Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-04-13
LOCAL NEWS NOTES


Lancaster Monday.
H. A. Dunbar was over from
Bloomington Sunday
"A. J. Frey, of Patch Grove, was
IN Lancaster Sunday.
Guy Horsfall went to Highland
yesterday on business.
Nick Twohig, of Potosi, was a
county seat visitor Thursday.
Will Mcmahon left yesterday
morning for Cobb on business.
W. ]. Eberhardt,, of Chicago,
visited in Lancaster last week.
John Engels, of Dodgeville had
business in Lancaster this week.
w. E. Hayward, of Fennimore
had business at the county seat Fri
day.
"A. A Ziegler and VIM. Winner
of Beetown had business in Lancaster,
Monday.
Jessie Riese, of Bloomington and
Rob't Peck, of Madison, were callers
here Thursday.
j. S. Wright has purchased the
residence formerly owned by Joseph
Wright in the third ward.
Miss Alberta Mccormick attended
the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Nc
Cormick at Platteville last week.
There will be a regular meeting
of Gen. Calls Circle at the K. P.
hall tomorrow Thursday evening.
Anton Wisco, formerly of this
city and Mrs. Margaret Pelton were
united in marriage recently at Lead,
S. d.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Congregational church Will meet on
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Joe
Wright
There will he a special commu-
nication of Lancaster Lodge No 20 F.
q A. NJ. this evening at 80 to con-
fer the Sd degree.
Harvey Schmidt has a fine new
wagon for the delivery of ice cream.
Hoffman Bros. have their wagon
painted pure white
Iva Galloway. student of the
Oshkosh State Normal school after
spending a week with her parents,
returned Sunday afternoon.
Sixty cases are on the Richland
County circuit court calendar for trial
at the spring term; of the sixty four
teen are criminal and four teen divorce
cases.
The missionary society of the M.
E. church will serve tea at their
chapel Wednesday from until all
are served, at the usual price, Is
cents. All invited.
Levi Garner traded a section OF
land near Mandan, N. D., few days
ago, to G. W. Morse for a 240 acre
tract in Mt. Ida township five miles
west of Fennimore.
Philip Roesch. who has been
spending the winter in Eau Gallie,
Florida, writes The Herald that he
has returned to his home in Potosi
after passing a most delightful winter.
Tom Wright has returned from
Cuba City, where he has been work
ing in harness shop and expects to
take trip through the west soon tc
look up location for starting shop
of his own.
Miss Lilly Young, of the high
school faculty, acted as a judge in
local declamatory contests held in
DodgevIIle Friday and Saturday.
Prof. Smith acted in the same capacity
at Fennimore Saturday evening.
"A bull owned by John Gull was
examined for tuberculosis recently
and was found to be afflicted with the
disease. Justice G. w. Burrows ap
pointed George Moore, John Dobson
and J. A. Mccoy to appraise its value.
Their average estimate was $51, one
third of which will be refunded te
the owner by the state. The animal
was shipped Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Broihan, an esteemed
German lady who is staying with he1
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Brinkman in
Ellenboro, was made the recipient of
post card shower last Thursday,
that being her 10th birthday an
niveIsary. There were about 80 of
the cards. sent by her friends and
relatives and nearly all of the cards
were of German scenes or the greet
ing written in German.
A man nv the name of Movers a