Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-06-02
SHORT LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Don't forget the great Shoe Sale
at Chambers. 15w2
Make your feet glad at Chambers
Shoe Sale to commence June 18th.
Frank L. Morris of Potosi attend
ed memorial day exercises here.
Come to the H. H. Chandler Co.'S
Shoe sale to commence June 4. 15w2
Mrs. Hannah Vincent of Mineral
Point is visiting relatives in the city.
Miss GENEVA Gingrich is spending
few days with friends in North An
dover.
1t costs only ten cents to remem-
Der the Guild supper at the Rectory
next Thursday evening.
Mrs. Louie Anschuetz of Bosco-
bel has been visiting friends in Lam
caster for several days.
Look out for Edouard Garenne
Prestidigltateur with the Buffalo So
cial. Further notice next week.
DR.. j. Godfrey went to Galena
Saturday to see his brother, Dr. Hen
ry Godfrey, who is dangerously i'll.
Mrs. Hicks who has been visiting
with her daughter Mrs Morse, and
friends will return to her home in
Kansas next week.
Mrs. Mary Faul of the state of
Oregon left here Tuesday afternoon
for her home after short. visit. with
her brother V. H. Kinney of Hurri-
cane.
Prof. Bohn, principal Of the Poto-
81 high school drove to Lancaster,
Wednesday, with the Potosi high
school graduating class to have their
pic taken at the Walton Studio.
Prof. Bohn has made marked success
of his school work in Potosi this year.
Recruits are wanted for the vol
unteer company. They will be re-
! ceived from any part of the county.
If strong company is formed soon
there is good prospect Of being TAX
en- into the army. Only young men
who mean business should enroll, the
sooner that kind come to the front the
sooner the whole company will go to
the front.
-Fennimore Times: H. A. Gilmore
of Platteville, will make his home
hereafter with his daughter. Mrs. W.
+. Govier Of this city William
Rogers. owner of the kite track, I'M
fortunately had his left hand kroken
at the wrist last Wednesday evening.
While milking what he terms
wild" COW, he received blow from
the animal which hurled him under
the feet of another COW of the same
kind, which stepped on his hand with
the results as stated.
Plattevlle Witness; Lou McKen-
ney, son of L. c. Mckinney, of San
Jose, Cal, is spending short time in
this city. .... Miss Stella Vail has an
attack of diphtheria, but is getting
along quite well. Precautions have
been taken by the board of health to
prevent the spread Of the disease.
The Witness is in receipt of letter
from A. S. Cooley, Deputy U. S. Mar
Ill N0l IL oI /,
that his son Harold o. Cooley and Clay
Mccoy, son of j. B. Mccoy, of Platte
vile, have enlisted in the 1st Nebras-
ka regiment, and that they have al
ready started for the Philippine Is
lands.
-Platteville News: County Super
intendent Nye and wife of Lancaster
have been calling on old friends here
the past few days. Ed Cronin
has gone to Dubuque where he expects
to obtain employment. His many
friends here wish him success.
Our genial operator at the North
western depot, Harry Ralph, has been
elected district secretary Of the Ep-
worth League. 1t is reported
that Miss Julia Bailie Of this city
captivated the large audience in at
tendance at the district Epworth con-
vention at Darlington last Sunday
evening, by her superb rendition Of
the solo, The Holy City" The
family skeleton OF the Normal school
the Regents-appeared the first Of
the week and lett the noble Seniors
as they found them, quakiDg in their
boots.