Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-29

B. 9 Palmer, of Woodman was
in Lancaster Thursday.
q. E. Johnson, of Bloomington.
was in Lancaster Sunday.
George A. Lee, of Mineral Point,
was in Lancaster Monday.
C. F. Springer, of Mineral Point,
had business here Wednesday.
Gus. J. Schwingle, OF Muscoda,
was visitor here Wednesday.
There will be no meeting of the
American History Club this week.
Tell your neighbors about The
Rerald's special one dollar subscrip-
tion offer.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter KleinpelI,
of CassviIle, visited at the Geo.
Muesse home this week.
Mrs. Leonard Bradley and child,
of Fennimore. arrived Thursday noon
for visit with relatives.
"A full attendance of Relief Corps
members is desired at sewing circle
next Thursday afternoon, March 80.
Jacob Zeller passed through Lam
caster Wednesday enToute from Platte
Vile to Bagley with load Of barley.
-Rollo Kinney. of Potosi has pass
ed a satisfactory examination and re-
ceived a certificate emitting him to
apply the tuperculin test for cattle.
Mrs. FL. ]. Leisveld of Orleans,
Neb., is visiting at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mackey.
She accompanied her brother. Harry
Mackey home from the west.
The Herald wants to enroll a
couple of hundred new subscri bers on
"Dollar Days" next week Wednes-
day and Thursday, April and g. For
that occasion we will furnish the
paper to new subscribers for One
Dollar year.
Miss Lilley Young, Of the high
school faculty, is making preparations
for a tour of Europe this summer in
company with Miss Clara Stiles, for.
mer Lancaster teacher. They will
leave New York on the Avonian in
the early part of June.
DIR. and Mrs. S. w. Doolittle,
daughter Dora and Miss Lila Wendall
will leave Hamburg on the steamer
ship ''Kaiserin Auguste Victoria"
March 30. They expect to arrive at
New York April Z and will be in Ian
caster, perhaps few days later.
Don't overlook the Herald s
special subscription offer, good only on
the dollar sales days Of next week,
Wednesday and Thursday, April 5
and g. Only one dollar per year to
new subscribers enrolled upon those
two days. Tell your neighbors about
it.
w. B. Dyer was at the closing
out sale of J. E. Ellsworth last Sat-
urday and bought that high class
Kentucky bred saddle stallion McDuff,
which is one of the highest acting
horses in the state; he will weigh
around 1900 pounds and can put on
just little more style than the other
fellows horse
Notification has been received
from the postoffice department that
the stage line between Bloomington
and Lancaster will be discontinued
after the first of July. This is to be
regretted by the citizens of both towns
and action will no doubt he taken to
induce the department to reconsider
the matter
The M. W. A. county convention
will be held at Lancaster next Wed
nesday, April and it is hoped that
the neighboring camps will send large
delegations. A regular adjourned
meeting of Sylvan Camp will be held
in the evening and, besides the
regular work, additional entertain
ment will be provided for the dele
gates deciding to remain here over
night.
"A number of Livingston lads en-
gagged in a small sized riot one even
ing last week and aroused considerable
indignation among the citizens Of that
law abiding village. Upon complaint
of Mrs. Dora Warren two of the boys
Claude Watson and Carson Dolphin
were arrested. Their case came up
in Justice Frank Callis's court Sat-
urday. A plea of guilty was enter
ed and each was fined ten dollars and
costs which they accordingly paid
The hearing of Julius Vanard,
charged with having stabbed Cyril
Vankerbilk at Hazel Green, over a
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