Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-15

- w 44l4dAn Al0S, u OClCZ6r, was In
Lancaster Wednesday.
m. @. Edwards went to Milwau-
kee Wednesday on business.
--Flavian Cherrier, of Blooming
ton. was in Lancaster Wednesday.
Fred Millin and George Harms,
Of Bagley, were in town Wednesday.
w. j. Richardson has purchased
new touring car of the Overland
Service Company.
-Elgie Coombs has gone to South
Dakota for his health. His mother
accompanied him west.
W. g. Tucker, Fl. H. Russell and
F, A. Jentz we're Platteville visitors
at the county seat Friday.
Congregational Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs. Hannaford at the
parsonage, Friday afternoon.
Don't knock and he a kill joy.
If you don't agree with the happy,
optimistic people, at least keep quiet.
Mrs Frank Sheean and daughter,
of Galena, visited at the home Of
Mrs. @. b. Clementson the past week.
Roy PendIeton left last week for
Regina, n D., near which place he
will be employed on farm belonging
to his father.
The average man would be sur
prised if he knew how much he lacks
Of coming up to his wife's idea of do
ing all that he ought to do.
The road have been drying rapid
ly during the past few days and the
use Of the Kind drag, in the rough
places would be a great improvement.
Rev. Field, of Fennimore. and
Rev. Orthen. Of Mt. Hope, returned
home Wednesday after assisting Rev.
Wambold in his thirteen hour devo-
tion.
According to the Platteville
Journal Register of Deeds R. |. Dug
dale expects to be the owner of an
automobile this spring which will en-
able him to make frequent visits at
his home in Platteville.
The following out of town
lawyers had business in court here
Thursday: D. j. Gardner, M. S.
Black, T. L Cleary. L, A. Drunk
horst, Platteville; Otto Kuenzli,
Boscobel; S E. Smalley, Cuba City.
A warming to the roller skaters is
timely during the present craze
Young people are apt to forget that
they are as liable to exceed the speed
limit their fathers are in their tour
ing cars. The rights Of pedestrians
should always b respected.
Cards and letters are being re,
ceived by Lancaster people from vari-
Gus points in the South from G. j.
Calvin Of Virginia, Mimi, who is
taking a vacation from his duties as
chief engineer for the NJ. A Hanna
Iron Mining Co. and is enjoying a
tour of the southern states. At
present he is III Florida. Mr.. Calvin
is son of Theo. Calvin of this city.
The case of Fl. E Stephens VS. the
East End Mining Company of Platte
willie, will probably be heard here
during the October term of circuit
court, H. E. Stephens owns an un-
divided one half interest in the min
ing rights to piece Of land owned by
John &, Sietz. He has already caused
q temporary restraining order to be
issued in order to prevent the East
End Company from mining on this
property
The engagement of Clarence W.
Howe, of this city to Miss Edith FL.
Hebert Of Evanston Ill, has been
announced. Miss HeberG visited here
last summer, at which time the en-.
gagement was made known to a num-
Der of Mr.. Iowe's more intimate
friends and neighbors but it was not
made pUblid until last week, when
the announcement was published in
the Chicago papers.
Mrs. Nettie A. Finney at the last
regular meeting of Eva Camp r. N.
A. presented them with a beautiful
dish which each delegate was given as
a souvenir by the largest store at
Lacrosse. in another column will be
found 8 report from her of the con-
vention and at the close of camp the
neighbors were invited to Smith S
restaurant to treat Of ice cream and
cake by Mrs Finney.
The pleasant weather creates more
or less apprehension that the month is
going to be too much like that of last
year VIXEN we had May weather in