Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-03-23

Mrs. Frank Calls visited Mont
fort relatives last week.
L. D. Eastman had business in
Waterloo, Iowa last week.
Hiss Frances Andrews. of Liv-
ingston visited in Lancaster last week.
-Chas. Roberts left Monday morn
ing for Piatteville for a brief visit.
The editor Of The Herald had
business in Chicago couple OF days
last week.
Mrs. Bell, of Lancaster, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Frank Smith
in Farview.
Mrs. J. s. Wright and daughter
Minnie arrived home Saturday from
visit in Iowa.
Show The Herald to your neigh
Dor, If he Is not a subscriber, and
ask him to subscribe.
Mrs. A. Latham, of Livingston,
is making her home with her daughter
Mrs. George A. Moore.
Homer johnson arrived home Sat-
urday from Chicago where he is u
student in a veterinary college.
Special costumes have been order
ed from a Milwaukee firm to be worn
in The Dictator Thursday evening.
This is said to be a poor season
for the production of maple sugar and
syrup because there is no frost in the
ground.
Judge Goodsell conducted county
court in Platteville last Tuesday and
from there went to Cobb for a visit
with relatives.
This Office is prepared to furnish
high class printing for school com
mencements. A nice line of samples
to select from.
George M. Pulsifer, of this city
has been working in Montfort in the
interests of the Beaver lodge for the
past few weeks.
The Mississippi river is open and
almost entirely free from ice, and has
been for several days-a most unusual
situation for this time of year.
Rev. Bauchop. M. E. district
superintendent, will preside at the
quarterly meeting next Wednesday
evening March 30) at the Method q
church.
Mrs. Joseph Chapman, OF Cass-
Vile. who has been in the Madison
sanitarium for several months wa:
brought to Lancaster Wednesday and
taken to the G. Chapman home.
The second annual convention OF
the Wisconsin Brotherhood Of
Threshermen opened in Ma lison yes
terday. Good roads and better bridge:
will be two OF the things strongly
advocated by members the coming
year.
-Galena has an organization called
the Galena Booster Band. Thanks
to the unriring enterprise of E. Fl.
Hyde Lancaster has had an excellent
Booster" band for several years and
this summer the members will be-
better boosters than ever.
Farmers are now being warned
against the wiles of the stranger who
solicits signers to paper purportine
to ask for better rural service. He
is said to be dangerous individual
We have not heard of him working in
the vicinity Of Lancaster however.
The debate on Woman suffrage
Athena and Forum debating clubs il
to be held today March 23) over al
the high school. On one side three
girls are arrayed and on the other
three boys. 1t is not hard to guess
which side of the question each has
chosen. It will be an interesting
debate but it can not be said that the
school is evenly divided over the re-
suit.
"A suit for damages was commenc.
ed in Justice 9. w. Burrows court
Monday afternoon. The plaintiff in
the action is the Cassville firm Tate
& Kleinpell and the defendant Grant
Turner. 1t seems that Mr.. Turner
purchased cream separator for which
he gave promissory note. He later
claimed that the separator was not as
represented and this action was
brought to recover the value of the
note. Tate & KIeinpell were re.
presented by 81. L. Moses and Mr..
Turner was represented by E. M.
Lowry.