Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-25
SHORT LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Mrs. NJ. A. Reed returned fir,


her trip to Iowa last Monday.
Art Benn attended the Mineral
point fair Thursday and Friday.
Mrs Fred Burr is in Baraboo for
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Hastings OF Mason City, Ia,
is visiting with Mrs. H. G. Walton.
Mrs c. H. Nye who has been Wis
iting at Hazel Green returned home
Monday.
Inspect the stock of Miss b.
Schloesser before buying your fall
millinery.
The News says efforts are being
made to organize juvenile band at
Plattevile..
Mr. Ben Parkerson of Madison is
a guest at the residence of Z. Mccoy
in this city.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
on Friday. at 2:So o'clock, with Mrs.
Kate Mccoy.
Miss Schloesser's millinery store
is always up-to-date. Everything
stylish and seasonable.
Mrs. Geo. Vandewall and little son
Luther of Platteville are in the city
for two weeks visit
Mrs. Al Hyde and children and
Rose Cramer are visiting in and about
Bloomington this week.
Straight across the court yard.
west, from its old quarters the Herald
office will now be found.
VIM. Reid, Jr.. and wife of Madi-
son visited over Sunday with Station
Agent Rockwell in this city.
Mr.. Theo. Calvin and family re-
turned last week from pleasant trip
through Iowa and Nebraska.
Mrs. Clement Cad Nathan) of
Chicago is expected this week for an
outing and visit with relatives.
The Herald viii be brighter than
ever issued from its new quarters, and
now is the time to Subscribe
The extreme heat of the past
week is pushing the corn crop out of
the danger Of the frost very fast.
Miss Clara Budd goes to Oshkosh
this week where she will attend the
normal school for the coming year.
Miss Jeanette Bieg returned to
Milwaukee last Friday. after spend
ing month at her home II this city.
New fall goods are already ar
irving at the millinery parlors Of Miss
B. Schloesser and more are on the
way.
Mrs. T. NJ. Cronin returned from
Platteyille last Thursday after a weeks
pleasant visit with relatives and ac-
quaintances.
Hiram Hudson. on the old
PrideauN place , miles southeast Of
Bloomington, has just started to erect
$500 barn.
"A 4. Mccartney is now visiting
at the home of John Carthew. He and
his daughter will soon start for their
western home.
At the State teachers examination
held al Madison recently G. w Mac
comber of Plattevine. received the lin
tied certificate.
A delightful tea in honor of her
mother, Mrs. Levan of Dubuque. was
given ty Mrs. H. G. Nathan last Sat
urday evening.
The lady friends Of Mrs L. L.
Clark and Mrs. Chas. Burr were enter
tanned at reception given by those
ladies last Thursday afternoon.
Prof. A. W Kopp, president Of
the S. W Wis. Christian Endeavor
Union is expected to be in Lancaster
Saturday to remain over Sunday.
CLARK Buchner and lis friend Har-
~ Gates of Wilmar, Arkansas, who
have been visiting in Lancaster for
some time returned south last
week.
Bert Bellows is passing few days
with the old folks at home in Lancas-
ter this week and enjoying renewal
OF old time friendships and acquain-
tances Bert is pharmacist in one
OF the leading drug stores Of Monroe,
Z Wisconsin and looks as though the
pFgorld IS smiling on him.