Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-08-23
Jas. Hatch is in Chicago.


j. H. Bennett is in Black River
Falls on business this week.
Miss Evelyn Poole of Moline, Ill,
is guest of Register of Deeds Tuffiey
and family. .
Seventy tickets were sold from
this station Tuesday for the Devils
Lake excursion.
Miss Fern Price is visiting her
friend, Miss Edith Draggs. at Fenni-
more for a week. -. =, y, =, 81
.Mr,s.and Mrs. Jas. McGouigal. at
tended the Carey-ott- wedding lin
Patch Grove today. :.
Mrs. L. Osborn of Maxw ell, Iowa,
is guest ola c. Morse and family.
She is cousin of Mr.. Morse.
Mrs. Ed. Lind and baby of Slit.
yer spent Tuesday in Lancaster with.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Fraw-
ley.
Miss Louise Club returned Tues
day evening from her visit in ST.
Paul. She reports very enjoyable
trip.
Mrs. John Martin and two child
rem returned to Buena Vista county,
Ia, Tuesday afternoon. after a week
visit with her sister, Mrs. r. n.
Trentzsch. -
Miss Anna Garner, clerk at j. B
Ludden's store in Bloomington. ( is
home for week 5 vacation. She will
spend part of it visiting friends in
Platteville.
-Thos Searles OF St. Paul was
guest of his brother, Conductor w. H.
Searles,in this city over Sunday. The
gentleman is also Northwestern cen
:ductor and runs from St: Paul to Ell
roy. 49,.
-Messrs. Frankand Luther Lewis
are home from the Klondike. 1t is
reported that they brought back re-
spectacle amount-of Alaskan dust and
do not intend to return.
Miss SADIE McGranahan of Chica-
go, who has been the guest of her
mother, Mrs. r. j. McGranahan, left
Tuesday for Fennimore, where she
will visit friends before returning
to Chicago.
Street Commissioner Budworth
has large force of men at work lay
ing vitrified brick crossings on many
of the main thoroughfares about town.
They are substantial and will last
life time,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Gregor of
Osmond, Neb., old-time residents of
Grant county, who have been visiting
friends in this vicinity the past two
months, left for Fennimore Monday
Mr.. Oregon, accompanied by his
nephew, Sam McIvers, of Blakes
Prairie, spent few days in Lancaster
last week.
Lovers of fine music and genteel
comedy will enjoy Little Trixie" at
the theatre Friday night. The COM
pany comes highly recommended and
is artistic in every sense. The play
is high class and refined, and the
specialties first class in every respect.
Patrons of the theatre may expect
rare musical and comedy treat.
Grover Harrison of Patch Grove
was taken to the Industrial school at
Waukesha last week. The lad is six
teen years of age and has been living
with his grandmother, Mrs. Blount.
Grover was an unruly boy, abused his
prote ctor and Justice Bidwell deemed
it best 10 have him brought before
Judge Goodsell, where he received his
sentence.
VIM. Andres of Bridgewater, S.
d., renewed acquaintance in Lancas-
ter last week. Mr.. Andres was form
erly resident OF Boscobel-engeged
in the wagon and blacksmith industry
with G. H. Angus, and the latter dis
posed of his interests to Mr.. Andres
later. The business was conducted
by Andres for number Of years and
finally sold to t. NJ. Crinklaw. Mr..
Andres was in business at Blooming
ton in early days. He is on his way
to England for sojourn amongst the
scenes Of his youth.