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

In town MONDAY.
D. j. Campbell was over from
Bridgeport Sunday.
Henry Young, of Fennimore. was
in Lancaster Friday.
Chris Coombs was over from
| Bloomington Monday.
congregational Rummage sale
about the middle of May.
Alloys and 4. H. Grimm, Of Cass-
Vile were at Lancaster Monday.
Mick Ackerman and Joe Acker-
man, Of Cassville were at Lancaster
Friday.
Mrs. Richard Huftil. of Dubuque,
is visiting friends and relatives in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Klarman and
Miss Larson are visiting at Lacrosse
with relatives.
&C. L. Chandler, of Glen Hav-
en-, visited at Lancaster the latter
part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Basford
arrived home Saturday noon from a
visit in Milwaukee.
will Duncalf, student in Beloit
college arrived home Friday noon
for his spring vacation
John Rogers, w. Fl. Jeffrey, W.
B. Morgan and Bernice GEM were here
from Hazel Green Friday.
DIR. j. H. Reed is attending a
dental clinic in Chicago and expects
to retnrn home Thursday noon.
Mrs. L. A. Clark visited at the
home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. P.
BARLEY in Bloomington last week
Ned Ivey arrived home Friday for
he is student in McFadden's Physi
cal Culture Normal
Mrs. George Campbell, OF Chetek,
returned home home last Thursday
after spending the winter with rela
tives in and about Lancaster.
Our serial story, when a Man
Marries. /" is ended in this issue OF
The Herald We shall begin the
publication of new story in the near
future
ALLEN Taylor has accepted posi-
ton in Chicago with Joseph Wright,
formerly of this city. Mr.. Taylor
has been employed in Northern Min
nesota for several months.
A. G. Smith returned Monday
evening from flying trip to St.
Louis, Mo-. to see his daughter, who
is laid up with rheumatism. His
little grandson returned with him.
DIR. Fayette Baldwin, of Livings-
ton, visited here last week with his
mother and sister as we'll as other rel
atlves, While here he purchased a
Flanders automobile from W. q.
Knox, the local agent
During the spring session of Iowa
county circuit court which opened in
Dodgeville Monday, seven criminal
cases, five issues of tact for jury, five
issues of fact for court and eight
naturalization applications will be
heard.
A. G. Smith left Saturday morn
ing for ST. Louis for a b REF visit at
! the home of his daughter Mrs. Ed
Shaw. Mrs. Shaw is confined to her
home by rheumatism. Upon his re-
turn home Mr.. Smith will be accom-
panied by his little grandson.
The following Platteville citizens
were at the county seat Thursday.
Several we're here on legal business
Chas. Kistler, Fl. E. Stephens, E. w.
/ Shepherd M M. Bruner. B. H..
Doscher, j. E. Fawcett, A. H. Hale.
W. L. Mcbride, j. T. Parish j..
Henry and Attys. L. A. Brunkhorst
and D. j. Gardner.
The importation of foreigners to
work as section men and in the mines
of southwest Wisconsin is without
doubt necessary. Judging from the
number of stabbing ARRAYS, robberies
etc that these laborers have engaged
in during the brief time they have
been employed in this section. their
presence is to he regretted. The
scum of Europe and Mexico furnishes
poor material for American citizen
ship
The entertainment by the mem
bers of Prof. Schade's gymnasium
classes last Friday evening was not SO
we'll attended as it should have been.
Many of the feats of strength and
agility performed by the young people
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