Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-05-17

Edwin Heiliger left last week for
Chicago to take medical treatment.
-Messrs. Carl Roth and Chas. Klar.
man were in Preston Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Crichton had
business at Fennimore Friday morn
ing
Anton Christianson took the morn
ing train Wednesday bound for Chi
cago.
Mrs Chas. Mayer went to Living
ston for visit with relatives Wed
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Lowrey left
Friday morning tor visit of several
weeks with relatives and old friends
in Michigan and Indiana.
Elk Sheriff Harcleroad expects to
move to Platteville at the close OF the
school year. He has rented the John
Hemphill residence in that city.
Mrs. Frank Kadlic, OF STANDARD,
Iowa county, visited at Lancaster at
the home of her mother. Mrs. Geo.
Jackering the past week
Bids will be received for carrying
the mail on the Bloomington Lancas-
ter stage route by Postmaster J. T.
Webb until May 81, The contract
will be let for q four year period.
The Southwestern District Chris
tian Endeavor Convention will be held
at Dodgeville Friday, Saturday and
Sunday of this week Five counties
will be represented at this convention
The annual patriotic contest for
grade pupils of the Lancaster schools
was held at the Congregational church
last evening At the time we 60 to
press the winners have not been
chosen. The names of the contestants
were given in last week Herald.
Will Mapes. of North Andover.
was arraigned before Justice Frank
Calls Thursday afternoon to answer
to a charge of selling liquor to
minors. Mapes is a bartender in a
North Andover saloon He pleaded
guilty and paid fine of fifteen dollars
and costs,
The barn which has stood for
many years on the west side of what
is now Ryland Park was moved to the
property belonging to its present
owner Jos. Bailey. The barn is still
in excellent condition. A. Rollins Of
PIatteville, was the house mover en-
gagged to do the work
Supervisor Adolph Wepking had
business in Fennimore Thursday The
annual work on the highways in var
ious parts Of the county is just com
mencing but it is difficult at this time
Of the year to secure workmen. Con-
siderable work is being planned in
the north east portion of the county.
Ernest Garthwaite was placed
under arrest Friday night for fast and
reckless driving. He spent the night
> in the city lookup and was arraigned
the following morning before Justice
G. w. Burrows. He was sentenced to
pay fine of ten dollars and costs. in
default of which he was committed to
the county jail for fifteen days.
The two Belgians Julius Vanarde
and Adolph Huismann were taken
away Thursday morning. Vanarde
was taken to Waupun prison by
Deputy VIM Burr and Huismann tt
Green Bay reformatory by Under
Sheriff Horace Hymer. They Will
: serve terms of three and two years
respectively.
i Mrs. Quincy Williams and daugh
] ter Althea visited at Mr.. and Mrs
t M. G. Williams last Sunday and tool
a their little daughter Genevieve home
s with them. Mrs NJ. g. and baby
son went out there Wednesday anc
n will spend two weeks visiting then
+ and Hugo Kohlenberg's family, a
n LduCdSlOIa -GdSSN11lO 1uuSAs
d Joe Semrad made his regular tril
/, to Fennimore, Sitter and Lancaster
S Tuesday. The demand FOR the produce
T of the Highland Brewery has become
so great that they found it necessary
9 to install new 100 horse power boiler
s and add other machinery to increast
. the output. The change from tn,
y: dark bottle to the light bottle is meet
!, ing with general favor with thei
Q patrons Highland Press.
y The city band gave it's first opel
air concert Of the 1911 season Wed
a nesday night The usual large crow,
: gathered in and about the court yart
q to listen to the music and showed b,
:, generous applause its appreciation O
n the same. The band under the lead
g ershin of H. E. Gross has impr0ve