Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-02-22


in Lancaster Sunday
R. M. Orchard, of Muscoda, was
in this city Monday.
"A, [. Glider, of Fennimore, was
in this city Wednesday.
Joseph semrad. of Highland, was
in Lancaster Wednesday. & 9c%
David James, of Montfort, had
business here the first of the week.
Clyde Goble arrived home Satur-
day evening from Beloit for brief
visit.
Jos. McBrien, of Minneapolis.
arrived Sunday for visit with rela-
tives.
j. B. Mauer and P. S. Graham,
of Fennimore, visited in Lancaster
Friday.
E, l.. Foss. of Prairie du Chen,
was in Lancaster Wednesday of last
week.
George T. Bressee, of Weblake,
visited in Lancaster with friends the
past week.
County Surveyor A. w. Appleby,
Of Boscobel. had business here the
first of the week.
--Orlo Wheeler left Monday morn.
ing for the northern part of the state
on business trip.
Mrs. L. II. Stavens went to
Chicago the past week where she is
taking instruction in china painting
j. G. Livingston, W. RundeIl
and W. W. Andrew were over from
Livingston on business last week
DIR. S. E. Hassell was called to
South Madison Saturday by the serious
illness Of Assemblyman David Schrei-
ner, whose condition at this writing
is little changed
There will be services in the
congregational church each evening
this week or until it is proved too
small 10 hold the crowds Everybody
welcome. No collections taken this
week.
Among those who have purchased
cars from the Overland Service Com
pany for the coming season are G. Fl.
Baxter, w. j. Baltic and H. E.
Schreiner. Mr. Baxter has ordered a
40 horse power touring car and Messrs
Baltic and Schreiner thirty horse
power
The home of Mrs. Henry Leise, in
the 4th ward, which had been under
scarlet fever quarantine for upwards
Of five weeks because of the illness of
her daughter, Hildegarde. with that
disease, was thoroughly fumigated and
the quarantine raised early last week.
The little patient is now completely
recovered and is again in school.
The noon passenger train on Mon
day was crowded to the doors by
lawyers, jurymen, witnesses and
others in attendance at court here this
week. The following are among the
outside attorneys who are present at
this session of court: S. E. Smalley,
Cuba City; Alex Athey, Prairie du
CHEN; w. E. Howe, Boscobel !;
Michael Casey, Bloomington George
II. Metcalf, David Gardner, D, j.
! Gardner, James Dolan, T. I. Cleary,
M. S. Block, L. A. Brunkhorst, J. w.
Murphy, R. A. Goodell, Platteville.
The Herald has received a
manifcent line Of sample calendars.
wall pockets, tissue paper novelties
etc. for 1912, which are now ready for
inspection by the local merchants.
We want to emphasize the fact that
this line, which includes a large
variety of both domestic and imported
goods, is as fine as any outside sales.
man will bring into the town and can
be furnished at prices lower than out
side houses would charge, for the
reason that we have no expensive
salesman with hotel and travelling ex-
penses to pay and are satisfied with
modest profit. We shall be glad to
show our sample line to any who ex.
pect to buy calendars for next year,
and would recommend an early inspec-
tion.
Robert Baltic, who returned to
Lancaster couple Of weeks ago from
Madison, where he had spent most of
the winter with his daughters Lizzie
and Alice, expects to start in a few
days for Warner, Alberta, Canada,
where his son Rob and himself both
own large farms and where the former
and wife have been residing for near
lv year. They got there a little too
late last spring and their crops were
not a success but they got their land
broken and this year their outlook is