Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12


l Alt & Sons purchased fine
appearing delivery team last week.
fom A E Lewis
Miss Barbara schloesser left
several days ago for Chicago for
visit with relatives.
Frank Burrows went to Iowa
County yesterday in the interests of
the Lancaster Bottling Works,
"A marriage license was issued
Thursday to Frank Earl Murphy of
Lancaster and Alice Mildred Petty.
Of South Lancaster
During the absence of DR.. and.
Mrs. S. E. Hassell their home will be
occupied by Mrs. Hudson, of Madison.
who formerly lived here.
MFR. and Mrs. Joseph Daniels. of
Platteville visited Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Peck at Dubuque last week.
The Pecks were former Lancaster res
idents.
DIR. J. A. Gault enjoyed a visit
the past week from his sister, Miss
Gault, who mas recently completed a
very successful year as teacher of the
school for the deaf in Bloomington.
Misses Josephine Olhert Addie
Keitlinger and Genevieve Belken,
who visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Peck, at Dubuque a few
days last week, returned home
Thursday.
Guy Horsfall. proprie tor of the
City Bottling Works has been working
overtime trying to supply the demand
for soft drinks this spring. Most of
the time he has employed four helpers.
In order to make this hot weather
work little less strenuous Mr.. Hors-
fall has installed fan. run by means
of water motor.
j G. Lloyd, of Paramount, Ind,
arrived in Lanca ster Monday for a
visit with his sister Mrs. David
Crichton. He was accompanied by
his little niece, Kathleen Doherty,
whom Mr.. and Mrs. Crichton, having
no children of their own, intend to
adopt as their daughter
DIR. and Mrs S. E Hassell expect
to leave in few days for Watrous,
New Mexico. where they will visit at
the home Of their son in law and
daughter DR.. and Mrs. w T. Brown.
They expect to be gone for six weeks
and will spend great portion of that
time enjoying out door life in the
noun tains.
Reports Of school meetings
throughout the county show hat the
apparent Indifference of citizens to
school affairs is quite general. At
Lancaster as is known there ware but
fifteen present at the annual meeting
and at Fennimore the total attendance
was seventeen. Platteville, BRom.
ington and the other towns of the
county report similarly light attend
ance.
The following horses from this
section of the state are entered il the
three stake races held during the
Dane county fair in September . :15
pace-stake $500, Roam Molly by Cal
Diston, Dyer & Mccoy. Lancaster
Romuna by Hereto. Dyer & Mccoy,
Lancaster. 2 24 pace, stake $3.50
Katie Thorn by Andersonia. R. f.
Livingston, Rewey. 2:25 trot, stake
$500 Mrs. Bowel by Crystallion E
A Johnson, Platteville: Mr. Hin
man by Bill Human. Dyer & Perrin,
Lancaster.
Miss Lulu Morris. who was
seriously injured by being thrown
from an automobile, near Patch
Grove, in Grant county, was brought
to her home here by Rev. Schoenfeld,
panied by her mother, who had been
with her Friday and Saturday. Miss
Morris is doing nicely and it will not
be long before she will be over her &C.
cident, which will be glad news to
her many friends. In falling from
the auto she struck on her head and
but for the fact Of her wearing a
large hat and having her hair dressed
high on her head the injury would
perhaps have been more serious. -
Dodgeville Chronicle.
-Sportsmen all over the state will
be interested in the new game regula-
ton bill passed the Legislature. AS
the bill now stands non residents may
not take game birds out of the state
except as open hand luggage and the
number of birds he may take is re-
duced to twenty-five. A clause was
added to prevent any person while