Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-04-05
Additional Local

hereafter from s 100 o clock in the
morning until 2 80 in the afternoon.
Miss Katherine Meyer visited
during the past week at the B. M &
B. mine at Harker and with friends at
Livingston.
President F. W. McNair, of the
Michigan College of Mines, arrived
Friday evening for visit with his
mother and sister.
Chairman Chas. Graney and
Henry E. Eastman. candidate for as
SCISSOR, both of Ellenboro had business
at Lancaster Monday.
e. L Chandler, of Glen Haven,
came to Lancaster Sunday with his
son Bert, who is student in the Ian
caster high school.
An alarm of fire in the fourth
ward called out the firemen Monday
morning but the blaze did not prove
serious, just chimney fire at the
A. Farrand residence.
The 18th birthday of Miss Leona
Kraemer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Kraemer, of the fourth ward
was observed Saturday afternoon by a
party at which ten of her boy and girl
friends were present. All present
spent most enjoyable afternoon.
Ethel Drewen, of Platteville,
was brought to Lancaster last Friday.
She having suffered for a long time
with throat trouble, was advised to
have an operation, which was done
last Saturday by Drs Gault and
Critchlow She is reported as getting
along very we'll at present.
A general mass meeting for the
organization of breeders assosiation
will be held at Muscoda Saturday.
April 26. The following committee
is in charge of the arrangements for
this meeting: Frank Bremmer. Jake
Heffner, John Postel, Geo. Schwingle,
Pete Victoria and L. M. Dixon.
English Sunday school at the
German Presbyterian church will be
held at 9 :45 ~. :; German services
at 10 :45 a. IN. and English services at
Z 80 p. m. The subject announced
for next Sundays sermon by Rev.
Aug Cramer is The Worlds Great
Christ. " A hearty welcome is ex-
tended to all who wish to attend
The hardware store of E. j.
Schwingl9 & Co at Muscoda, was
burglarized week ago and several
rifles, revolyers and pocket knives to-
gether with considerable ammunition
was taken The burglars gained ad,
mission by means OF broken window
pane. No clew as to their identity
has beeen discovered yet but the
officers are at work on the case.
DR. G. A. Critchlow announces
his intention Of leaving Lancaster
very soon and will locate at Mellgn,
Wis, near Ashland, for the practice
or his profession. In response to a
request to come there he has visited
Mellen and looked the situation over,
and thinks the outlook there is an ex-
cellent one. In the years that DR..
Critchlow has practised here he has
met with good success and made many
friends who will regret to see him
self and family leave Lancaster. but
the opening offered him there appears
very enticing and will furnish more
lucrative field than this, and that is
what doctors, as we'll as everybody
else, are looking for.
AT special session Of circuit
court held Monday afternoon Roy Nc !
Laughlin and Chas. Dawson pleaded
guilty to the charge Of arson. The
the State Prison at Waupun and the
latter, who is but twenty years old,
to six years in the Green Bay Re-
formatory. Dawson aud Mclaughlin
set fire to the barn belonging to Belle
Cowan. at Boscobel. March II. John
Nelson, Montfort druggist, appeared
at the same session and pleaded guilty
to selling liquor without license. He
was fined $40 which together with the
costs amounting to $21. 35 he accord
ingly paid. Findings of fact and
conclusions of law in the cases of
Elizabeth G. Dolphin and Caroline
Slender VS. the city of Platteville were
filed by the court. The final judg-
ment of divorce in the case of Bessie
g. Ziegler VS. Walter W. Ziegler was
signed,
Herman Buchner furnishes the
following list of Lancaster residents
and former residents who attended the
Washington birthday party in Cali
fornia, as described in rhyme and by