Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-01

Ed Walters, of Rewey, was a
business caller here last week.
Robert Andrew. of Livingston,
spent Sunday here.
Leo Mysem bourg is in Woodman
looking after business matters.
Willis Brayden was down from
Fennimore Saturday.
The Congregational ladies will
hold their rummage sale on May 10th
and 18th
Mrs Helen Baldwin leaves today
for visit with her daughter Dorothy
at Menominee.
A nine pound babys.sSgirl arrived
at the Henry Bryhan home yesterday
morning.
-Dawald Garner. a former resident
of Lancaster was down from Cobb last
week for a short visit.
Miss Emma Kraemer. Of The
Fenn;more Times spent Sunday at
home in this city.
Miss Sabina Stockert, Of Bloom
ington, visited with her sister Mrs.
Joe Hoffman over Sunday.
David Schreiner went to Madi-
son yesterday to attend the special
session of the legislature.
Mrs G. w. Knapp is home again
from visit with her son Carl in
Milwaukee and relatives round about
that city.
We publish official bank reports
today for the Union State and First
National banks of this city and the
Potosi State bank of Potosl.
Mrs. James McBrien and daugh-
ter Katherine left for Chicago this
morning to see the Regan baby. jim
says it is the only Irish kid he has.
The Ladies' Junior Aid of the
NJ. E. church will meet on Friday
afternoon of this week at 2:3O, with
Miss Nettie lockwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jewell
attended the funeral services for John
Fox at Dodgeville Sunday. The
deceased was au uncle of Mr.. Jewell.
Mrs. Loretta Eastman returned
Monday to the st Msry's hospital at
Chicago after an absence of five
weeks.
Tom Finnegan left Monday for
Mcintosh. S Oak. Leo expects to
go Friday They we're home to at.
tend the funeral Of Mrs Ben Zenz.
Mrs. James Blewitt returned to
her home in Aberdeen. s. Oak,
Saturday after making an extended
visit with her mother, Mrs Retallic.
bliss Dora Alexander, of Fenni
more, has bBen a guest of Miss Mabel
| Duncalf at her home near Liberty.
They were Lancaster callers Saturday.
The girls Of the high school held
c'ndy sale at Benefits drug store
Saturday afternoon, The receipts
amounted to $l5 and will be used TO
help the Athletic Association this sea.
! son.
Pat O'Rourke was brought into
justice court at Lancaster Friday to
answer to the charge of assault upon
Mrs. Chas Russell of Ellen boro. He
was bound over to the October term of
circuit court under a bond OF $780,
Pat secured the bond money and was
released.
Frank Fl. Adams living on Pigeon
Creek south Of Lancaster had very
painful accident recently. He was
stopping a runaway horss belonging
to the mail carrier and has been
suffering broken ankle. DIR. Fowler
attended and the patient is doing
nicely
| AT business meeting held after
the morning service at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday the church mem
bers voted to accept the resignation of
their pastor Rev. Hannaford thus re-
leasing him from service in Lancaster.
The resignation will take effect May
goth.
Saturday was a day of celebration
in Galena. Ninety years ago Ulysses
S. Grant, the 18th president of the
U. S., was born in Ohio and later
became famous for his heroisms ard
bravery during the Mexican War and
at the close settled in st. Louis and
finally removed to Galena in 1866.
He proved himself a hero and a great
statesman ain future years under
various circumstances. He died in
New York on July %, 1885. In view
! Of these facts the CITY of Galpna once