Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-08-02

10 Lancaster Thurdag.
Mrs. Max Brinkman, of Linden,
visited in Lancaster Thursday.
VIM Needham, Of Preston, was
in Lancaster on business Saturday.
Atty. j. Seaman, of Fennimore.
had business in circuit court Friday,
Nj and Mrs George Coombs, Of
Livingston. arrived Thursday for
visit
Atty. David Gardner. Jr, Of
Platteville, had legal business here
Friday.
Mrs. ". W. Rees has been en-
joying a pleasant visit with Elroy
relatives.
Atty. j. S. EarlI and H. L.
Pinkerton, of Prairie du Chen, were
here on business Friday
MIS-. Sam Nero and son, of Liv-
ingston, returned home Wednesday
after pleasant visit with relatives
here,
Ralph King started Monday on a
business and pleasure trip to ST. Paul.
Mimi, thence to North and South
Dakota.
Sheriff HYmer went to Green Bay
Monday morning, with Alger Heron,
VINO was committed to the state re.
formatory last week
Misses Matte Husenetter of
Fremont, Neb and Hazel Blum. of
Cassville. visited here last week at
the George Barrows home.
Frank Schreiner returned Friday
from business trip of several days at
Two Harbors, Wis, where he is in
terested in another large store
T. H Cor6eld, cashier of the
First National bank at Fennimore
came over Saturday for little visit
with Julian Bellows. returning Sun
day.
Roy Pendleton arrived home
Wednesday evening from North
Dakota, where he has been employed
on his fathers farm for several
months.
The residences in the fourth ward
formerly belonging to Chas Harvey
have been sold to Mrs. Maria Muench,
Mrs. Mary Richardson AMI Albert
Brandemuhl
Mrs j. P. Williams, accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Margie
King started Monday morning for
Mather where she will remain for
number Of week
8rittingham & Hixon have had
a sign painted which extends clear
across the east side of their lumber
yards and which may be read easily
without the aid Of spectaules.
= Three more DRINKS were brought
from Potosi Friday and are serving
short sentences in the county jail.
These fellows are employed by the
government in getting out rock and
spend their spare time in carousing,
Mrs, Catherine Funk received
the sad news that her brother Joseph
Staver was very low at his home in
Dubuque, Word came later that Mr.,
Staver had die1, He leaves to mourn
his death three sons and three daugh-
tiers, one brother, Adam Staver, Rem
sen, Iowa, and a sister, Mrs Catherine
Funk, of this city.
The dates Of the Platteville fair
have been changed from the first week
in September to October 1, 2, 3 and 4.
This change was deemed advisable for
the reason that the Sells Forepaugb
circus is billed to appear in Platte
Vile upon what would have been the
big day of the fair and 1t has been
found that where fair and circus dates
conflict the fair usually gets the
WOISL VI III,
H. E. Gross, VINO has won manv
friends in Lancaster as a musical in
structor and director of the Lancaster
baud during the past six mouths, ex
poets to start next week on four
weeks visit to his home in Elmhurst.
N. Y, where he will attend the mar
riage of his sister and visit old scenes.
Upon his return to Lancaster he will
again take up his work with his
music classes here, as we'll as at
Platteville and Fennimore.
The case of J. w. Hird against
Harry Priestley as trustee of the
Reich Mining Co. will be before
Judge Clementson at Lancaster on
Sept. 7. The suit involves the valid
ity of mining lease and dispositions
we're taken in Pennsylvania last week