Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-19
Additional locals on Page Three.

Mrs. .. Levin and children are
visiting relatives at Milwaukee.
M. f. Doyle, of Fennimore was
in Lancaster Friday of last week.
John Boyle. Of Fennimore, was
in Lancaster on business Monday
No marriage licenses were issued
by County Clerk Mccoy the past week
Miss Bessie Trautwine returned
yesterday from Dubuque for short
visit
Mrs. A. E. Lewis and daughter
Ivanelle visited at Bloomington the
past week,
Mr.. and Mrs. George 2. Goble
went to Bloomington Friday for a
visit with friends.
MIR. and Mrs. John Day, Mrs.
Graves of Chicago, and Mrs. W. J.
Schade made trip from Lancaster to
Belvidere, III the past week in the
former auto, starting Thursday and
returning Sunday.
Mrs. Robt. Sculllan. who has
been visiting Mrs. j. S. Wright, re-
turned to her home in Chicago Satur
day. Mr.. and Mrs. ScuIlian intend
starting at once for stay of some
weeks in New Mexico.
Those who do not attend the
circus Wednesday evening can avail
themselves Of attending the address
given by Judge Aldro jerks at the
Congregational church; the men of
this city cannot afford to miss it.
DIR. j. G. Doolittle claims to
have made the champion auto trip of
this season coming from Chicago to
Lancaster in one continuous Journey
of 215 miles. He admits that be- had
to lap over slightly into the second
day to make it.
Miss Irma e. Hoffmeister of st.
Louis is visiting with the family Of
Louis Vasperman and other relatives
She will also visit at Glen Haven
and Gutenberg, Iowa where she has
already spent two weeks, before re-
turning home.
"A bill was passed at the la st
legislature limiting the catches of
trout in inland waters to forty five for
one person in a single day. This is
an excellent bit Of legislation but it
is unlikely that Lancaster anglers
will ever have an opportunity to
violate the law.
Fisher, Gault & Pagenkopf now
have their garage and machine shop
nearly finished. The building is
very we'll lighted and is in every way
we'll adopted for the purpose. The
firm handle the Acme line of farm
machinery and are agents for the
Regal automobile.
One of the tiresome waiting
stunts on the farm is waiting for the
wind to blow when the tanks are
empty and the cattle crowding around
to get drink This is where the
man who owns gasoline engine has
a broad smile that resembles a grin to
his less fortunate neighbors.
Mrs. R. Meyer, daughters MartL a
and Katherine and son Frank arrived
home by auto last Wednesday from
Lake Wabesa, near Madison, where
the ladies had been resorting for ten
days. guests of Mrs. j. P. Walker.
Mr.. Meyer spent Sunday with them
and preceded them home by couple
of days,
-Platteville and Dubuque marks
men had a shooting match in the
Iowa city last Thursday and the
Dubuquers were the victOrs On
Thursday Of this week the two clubs
will hold a match at Platteville
, Lancaster has some crack shots. Why
can t they organize a club and provide
little amusement this summer for
) the local sport lovers
Superintendent Brockert left Mon
! day for Bloomington where he was
scheduled to hold teachers examina-
, tions. From there he will go to
, Cassville. The dates of the teachers
, examinations this year are as follows
Cuba City, July rs; Lancaster 10 II
Fennimore, 1918; Boscobel 14-15
Bloomington, 17-18; Cassville. 1920
Potosi, 2122; Platteville, 27-28-29
"A. W. Banfeld, a Cuba Cit,
. farmer who is we'll known Throughout
! the county, received what may prov
to be fatal injuries Friday afternoon
Mr.. BanfeId was at work cuttini
grain when a young skittish hors
which he had hitched to the binde
n started to run. At the the tim
j: Mr.. Banheld happened to be in iron