Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-04-26
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4AStOu OuHudy.
DIR. j. Z. Doolittle IS in Milwau-
kee on business.
Horace Fawcett. Of PIatteville,
visited in Lancaster Sunday.
B W. Scott, Of Prairie du CHEN
was in Lancaster Wednesday.
w. ?. Peters, of Dodgeville, had
business in Lancaster Friday.
M S. Nolan, Of Prairie du
Chen, was in Lancaster Thursday.
-Messrs. Walter Knox and Joseph
Casper arrived home from Milwaukee
Thursday.
Rob Bracket has gone to Granite
Falls Mimi. where he has accepted
employment.
F. E. Drescher, M. A. Bailey aud
@. NJ Hopkins were here from Fenni-
more Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wright,
of Milwaukee, are enjoying a visit
with Lancaster relatives
Assem- blyman David Schreiner
resumed his seat in the legislature
yesterday after several weeks illness.
The equipment Of the Kohinoor-
Blende mine will be sold at public
auction by Sheriff Wesley Hymer Sat
urday.
R. I Dugdale has purchased a
Buick automobile. He made his
initial trip in the car to Platteville
Monday
-Supt. Brockert arrived home Fri
day evening from a weeks trip about
the north portion of the county visit
ing schools.
MIR and Mrs. James Hatch visited
in Dubuque Sunday They made the
trip in an automobile piloted by
Willis Knox.
David Eastman and daughter Miss
Arminda Eastman visited with Platte
willie relatives last week making the
trip in their automobile.
Mrs J. T Morgans is enjoying
visit from Mr.. and Mrs. Crane. of
Pierre s. D, and Mrs Davis, of
New York, The ladies are her sisters.
Census figures give Mineral Point
a population of 1926; Dodgeville,
1891; Darlington 1903; Prairie du
CHEN 3, 149; Monroe 4. 40 and Rich,
land Center 2, 652.
Friends of Miss Marie Baumgart
ner will be glad to know that she is
rapidly recovering from her severe
attack Of pneumonia. Tt is expected
that she will be able to return home
in a few weeks.
Mrs. John Divall, Of Liberty,
underwent successful operation last
week after suffering for sometime
with an ear trouble. The operation
was performed by DR.. Gault, assisted
by DR.. Fowler.
A special meeting of the Mystic
Worker Lodge will be held at the K.
P. hall Friday evening, April 20. at
Z 80 p. IN. All members expected to
be present. A large class will be
adopted into the order.
John Place, who has been employ
ed as clerk in the Boston Store for the
past six years, has purchased a stock
OF goods in BelleSi l. and will go into
business for himself, Mr.. Place has
all the qualities necessary to the max
ing of successful business man.
L. Weber has distributed half
dozen benches about the city. They
are painted red and bear these
advertising slogans printed in letters
that can be read without the aid of
glasses, IL. Weber's Shoes Wear
Wear [. Weber's Shoes.
Judge George Clementson has
been presiding the past week at the
April term of circuit court held in
Richland county. The calendar was
very long, the criminal cases being
unusually numerous. Sixteen of the
latter were listed for trial.
= An automobile club has been per
fected among the local owners. The
officers are: w. J. Bailie, president;
Frank Schreiner, vice president L., "A.
Clark, secretary and treasurer. Ar
rangements are being made for the
improvement of the main travelled
highways in this vicinity.
In mentioning the disappearance
of Glenn Vesperman, the Galena
Gazette adds that there seems to be
an epidemic of lost boys David
Sheean, a Galena youth has been
missing for several weeks and a most