Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-07-31

visitors over Sunday
J. J. RubIe. of Platteville.
candidate for Republican nomination
for State Senator, was in the city
Monday.
The funeral of Mrs Corneliuson
who has conducted the hotel at Hazel
Green for many years. was held on
Monday Of last week.
-Messrs H. q. Henderson, 6. L.
Seager ard M j Smith, of Fenni-
more, came down on a little business
trip yesterday morning.
Joe Mccoy lost eight head Of
cattle by lightning in a pasture
three miles north of the city during
the electrical storm Of last Saturday
night.
Ed J. Roethe of Fennilnore was
il Lancaster last Friday. advertising
the attractions to be offered at Fenni-
more's two big days. August 8th
and 9th.
Cuba City business callers to this
city yesterday were, Messrs. Chas.
Justice. G. r. 2. R., and Ray
Bartlett, J. c. Brandt A. Kaiser and
Fl. Jansen.
Mrs. E. L. Whitman, nee
Florence Bradley, of LeMars, Iowa,
arrived Monday noon for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Bradley.
Miss Hilda Tanner. Of Sitter.
was operated upon at the Godfrey
hospital yesterday morning, by Drs
Godfrey and Kinney assisted. by DR..
Crout, of Beetwon.
Jos. Kay, of Cuba City, who
underwent an operation at the Godfrey
hospital week ago this morning is
doing nicely, and expects to he able
to go home in another week.
The premium lists for the Grant
County Fair have been printed in The
Herald job printing department and
the first consignment will be mailed
out by the secretary this week.
Rev. Peter Cool, representative
of the Anti-saloon League, of Wiscon-
sin, will speak at the Methodist
church Sunday morning and at the
Union service to be held at the Con-
gregational church, Sunday evening
The entertainment by Miss Fola
LaFcllette, to be given at Hatch's
opera house, next Monday evening
was originally announced to take
place this evening but it was later
found necessary to postpone it because
of conflict with tie date at Delevan
Lake.
Last week L. Alt & Sons adver-
tised in The Herald q car load of
southern liberia peaches, which were
I'll sold out the next day after their
arrival. They are going to have
another carload this week, for which
they have heavy advance orders. See
their advertisement
-Irvle Baker of Ellenboro, was
bringing some cattle to Lancaster yes.
terday morning when the horse he was
riding stumbled and rolled over with
him, from which he sustained painful
but probably not serious injuries, as
he was able to ride home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. G H. Baker. and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Brown and son
Dick arrived home last Friday even
ing from their extended trip through
the west. They visited various por-
tions of Colorado, Utah and Wyoming,
including tour of the wonderful
Yellowstone National Park, and had
a number of days trout and Crawling
fishing in the unvivaled lakes and
streams of that region. It was a
magnificent outing and most thorough
ly enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Howe,
who were also members Of the party,
stopped few days at Sioux City.
Ia. on the return trip to visit rela-
tives.
In Circuit court held Monday.
July 80, the following cases were
heard and considered: The case
of James Logan and Monte Kane was
brought in and the parties pleaded
guilty to the charge of resisting An Of
fcer and were sentenced to confine-
meat of one month in the county jail,
beginning Monday. Case of Florence
Bailey vs. Ralph Fl. Bailey, no an
swer or appearance of defendant and
judgment of divorce was signed. Case
of Mayme Cushman VS. Chas. B. Cush-
man, non appearance Of defendant
and judgment of divorce signed.
Case of Catharine Harms VS. Purl
Harms, non appearance of defend