Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-06-07

Atty. J. j. Seaman was here
from Fennimore thursday.
"A new porch has been built on
the S. R. Greene residence.
Jos. Nicholson, of Livingston,
was in Lancaster Thursday.
Miss Ruth Hannaford, of Rock
ford, Ill, is visiting at home.
Mrs Herman KnoKe and daughter
Cleora are visiting Iowa friends.
M. F. Trainer, of Woodman, was
in Lancaster Thursday of last week.
Harry Plimpton. of Mt Hope.
visited at Lancaster part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs George Pbeiffer, of
Dubuque, visited in Lancaster last
week.
Wesley Holmes and LLOYD Gay
lin, of Montfort, were IN this city
Thursday,
MIR. and Mrs. T. G. Linton, of
Fennimore visited here the forepart of
last week.
W. G Livingston and J. j.
Hudson, of Livingston, were Lancas-
ter callers Wednesday.
Otto Failing and w. Fl. Failing,
Of Cassvill!e. had business at tie
county seat Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Judd, assistant of
Richland Center high school, is hom Q
for the summer vacation
Mrs. Hugh orion, of Hibbing,
Mimi, is visiting at the home of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Robert BROKER.
DIR. J H. Reed was in Madison last
week attending the meeting of the
Southern Wisconsin Dental Associa-
tlon.
Miss Nellie Howell, assistant
principal of Rewey high school arrived
home Saturday for the summer vaca-
tion.
Will Eberhardt, of Chicago,
visited friends here the past week.
Mr.. Eberhardt is enjoying his annual
four months vacation. y-
Atty. James Dolan, of Platte
willie, had business here Thursday.
He was accompanied to this city by
Misses Minnie Prussing and Mildred
Kuster
News has been received of the re-
cent arrival of baby girl at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Thomas, of
Linden. Mrs. Thomas is remembered
here as Miss Gladys Eggers
The property of D. B Winters
was sold at Sheriff's sale last week.
The E. NJ F. automobile purchased by
Winters a week or so before his arrest
was sold to JAS. Petty. The machine
was sold for about 5000
Commissioners A. Wepking was
in Muscoda the last week supervising
the road work in progress in that
town. There is considerable work
yet to be done upon the highways OF
that portion of the county.
The Wisconsin river is going
through its annual raise reports the
BoscobeI Dial Enterprise, and is al
ready out of its banks. Local sports
are having great fun catching carp
that are wandering out into the
grass. We would like to see them
catch them all, for they are the bane
of the fisherman.
The store of Kern Brothers,
Potosi, was robbed Thursday night of
1900 cigars, 30 pounds uf candy and
S. 90 in cash. The thieves entered
by means of the window but left nc
clew to their identity. The two per-
sons first suspected were searched but
nothing could be found that would
fasten the deed on them.
"A travel letter from Herman
Buchner IS one of the Herald's fea
Ou4C0 Iulo WCChs AuOtu6I Ou6 t6I1IuS
of a meeting with a former Lancaster
boy who has achieved wealth an6
prominence in the industrial world is
reserved for a later issue, The same
letter also describes visit to a large
portion of the US fleet which has beer
watching the southwest corner of tbs
United States. Mr.. Buchner's travel
letters are always interesting.
"A new cash register system is tt
be installed in the store of L. Alt &
Sons in place Of the old carrier
method. George McGonigal sales.
man for the National Cash Register
Go. recently sold six registers to this
enterprising firm who believe that the
new method possesses many advantage,
0uoT Tho old