Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-06-14

"A Webrle, of Fennimore, was in
Lancaster.
Philip Hank was here from Cass-
Vile Saturday.
--.Alonzo Wayne had business in
Madison Monday.
e. I. Mccoy was a Fennimore
visitor Monday.
Will Hauk. Of Burton, was in
Lancaster Saturday.
Joe Abiding. Of Potosi, was at
Lancaster Saturday.
Bert SIMPLIFY and family spent
Sunday in Boscobel.
Philip Hauk, Of Cassville, had
business here Saturday.
F. R. Vincent Of Galena. had
business here Thursday.
j A. and H. A. Bossert were
here from CassviIle Wednesday.
Miss Sadie Fisher, of Livingston,
visited at Lancaster the past week.
Miss Bessie Behncke is spending
the week with friends in the country.
Miss Florence Narrower. of
Platteville, visited relatives here over
Sunday.
w. E. Lathrop recently disposed
of his interest in the Lathrop Ice
Cream Factory at Minneapolis to his
brother w. S. Lathrop. Since his
arrival home Mr.. Lathrop purchased
from his brother the building former
ly occupied by the latter and now by
the Hoffman Brothers.
The cheerful press agent of the
'Greatest show on earth has come
up smiling with his perennial patron
age of the country editor. He bland
ly encloses ST. worth Of tickets wit
a request for five dollars worth of
space and bets his reputation that the
bait gets the business, A press agent
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pers with this scheme ought to be al
lowed 10 fix his own salary. Prairie
du Chen Union.
"A closing day picnic was held at
District School No. 10, North Lancas
ter. last Friday. An enjoyable pro-
gram was presented and an interesting
ball game between local teams formed
feature. About 1872 people sat down
to fine picnic dinner. After dinner
this attendance was augmented by
number of other residents of that
vicinity. The grove near VIM. Burr S
was the scene OF the event. Supt,
j. g. Brockart and wife Of this city
were among those in attendance.
Bernard Stills, detective in the
employ of national anti saloon
organization, obtained liquor at the
Phillips House, last Sunday and with
the evidence in his possession entered
complaint against Chas. BrandemuehI
proprietor Brandemuehl was ar
raIgned before Justice 9 w. Burrows
Wednesday and paid fine of $50 90
and costs. Later it was reported that
the detective met with violence at the
hands of ruffians at the Potosi depot
but the story could not be confirmed.
Mrs. Kate Muench, of South Lam
caster, entertained a number of lady
friends last Thursday at a quilting
All had a pleasant time. There
were plenty Of good things to eat.
Those present were MINIS. John ErtZ,
John H. Adams, E. Y. Kern, Philip
Bernit. George Kinzel, John Udel
hofen, Frank Burns, Frank Funk,
Felix Wanezek, Fred A. Cox. Martin
Heinrich Jos. Rudersdorf of Fenni-
more and Eureka Zeller, of Platteville
and Misses Wanda Kern and Gertie
Ertz.
Ed Gilbert, we'll known laborer
of this city, died Thursday from in
juries received couple of days before
while he was at work with a bridge
construction crew in South Lancaster.
The men had completed one abutment
of the bridge and were at work on the
other when an overhanging bank fell
directly upon Gilbert who was WORK
ing underneath. He was found to be
injured internally and after two days
OF suffering passed away. Funeral
services were held Saturday, Rev. j.
T. Morgans. of the NJ E. churcn Of
floating. Interment followed at
Hillside
The following taken from ]. f.
Lewis weekly letter in the Mil
waukee Free Press tells of the B. NJ.
q B. mine owned by R. Meyer Jr.,
Jos. Book, of this city and Exon
gresham Brown, of Rhinelander
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