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


Elmer Turner was here from Liv
3ngston Thursday.
David Duncan, of Bagley, was in
Lancaster Wednesday.
Frank R. Vincent, of Galena, was
here on business Wednesday,
MIR. and Mrs. M. Proctor, of Mt.
Hope, were in Lancaster Thursday.
Miss Genevieve Enpor visited last
week in Bloomington at the r. French
home.
Rev. A. T. Lacey and wife Of
Bloomington, were Lancaster visitors
last week.
e. L. st John. of Monroe. had
business in Lancaster Wednesday of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Powell have
been visiting in Wyalusing at the ].
Fl. Banner home.
Miss Myrtle PendIeton, of this
city has been enjoying a visit at the
Robert Glenn home in Wyalusing.
George ". King and daughter,
Mrs Williams are visiting at the D.
T. burlington home in LakevilIe,
MINI.
Mrs. Steers, of Mt. Hope, has
been quite Ill for some time. Her
mother Mrs. johnson, of Lancaster, is
caring for her.
friedrich w. Fisher, of Madison,
the piano tuner will make regular
trips to Lancaster and be here again
late In the fall.
Mrs. Barber. of Hudson. Wis,
arrived in Lancaster Friday noon.
She was called here by the serious
illness of Gov. Ryland.
Mrs. Waiter Webb and little
daughter Louise left Thursday after
noon for Gilbert. Minnesota. where
they will join Mr.. Webb who is en-
ployed there.
WIN. Rothschild. of this city,
visited last week in Cassvi1le with
his daughter Mrs Otto Failing. DIR.
Walter Rothschild. of Madison, S. D.,
was also a visitor at the Failing
home.
John Moore is now running the
Kissel car, which heo bought from
John Day, as livery auto Another
car that the travelling public now can
make use Of is the Cadillac that Paul
Richardson purchased from L. II.
Stevens.
-Attys. w. J. Brennan and H.
w Brown, of this city and D. B.
Brunson, Of Fennimore are con-
templating the purchase of Chalmers
Detroit automobiles. The Chalmers
Detroit make is one of the few un-
represented in Lancaster.
During the month of July there
will be no county court expect on the
first and second Tuesdays In August
the only sessions will be upon the
third and fourth Tuesdays. On August
16 the third Tuesday, court will be
held at Platteville. In the interven-
ing weeks Judge Goodsell expects to
take his vacation.
The court yard presented pretty
appearance last Thursday evening-the
occasion Of the canton installation.
he SOhk hOt loo
were turned on as we'll as the red.
white and blue lights on Gen. Calls
circle fountain. The combined IL
Illumination set off a scene of beauty to
the best advantage. A large crowd
was present to witness the canton drill
and near the weekly concert of the
city band. The latter was up to the
high standard that has been main
tanned by Director Hyde's organization
for the past two years.
Experts say that 1910 will be a
banner year in point of production of
white clover honey in this section.
The clover is surely doing it's part
and if the bees only keep up their
reputation for unfagging industry
the people of Lancaster and vicinity
have rich treat IL store. Many
lament the fact that there are not
more engaging in the bee industry in
Southwest Wisconsin. Of course we
CAM get the Eastwood honey We used
to but even the unadulterated es-
sence of white clover" beats the
glucose product of the factories
During the hot spell attention
was called to an interesting freak of
nature on upper Platte in the town
ship of Clifton. This is an opening
in hill and is called the Blowing
Cave. The cold air seems pumped
out the aperture by some mechanical