Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-04-09

David Porter has rented the canning
factory cottage and is occupying
same
Prof. Carl Bruss of Cobb spent the
| spring vacation at his home in Ian
| caster.
Cond. I. 0. Mills has returned to his
/ duties in charge of the marning run
to Galena.
Mrs. Elvira Rigdon has moved into
the Ressmyer house in the north part
of the city.
Mrs. Susan Stevens, SO years, of
Shullsburg, cast her first vote at the
Tuesday election
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Morse were in
Madison, Milwaukee and Chicago last
week on business and pleasure trip
Mrs. Albert Keller of Platteville,
visited here last week as the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dur
nj
Miss Gladys Hosegood, employed at
Waupun, was recent visitor with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hose
good.
Monson & Son, local variety store
firm, have moved from the Edwards
building to the old city hall room in
the Wright block
Mrs. Harry Hore of Mt Hope, has
recently been quite i'll but is improv-
ed in health at present. The illness
followed child birth.
Henry Gerlach has vacated the
north fiat in the Suttle house, former
ly the Ed Pollock home, and moved
into the fiat over Webb's plumbing
shop.
John Peacock. city treasurer of
Fennimore, was in Lancaster Thurs
day settling up with Co. Treas. HOun-
sell. He also visited his brother, Tom,
while in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fisher of AL
pena, Mich, have been visiting Lam
caster relatives. Mr.. Fisher expects to
take charge of large creamery in
northern Wisconsin.
Harvey Schermerhorn of Livingston
has been assisting at the Herald Of
flee on account of rush work. Mr..
Schermerhorn had charge of job
work on the Richland Rustic prior to
the consolidation a couple of weeks
ago.
The First Ward Alderman, Mr..
Croft, showed commendable munich
pal spirit recently hitching har-
row behind his car and dragging the
streets. His example should be emu
lated by other aldermen. If they
haven't a car they can hire team of
mules.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farke Knapp received
word on Thursday of the death at
Larned, Kansas, of Mr.. Knapp's niece,
Mrs. Harley Fulton. Deceased passed
away March 81 following the birth of
twin daughters. She was 80 years old
and the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Miles of Denver, former resi-
dents of Lancaster.
DR.. Theo. Favill of Madison, state
superintendent of the COngreg atlonal
church, spent Thursday here as the
guest OF Rev. L. Arhelger. Rev. Fav-
i'll held the pulpit in the First church
at Oshkosh before going to Madison.
In addition to other attainments he
bears a striking resemblance to the
late Woodrow Wilson.
State prohibition officials have dis
covered a way to search soft drink
parlors without search warrant.
The law allows search where pos
tive knowledge is had that alcohol
exists. Chemists Of the state labora-
tory have found that soda fountain
coca cola contains 05 to 08 percent
alcohol This knowledge allows the Of
ficers to search the place.
The Herald is corrected in its state
ment that but two toll bridges exist
on the Wisconsin river, one at Blue
River and the other at MuscOda.
There is a third-at Bridgeport All
are in Grant county, a good county to
live in but dear county to get out of
across the Wisconsin. Another toll
bridge is located at Sturgeon Bay,
connecting the peninsula with the
mainland These, we understand, are
all the toll bridges in Wisconsin.
Raymond Heinrichs, 18-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Heinrichs of
So. Lancaster, has been located on a
farm eight miles north of MuscOda.
His employers name is Roland Anear,
a we'll known Richland county farm
err. When Raymond left Lancaster
several weeks ago he rode north with
Chas. w. Brown, the bank examiner,
whose home is in Muscoda. Mr.. Brown
read about the disappearance of son
of Mr.. Heinrich and put two and two
together with the result that Ray
mond was located He is getting along
we'll and enjoys his work there.