. Suite, of Viroqua, accom-
panied his father Col. FL. j. Suttle
here last Thursday and visited with
relatives.
j. D. McGeever and w. HI. Nc
Cam, of Dubuque, were here in the
interests of the Times Journal last
Thursday
William White and Victor Holz-
miller and families camped for sever
days at Mcpherson They report an
enjoyable outing.
But one marriage license has been
issued since our last issue Joseph
Muldoon and Ada R, Jamison, both
of Beetown, are the contracting
parties.
Miss Ruby Wagner, of Prairie du
Chen, was recently united in mar
riage to c. u. futile of Duluth The
ceremony took place in Minneapolis
From that city Mr. and Mrs. futile
went to Spokane, Wash. to make
their future home. Miss Wagner is
former Lancaster girl. Her many
friends here extend congratulations
The local ice cream parIors and
other thirst allaying emporiums have
been we'll patronized during the past
few days. Messrs Hoffman. Schmidt
and Horsfall have had no trouble
keeping busy. The local ice cream
manufacturers and the soda water
factory have very large out Of
town trade which forces them to work
over time very often during the sum-
mer months.
The north end of the depot plat
form is being cemented by John
Drinkwater and his force of men.
This portion of the platform mas been
filed with fine gravel, which. although
it packed fairly hard, made a far from
satisfactory pavement. The walk on
the east side of the depot block has
been completed and adds greatly to
the appearance Of things about the
much naligned station.
DIR. and Mrs. S. W. Doolittle,
little daughter Dora and Miss Lila
Wendall left Wednesday afternoon for
New York where they joined party
of tourists in charge of Prof. Chas.
G. Parlin. They sailed July on
the White Star Liner, Cretic, for
Naples They expect to visit the
principal cities and points of interest
in Italy Switzerland, Germany, France
and England. They will attend the
Oberammergau Passion Play After
their tour is completed they will
settle down for the winter at Vienna
where the doctor will take special
course in medicine.
"A good size delegation of the
local car owners will attend the auto
mobile meet to be held at Boscobel
July Z. This meeting will be pro-
badly held in the east side park in
Boscobel. In case the weather is uu-
favorable the autoists will meet at the
opera house. At 4 p. N. the state
geologist will speak on the subject of
GOOD Roads. He will devote much
of his time to explaining the method
of getting the most aid from the state
in road building The Boscobel COM
mittees are making big preparations
for this gathering and all from this
vicinity who can attend are urged to
do so. You will have a pleasant and
profitable time.
The editor of newspaper is
oftrn accused of leaving out certain
items of news purposely because of q
dislike of the person to be mentioned
from prejudice or another cause. This
is all bosh. The editor has something
like million diffaronE thinoS n