Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-01-11


H. W. Culver of Platteville,
was a visitor yesterday.
-Thos. FinLegan arrived home
Monday from western trip
e. J. Morse has purchased the
Thomas Mcdonald residence.
-Chas. and Erwin Havill, of Bag
ley, were in Lancaster Monday.
Miss Bertha Laabs returned home
from a weeks visit at Platteville
DIR. g. G. NARROW gees to Mil
yankee Saturday, Jan. IA, to assist
with the midwinter examinations of
those wishing to qualify to practice
dentistry in this state. The doctor
will be absent from his Office about
ten days.
r. D. Brown, of Seattle. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Brown of Rhine
lander. visited relatives here a few
days last week on his way back to
the coast from Christmas visit with
his parents. He left here Sunday
/ for Seattle.
Cecil White. has resumed his
work as local telegraph operator after
peing employed several months in the
Variety Store owned by himself and
brother. He was granted leave of
absence during that time by the tele-
graph company.
The 1911 spring series of teachers
examinations will be held as follows :
Platteville, Monday and Tuesday.
February 1928; Fennimore, Wednes-
day and Thursday, March 10; Lam
caster, Friday and SATURDAY, March
ga. Diploma examinations will be
held April 6, and 8.
Mrs. Leo Meysembourg returned
home from Potosl Saturday after a
two weeks visit with her mother and
other relatives. Her sister Miss
Kate Glennon from Potosi and their
nephew, Joe Huntilner from Dell
Rapids, South Dakota, accompanied
her home for visit at Lancaster.
Mrs c. F. Dickinson has receiv-
ed an announcement uf the marriage
| at South Brisbane, Queensland,
Australia, on Nov 90. of VIM. Street
to Anna Almyra Robertson, both
former Grant county people. Miss
Robertson was born and raised at
Patch Grove. and for the past few
years had lived in Oregon.
The Southern Wisconsin Teach.
ers' Association of which G. E.
Slothower, formerly of this city, is
president, will hold it's annual meet
ing at Delavan February 17-18
Among the speakers on the general
program are Pres. W. H. Sutherland,
of Platteville Normal, and County
Supt. J. G. Brockert.
The following stock shipments
have been made out of Lancaster the
past week = Wednesday, A. E. Lewis
one car of hogs, Place and Jerrett
one car hogs, George Moore-one car
mixed, one car hogs, one car sheep
Thursday Place and Jerrett-one car
hogs, George Moore-two cars hogs.
one car sheep; Monday Place and
Jerrett-two cars hogs; Tuesday Place
and Jerrett-two cars hogs, George
Moore-three cars hogs.
Geo. A. DiVall, of Wauzeka, has
been in Lancaster for several days,
visiting his mother and other relatives.
returning home today. Mr.. OiVall
formerly lived here and was for seven
years owner and landlord of the Ian
caster House. 1t was just ten years
yesterday since he retired from bust
ness here. Since that time he has
lived two or three years in Virginia
and the balance of the time in Cgaw-
ford county. where he owns large
farm.
"A case of scarlet fever developed
last Saturday in the home of Mrs.
Henry Lelse. afternoon, the little
patient being her daughter Hildegarde
The house was promptly quarantined
and it believed the disease, will
spread no farther. Miss Lisetta Alt,
who recently returned from Milwau-
kee, where she has had cons derable
experience as a nurse, is assisting
Mrs Leise, who is her sister in law.
and the patient is reported to be
getting along nicely. Her condition
was much better yesterday.
John Jeide. a former Lancaster
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