Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-09-22

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-Boseobel fair is on in full blast
this week.
Oyster patties baked 10 order at
Lathrop's
Rev. LeBaron breaches at Platte
vile next Sunday.
| DR.. J. Godfrey is in Chicago tax
ing a course in surgery.
Every takes in the Boscobel
fair today and tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Vesperman
start for Hickman, Nebraska, next
Monday to be gone two or three
weeks. They stop one week at the ex-
position.
Geo. Mitchell had bad runaway
in Mt. Ida last week. He was driving
toward the village when the team
jumped sidewise, overturned the bug
gy and got away. Mrs. Mitchell was
badly bruised and had her collar bone
broken. Mr.. Mitchell was unhurt.
Following is the republican coun-
ty ticket for Crawford county nomi-
mated at Seneca Monday: Sheriff,
VIM. Hunter; Treasurer, F. w. Lewis;
Clerk of Court, NJ. r. Graves; Regis
ter, S. l.. Brown; Attorney, o. B..
Thomas; uperintendent, f. E. Brind-
ley; Surveyor, A. L. Hurlbut; Assem-
blyman, Hugh Porter; County Clerk,
Chas. Mitchell.
DR.. Inez Philbrick of Lincoln,
Neb., and her sister Nettie visited at
the A. C. Morse residence in this city
last week. They are daughters of
Prof. P. H Philbrick, well known to
many people of Fennimore and vicin-
ity and have been visiting in the
county for several weeks. They are
talented young ladies. Miss Nettie
has gone to New York to take a course
in Domestic Economy. Dr. Inez re-
turns to her practise at Lincoln.
! Rev. Macs and family passed their
vacation this summer on the peninsu-
la in Michigan in the vicinity Of Ira
verse City. Michigan is great fruit
state and the splendid peaches, plums
and other fruits that grow there are a
sight to make Badger-lte open his
eyes in wonderment Rev. Macs re-
ceived the other day about three
bushels of the choicest kinds of plums
and peaches from the famous Lathrop
fruit farm. He has been dividing
them among his friends and the Her
aid acknowledges the receipt of gem
erous portion.
Bloomington Record: A party
consisting of Vern Holford, Vern
Brooks, George Carey and Burnell
Newman departed last week for wide
ly separated destinations. Brooks
and Holford went to Appleton to re-
sumo their duties at Lawrence Uni
versity. Geo. Carey went to Chicago
to take up his third years work in
Hahnemann Medical College. Bur-
nell Newman is now at San Antonio,
Texas, where he will teach in the
West Texas Military Academy, of
which institution his uncle, Rev. Bur
Lesson, is principal.
Mrs. Margie Hirst McFall, county
superintendent of Sully Co., S. Da.,
is visiting old friends in Grant coun-
| ty. Mrs. McFall was student at
the Piatteville Normal school when it
was organized, the instructors being
Chas. Allen, Jacob Wernli and Miss
Joslyn. Chas Zimmerman, princi-
pal of the Seventeenth Ward school in
Milwaukee, was her classmate. The
Normal school at Platteville has edu-
Gated three other county superintend-
ents for South Dakota While in
Lancaster Mrs. McFall is the guest Of
her niece, Mrs. Geo. L. Reynolds.
-Richland Republican: A. l..
Hatch. who has charge of the Wiscon-
sin fruit exhibit at the Omaha expo
sition, writes the Republican Obser-
yer that ct the present time Wiscon-
sin has the best display in the
exposition and that all the apples
came from Richland county. <
The number of pupils registered in
the city high school the present term
is 135. This is the largest in the
history of the school and it has been
found necessary to put in more seats.
Another assistant, Miss Elsie Ewing,
will also be added to the present list