Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-04-14
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more, Friday.
Richard Moody, of Fennimore,
was over to Lancaster Friday.
Miss Martha Borge spent last
Sunday with home folks at Slough
ton.
Attorney L. A. Brunckhorst, of
PlatteviIle, had business in Lancas-
ter, Friday.
Last Friday was Appomattox day
and the flag was out on the court
house, as was it in several places
about town.
William Dingman came up from
George town on last Friday, to take
his position as engineer of the steam
road roller for the county.
Miss Leone Bryhan spent her
Easter vacation with friends in Lam
caster, returning to her school duties
at Oberlin college, last week.
With the kids playing marbles
and boys of a larger growth catching
ball on the streets again, it may we'll
be asserted that spring "has came. +"
Mrs. Clay Chapman and young
son returned to their home in Platte
willie on Saturday, after a weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Brooker.
Have you seen that new electric
sign OIL the Philips house? 1t sure
" is a good piee of publicity. And
this hotel is also running a bus to
and from trains.
Street Commissioner Mccarthy
got a gang at work on the streets, as
soon as the frost was out, and down.
town streets are in fine condition.
And they look fine.
George Rigdon, who has been
been employed as printer in The Her
aid office for several years, has gone
to Galena. where he will have a job
in the Journal office.
Miss Ruby Bunker had the good
fortune to catch ride in an auto to
her home in Montfort, last Friday
evening, so she spent Saturday and
Sunday with her family.
W. 3. McGonigal, who has been
employed as local reporter on The
Herald for the past four months,
has gone to Milwaukee, where he ex-
poets to be employed by an undertake
ing firm.
A monster snowbank on the north
side or Knapp's rink has attracted lot
Of attention, since spring came on
for sure. On last Saturday it was as
much as three feet high, and wide
enough to be some bank.
II. ID. Hunsaker, Stromsburg,
Neb., came to Lancaster for a few
days visit with the family of his
brother, Al Hunsaker. The western
Mr.. Hunsaker IL a lumber merchant,
but is a Grant county product, having
been born in the southern part of this
splendid baiIiwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood, OF
Necedah, visited relatives in the
town of Little Grant last week, and
returned home on Saturday. Mr..
Wood, who was for many years a
resident of Little Grant is now engag-
ed upon his second year as principal
Of the schools at Necedah.
Alt & Sons have added a water
cooling apparatus TO their equipment.
1T is on top of the roof, has been mis-
taken for sparrow trap, a pigeon
cote and wireless station. BY the
operation of this outfit water is
allowed to drip over surface and in
the flow is cooled by evaporation. At
least that is what we are told about
It.
Last Saturday was a great day
for automobiles IN Lancaster. The
string that was parked around the
public square looked good, but there
did not seem to be the usual crowd of
farmers here. The regular Saturday
bunch on the bank corner evidently
was at home sowing oats, or getting
ready TO sow oats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morris left
Lancaster station, last week, Thurs
day, fol their home in Oshkosh. Mrs.
Morris is sister of Mrs. Verne Cal
loway, Reetown, ans with her ba6y
had been visiting at the Galloway
homestead for several weeks. In the
meantime, Mr.. Norris had been in
Chicago studying the science of
Chyropractic operations, and having
finished his course came on to get his
family and 60 to their home. He
will begin the practice of his profess
sion in Oshkosh.
The department of agriculture
will be the target for the wrath Of
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