Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-04-29
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here on business Saturday.
-Gottleib Abt, of Potosi, was a
Lancaster visitor Monday
Miss Henrietta Gratz spent the
week end at her home in Sitter.
DR.. A. B. Cook was in Madison
a few days last week, on business.
Farmers are mostly through
sowing oats and are now busy blowing
for corn.
&c Mac" Blackbourne has install
ed sanitary drinking fountain in his
barber shop.
Hear Revs. Keller and Merrill at
Congregational church Thursday even
ing at 7 80.
Richard Sweeney returned Mon
day from Darlington, where he had
been on business.
Mrs. Margaret Finnegan returned
home Monday after brief visit with
friends in Fennimore.
R. S.. Peacock came over from
Glen Haven Monday for few days
visit with Lancaster friends.
M. Lippman, of Wausau, pur-
chased carload of horses here last
week and shipped them Monday.
Theodore Wenzel, Yves Cooley,
Ed Rumpf and "Ned" Winskill spent
Sunday at Cassville with friends.
j. H. Cook returned home Friday
noon from a visit with his daughter,
Mrs. j. M. Blackburn, at Dunbarton,
Wis.
John Miles returned home Mon
day after a short visit at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Bert Munns, at
Woodman.
Leo Meysembourg was in Clifton
township last week looking after
some bridge work on which he is the
contractor
Mrs. w. F. Meade returned to
her home in Chicago Monday after an
enjoyable week visit here at the
home of Mrs Mary Hinson.
Alt & Sons have another car of
northern potatoes on the track near
the Northwestern depot today. See
advertisement in this paper.
Five hundred ice cream cones
free to the children next Thursday.
See Alt & Sons raisin day advertise
ment on page 2 of this paper.
Mrs. M. W. Glassen and two
sons, of Montfort visited over Sunday
at the home of w. D. Garner in this
city, returning to Montfort Monday
afternoon.
The boys who attend Sunday
School at the Congregational church
will meet at the church Saturday at
2 80 to go out for ball game. Be
on time, fellows.
-Kuno Langham who has been
working for VIM. Shimmin in South
Lancaster, went to Chicago Monday,
where he will be employed on boat
the coming summer.
Hon. D. B. Brunson, of Fenni-
more, we'll known here, will soon go,
with his family, to Los Angeles,
California, to reside for year or
two at least and perhaps permanently.
Mrs. Kate Drinkall, mother of
Mrs. w. ]. Brennan, who had been a
guest at the Brennan home since her
recent return from California, left for
her home in Platteville last Wednes-
day.
The Christ's Presbyter chuI Oh
at Madison was struck by lightning
Friday afternoon and burned with a
loss of about 100000. 1t is said a
pipe organ costing about So, 900 was
destroyed.
Walter WagenKnecht, of Kiel,
Wis, arrived the fore part of the
week and will soon take charge of
one of the Lancaster Butter and
Cheese Co. s cheese factories. He is
at present assisting at the local
creamery.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan
McLaren, at Dubuque, on Wednesday,
April %, a nine pound son. Mrs.
McLaren was formerly Miss Bessie
Trautwein, of this city, and for nearly
four years an employee of The Herald
as assistant book keeper and reporter.
We may not have as large an
apple crop this year as we had last
year, says the Wisconsin Farmer,
but this should not prevent us from
doing what we can to make it good
one. Try spraying a few trees this
year if you never have before. 1t
may bring change Of ''luck' to you.
Last Friday was special day of
the Grant county circuit court and