Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-08

had business here Monday.
Mrs. Budd Duncan is clerking in
the store of David Crichton & Co.
W. E. Webb went to PlatteviIle
Monday for short visit with rela
tives.
congregational Ladies Aid will
meet with Mrs Geo. Goble Friday
afternoon.
Oscar Belscamper returned to
Madison Saturday after few days
visit here.
Miss Doris Schreiner went to
South Madison Friday morning to
visit her father who is seriously i'll.
Over 70 per cent of the headaches.
came from eye strain. See DR.. j. S.
OConnor's ad in this issue of The
Herald
j. B. Ludden, che hustling
Bloomington merchant, was Lancas
ter visitor Monday, on his way to
Madison.
Mrs. Hiram Wagner, daughter
Mrs George Reed and children of
Prairie du Chen, arrived Monday
noon for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Will Mo1kin and Miss
Connie Lewis, of Bloomington, visited
at the home of Mrs. Helen Judd last
week, returning home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Regain left
Monday afternoon for their home at
Memphis. Tenn, after a pleasant
visit at tire Jas. McBrien home.
Miss Emma V. Baker returned
Wednesday evening from her visit at
River Falls. She has disposed of her
residence property in Lancaster to
VIM Brandemuhl and expects to re-
move from here in the near future.
Atty. Maurice McKenna of Fond
du Lac, has been urged to conduct the
defense of John Dietz, the Cameron
Dam outlaw Atty. McKenna appear
ed for Catherine Murtha in the contest
of the Father Vaughan estate, heard
in circuit court here a week ago At
that time he proved himself to be an
able jury lawyer.
The new Public Library will be
open to the public for inspection on
Friday of this week from to 5, and
-
of the Wisconsin Free Library Com
nilsson, will be present and give an
address. On Saturday afternoon and
evening the library will be open for
regular circulation.
W. G.. Knox has purchased the
livery barn on Madison street occupied
by Will Tiller. The former owners
were the Union state Bank and Delos
Abrams Mr. Knox is agent for the
E. nj. f line of automobiles and will
use the building as garage and re-
pair shop. Louis Fisher is also plan
ming to conduct an up to date garage
just south of his blacksmith shop.
Miss Edith Hoffman. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman, was
united in marriage to Mr.. Ernest Nc
Lean Tuesday evening Feb. % at the
home of the brides parents. Only
immediate relatives were present.
Rev. w. Fl. Hannaford performed the
wedding ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
Mclean will live in the John Buck
residence in the third ward.
Hugh J Orion, son of T. F.
Orton OF this city, was recently APP
pointed to the position of assistant
superintendent of the Laura mine a
large iron ore property at Hibbing.
MINI. Mr.. Orton has held for some
time the position of head engineer for
the Buffalo & Susquehanna Mining
Company. His many friends here will
be glad to learn of his rapid advance
ment in the mining world.
-Evangelistic services are being
held daily at the Methodist church by
Rev. J. S. Crowther of Madison.
The audiences have been large since
the revival opened last Wednesday
and the people have been pleased at
the sane manner in which the services
have been conducted. Rev. Crowther
does not use the sensational, vulgar
methods of many evangelists in his
work He is an intelligent, scholarly
speaker and will make many lasting
friendships before he leaves our city.
The following Platteville people
were in Lancaster Wednesday as wit
nesses in the damage suits of Slender
and Dolphin VS. the city of Platteville
Loren w. 10y, Thos H. Gentle, James
Harms, r. E. Eastman. George Sch
ramm Will M. Kindlaub. A, G.
Schultz, Orrin J. Bennett, Fred
PaIImpver Auoust Sne+z + on