Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-02-01

Will Carmody left Monday morn
ing for Platteville.
W. P. Peters, of Dodgeville, had
business in Lancaster Friday.
A. L. Osborn was here from
Galena on business last Wednesday.
W. E. Lathrop had business in
Minneapolis the fore part of last week.
The Gibson Harp Orchestra, of
Appleton, Wis, will play for another
RINK dance February 49,
Louis McBrrien wand Clarence
Suttle were Evansville visitors last
week.
Fred Avery demonstrated the pos
sibilities of the Overland automobile
to the citizens Of Cuba City the past
week.
WIN. Harding accompanied his
mother as far as GaIena junction
Monday morning on her return to
Bryon. I'll.
Place & Jerrett will ship cattle,
veal calves. hogs and sheep next Mon
day and each Monday hereafter until
further notice.
Register of Deeds R. S. Dugdale
reports a large number of real estato
transfers coming in from the north
part of the county.
Misses Kate and Julia Sweeney
have been enjoying a visit the past
week in Animation at the home of their
sister Mrs. l.. W. 10y.
DIR. 6. e. NARROW arrived home
Thursday noon from Milwaukee where
he attended meeting of the State
Board Of Dental Examiners.
-Chas. Katz, the old Lancaster
Businessman. has gone on the road
as travelling sale sman for the Heath
& McGilligan Paint Company of
Chicago.
-Messrs. Fl. W. Brown. L. D.
Eastman, w. j. Brennan and DIR. J
W. Fowler are contemplating the
purchase of new automobiles the COM
| ing season.
Bernard z. Baxter, former Ian
caster resident was united in marriage
to Miss Anna Julia Kennedy, Of
South Omaha. Neb., on January IS
MIR and Mrs. Baxter will be at home
April Is at Butte, Montana.
Elk County Clerk G. E. Tuf1ey
now resides in Boscobel where he
expects to stay until the completion
of his work as journal clerk in the
Legislature at which time he will
move with his family to the farm in
Marion.
IF the recommendation of Supt.
James Nevins, of the Wisconsin Fish
Commission, is acted upon favorablv
the few trout that reward the anglers
of this vicinity will be valued more
highly than before. This recon-
mendation provides for general
license for fishing, the proceeds to be
devoted to more extensive planting of
fry in the lakes ard rivers of the
atate.
-George w. Munger, of Cassville,
was brought before Justice G. w.
Burrows Monday to answer to a
charge of maliciously tearing down a
building located near the Cassville
Brewery, and used by the owner
Charles j. Kuens or as a slaughter
house. Munger 70 bail of 800 for
his appearance Nj Oh in the same
court ard was released. He was
brought to Lancaster by Marshal
James Greenwood Of Cassville.
The Rathbun interest in the r.
& r Sanitarium at Prairie du Chen,
was purchased last week by Mr..
Rosencranz The details of the dis
agreement between the managers Of
this institution were partially aired
during the fall session circuit court
held at Lancaster. Speaking Of the
retirement of the former partner the
Prairie du Chen Union states that
the sale eliminated in Mr.. Rathbun' s
elimination from an institution to the
upbuilding of which he had devoted
many years and then adds meaningly,
"Perhaps this is what the suit was
for. One can't always determine the
purpose of a case in court by the
title. =
| Among the travelling Companies
to be seen at the opera house is the
Mock Sad ALI Stock Company. Their
engagement will be for nights Feb.
2. B. A. and during that time they will
present the latest plays besides Offering