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

Chris COOmDS was over from
Bloomington Thursday.
I. A. Groom, of Cassville, was
in Lancaster Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Harter left Mon
day for Des Moines. Iowa.
H. Grebe, of Dodgeville, was in
Lancaster on business Friday.
Casper Ackermann, of Cassville,
was in town Friday on business.
Herbert Pendleton, of Elkader,
Iowa, visited relatives here last week.
Wade Eggers of Linden, was a
visitor the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Bailey we're
here from Bloomington Wednesday.
Mrs. Loretta Livens and daughter
Myrtle were here from Madison
Thursday.
Mrs. Braemen Decker, of Min
neapolis, visited Lancaster relatives
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Nickles, of
Cassville, visited at Lancaster last
week.
Harry Orion and Elmer Smith
went to Chicago Saturday night on a
business trip.
John Neubauer and NJ. N. Petry,
of Glen Haven, were at the county
seat Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. S. Metcalf OF
Glen Haven visited friends here por-
tion of last week.
j. S. EARL and J. P. Evans, of
Prairie du Chen, were Lancaster
visitors Thursday Of last week.
Another sure sign of spring is
that group of marble players You en-
counter here and there in your travels.
H. G. Dillon referred to in
Herman Buchner's letter is better
known to his old Lancaster friends as
Clay Cillon.
Last Thursday the FIRST robins of
the season made their appearance in
Lancaster and the harbingers of
spring were heartily welcomed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Decker visit
ed at Fennimore last week with the
formers brother, Daniel Decker, who
has not been in good health for some
time.
John Smith. Of Bloomington, is
recovering nicely from his illness.
His son Frank of this city visited
him last week. Mr.. Smith is So
years old but is unusually vigorous
for his age.
Lancaster Colony of Beavers No.
302 will hold their next regular meet
ing Saturday night. March IS, 1911.
at which time large class will be
initiated All mem GERS are requested
to be present.
The case of the of Wisconsin VS.
George Munger, of Cassville, came up
for hearing in Justice Burrows court
last week but on motion Of the state
it was dismissed. Herald readers
will remember that this case was
brought by @. j. Kuenster who claim
ed that Mr.. Munger destroyed a
slaughter house belonging TO him.
The Boscobel Dial Enterprise has
been leased to Harlan j. Johnson
former editor of the Herald Mr..
johnson was one of the first editors Of
the De- and from the appearance Of
last weeks issue Will bring the paper
UP to it's old time standards. The
Junior Linotype installed year ago
by the owner has been shipped back
to the manufacturers.
-Interlocutory judgments of d.
vorce were granted last week in the
cases Of Katherine Cubela VS. Frank
Cubela; Gertrude EasUlick VS. Lester
Eastlick; John Hitchcock VS. Jane
Hitchcock. The case of Mary G.
Robinson VS. Robert Robinson was
taken under advisement by the court
as was that Of Loretta Livens VS. John
R. Livens. which came up upon petit
tion of J. R. LIvens to revise the in
terlocutory judgment of divorce
previously granted. A motion for a
new trial in the case Of Joseph Cook
VS. the O. q N. w. Ry. Co. was over
ruled.
Ralph Bingham, who appeared
before q Lancaster audience at Reed s
opera house Saturday evening as next
to the last number of the season on
the lecture course, proved to be all
that had been expected of him as an
entertainer. His stories were funny
and his musical numbers particularly
pleasing. His representations of the