Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-03-16
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

-Chas NJ. Klarman had business
in Dubuque last week.
Will Worley. of Fennimore, was
in Lancaster Wednesday.
ALBERT Kies, of Livingston, had
business in Lancaster Friday.
w. E. Hayward, of Fennlmore,
had business here Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Barrows visited in
Platteville with relatives last week.
-Chas Underwood, of Blooming.
ton, was a Lancaster visitor Thursday.
Pres. F. W. McNair, of the
Michigan College of Mines, arrived
Friday evening for brief visit with
his mother and sister.
Oakley Blanchard, of Fennl-
more. has bought the DR.. Watkins
medicine business OF r. H Mathews.
Mr.. Matthews has extensive real
estate interests in the west and in
tends to devote much of his time to
other lines of business.
Complaints have been heard from
property holders all over the city that
since the snow has well-nigh disap
peared, school children have started
to walk in the yards and "cut corners
on their way to and from school. AS
the ground is very soft the lawns are
cut up badly by this practice. All
parents should instruct their children
as to the meaning of the word trespass.
The condition of the roads up to
the latter part of last week was such
that sleighs had to be used over
great portion of the highways here
abouts. Sleighing was far from be-
ing good, however, but it was i'm
possible to use wheels in many places
Some of the travellers between here
and Potosi used the relay system,
travelled on sleighs to Rockville and
from there to the river on wheels.
Mrs. Mercy Greenwood passed
away at her home in Cassville last
Wednesday evening after several
months ILLNESS. She was SO years old
and came to Wisconsin from her ma
tive state of New York Sc years ago.
She lived for several years near Glass;
vile on what was known as the Nc
60 &hoWo che rV1Axyo6
to Hurricane where she lived until a
year ago when she moved to the viii
lage of Cassville with her son and
daughter. Up to several months ago
then suffered serious illness from the
effects of which she never recovered
entirely. Her death was not unex-
pected. Mrs. Greenwood was we'll
known to the older residents of Ian
caster. She is survived by four
daughters and two sons. Funeral
services were held Friday morning at
the home and interment took place in
Boice Creek cemetery.
Al bAO VI OOOORA Lung
botham and Edward Mcdonald vs..
A. Fl. Wasem for an accounting. now
being heard in this city before referee
Jas. Dolan, L. A. Brunckhorst of the
firm of Kopp & Brunckhorst, and E.
E. Burns of the firm of Burns &
GoodelI, appeared for plaintiffs and
the firm of Richmond, Swanson &
Jackman of Madison, appeared by Mr..
Swanson for the defendant. The
above named plaintiffs and defendant
were partners doing business under
the firm name of the Cuba City
Remedy Co., at Cuba City, and the
above action grows out of the rela-
tion that existed because of that
partnership. ***Mr. Morse, official
court reporter for this circuit, who is
down from Lancaster for the purpose
of taking the evidence in the matter
of Joseph Longbotham and Edward
Mcdonald VS.. A. II. Wasem, took the
evidence in the Dewitt license hear
ing before the common council last
evening -Platteville ,Journal