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

August Losch was over from
Bloomington Thursday.
L e. Rickok was over from
Bloomington Wednesday.
R. J. Lathrop. of Fenn1more,
was In Lancaster Sunday.
F. FL. Grimm, of Cassville, was
Lancaster visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Max Brinkman, of Linden,
visited friends here Thursday.
Mrs. Nellie Baldwin and daugh-
ter Dorothy are visiting at Livingston.
II. J. Watson and Robert Watson,
OF Livingston, were in Lancaster
Monday.
Mrs. Lydia Burrows returned to
her home at Round Lake, MINI.
Monday.
P. BARLEY, Of Bloomington, had
business in Lancaster Wednesday and
Thursday.
Clarence T. Webb who is en-
ployed as stenographer in the dubuque
office of the New York Central Fast
Freight, visited at home over Sunday.
Hugh Harper left Friday after.
noon for Portage to be present at the
military inspection of Company F.
of the state militia of which he is a
member.
Miss Martha Meyer. Theda Howe
and Mile Lisherness and Messrs.
Will Duncalf and Clyde Goble, Beloit
students are spending their spring
vacation at home.
New subscribers to the Herald
will be accepted on Wednesday and
Thursday of next week only, at one
dollar per year. Here's your op-
portCnity to SEND the paper to a rela-
tive who formerly lived in Lancaster.
The following licenses have been
issued during the past week by County
Clerk Mccoy: John W. Warne.
Rewey and Nettie w. Nehls. Platte
Vile; Cleveland Fry and Jessie M.
Lewis, both of Mt. Ida William
Ross of Mineral Point and Zella
Rodda, Hazel Green.
-Vandie Ludvik is home for q
visit after four years service in the
United States Navy. During that
time has seen a considerable portion
of the world and has given promise of
winning high rank in the service,
For several months he has stationed
at San Francisco on the U. S. S.
Pensacola.
Evidence III regard to a disputed
mining lease was heard by Judge
GoodseII last week. The land in
question adjoins the Klar Piquette
property. Those interested are Fl.
E. Stephens, Chas Kistler, B. E.
Doscher and M. M. Bruner. Attys.
L. A Brunkhorst and Brown, Brennan
& Carthew appeared for the contend
ing parties.
"A band concert will be given at
Reed s opera house on Thursday even
ing of next week, April 9th. the second
day of the Dollar Sales in Lancaster.
The concert will be under direction of
Grace Morse violinist Following
the spirit of the occasion four tickets
will be sold for a dollar. Seats at
Bennett s.
There will be a U. S. Civil
Service competitive examination at
Lancaster on Saturday, April 80 for
the position of rural mail carrier on
route out Of this city and for any
other vacancies as they may occur
Instructions and further particulars
may be obtained from Postmaster j.
T. Webb
Take advantage of The Herald 8
special Dollar Days subscription offer
and send the paper to some friend or
relative for year. You may never
have another chance to get it so cheap.
Only one dollar cash in advance the
offer being good for names enrolled on
those two days only-April 5 and G..
Mail orders must show that the letter
was mailed on one of those days.
John Brouchler died at his home
in this city Sunday at the age of 81
years, II months. He had been in i'll
health for long time. Mr.. Brouchler
was a native Of Germany but had
long been resident of Lancaster. He
is survived by a wife and several
children. Funeral services will be
held today Wednesday, at 1 p. m.
from the Methodist church. Burial
will be held at Hillside cemetery.
Petitions for administration
were heard in county court yesterday