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

j. Anderson, of Montfort, was in
this city Friday.
H. Jahnke. of Galena, was in
Lancaster Wednesday.
L J. Anderson of Woodman, was
in Lancaster Monday.
Fred L. Boebel. of Cassville, was
a Lancaster visitor Friday.
John Kilburg made business trip
to Potosi last week Wednesday.
p. W. Glass, of BagIey, had
business at the county seat Friday.
w. Fl. Brownell. of PIatteville,
was a Lancaster visitor Saturday.
There will be dance at Hurri-
care next Friday evening, Feb. 10.
All welcome.
"A pound son arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Guy Horseiall
on TUESDAY or last week.
The young people of the city will
meet Sunday evening, Feb. 18th, at
6 80, at the Baptist church
Judge Alden s lecture this WED
nesday) evening will be one Of the
most entertaining numbers on the
lecture course.
Don't forget the Midwinter fair at
Knapp's Rink to be held February TO-
All are invited to come and have a
good time. Admission 10 cents
February is a month of ami
versaries Next Sunday, the 18th.
is Lincoln's birthday; ST. Valentines
Day the 18th and Washington s birth
day the 22d
The library will be closed next
week ia order that the books and other
equipment may be moved into the
Ryland building which will be ready
for occupancy by that time
There Will be an entertainment
and basket social at the Dyer school
honse, Friday, Feb 10th. at Z 80
All are cordially invited to come and
bring your friends.
1t has been decided to hold the
next meeting of the LADIES' aid
society in Little Grant at tue home of
Mrs. VIM. Garthwaite, on Feb. Is.
instead Of at Albert Brandemuhl's as
previously announced.
Miss Hiidegarde Alt, who has
been passing through siege Of scarlet
fever for nearly five weeks, is now
practically recovered and it is expect
ed that the house will be thoroughly
fumigated and the quarantine raised
the fore part of next week.
While driving home last Friday
Will Wetter team INDUCED in a
lively spin. Mr.. Wetter and daugh.
ter were in the rig and were fortunate
enough to bring the horses to a stop
and escape injury The team was also
uninjured and the rig not badly
damaged.
-Supt. J. c.. Brockert expects to
attend the county superintendent s
meeting to be held at Madison
February IA, 10 and 16. From there
he will 60 to the Delavan convention
of the Southern Wisconsin Teachers
Association which will take place
February II and IS.
Mrs. j. b. Hosfall, who has had
bad time with erysipelas on her arms
and limbs for six weeks or more, is
now much better and able to be around
again. Her daughter. Mrs Eva
Pendleton, living at Bloomington, has
also been incapacitated most of the
winter with sciatic rheumatism
Suit has been commenced against
William Hill by the Platteville Lead
& Zinc Company who owned the En-
terprise mine to recover royalties
amounting to 1925. The Enterprise
people claim that they leased some
mining lands from Hill about four
years ago and paid the royalty to him
at that time In 1909 the heirs of
Major Rountree sued the company for
the same amount of royalty. Their
claim was that Rountree in selling
the land had reserved the mineral and
mining rights which claim was sus-
tanned. The company are now seeking
to recover the royalty paid to Hill.
The case will probably be heard at
the February term Of circuit court
Mr., George A. McGonigal. who
has been for the past half dozen years
actively identified with the Linde-
mann Department Store as assistant
manager and advertising man, took
leave of city and friends this evening