Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-06-28
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DIARY Whitney s visiting in
Milwaukee
-Richlaud Center will celebrate
the 4th OF July.
win Lewis returned 70 Butte,
Montana. Monday last.
Mrs. VIM Humphrey and child
rem are Boscobel visitors.
-Ivey 4 Webb talk about straw
hats elsewhere in this iss4e.
Mrs L. Muffley of Boscobel Is
guest at the EDITORS domieile.
Harry Barnett had business in
Dubuque the first of the week.
Miss Nellie Fache of Sitter was
in Lancaster the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freedom are
spending few weeks in Boscobel.
Mrs. Leroy kilbourn of Nebraska
is visiting old friends in Lancaster.
Mrs Jennie Jewett and daughter
Cecilia are visiting at S. R. Greene's.
The Monona Lake Assembly for
this year will be held from July Il to
80.
Harvey Abrams is in Chicago.
He will take in Carnival sights on his
return.
Conrad Kaltenbach and daughter
Miss Louise of Potosi are Lancaster
visitors.
II. Henkel. the merchant, rides
in one Of those beautiful new rubber
tired turnouts.
We are in receipt Of a pamphlet
for the Rock River Assembly to be
held at Dixon. H., July 81 to Aug.
Is, 1900.
Interesting local news on every
page characterizes the Herald each
week. Scan each of the eight pages
today and see for yourself.
Rev. T. j. Brown was honored at
the meeting of the Grand lodge in
milwaukee, by being reelected to the
position Of Grand Chaplain.
Atty. Ed. NJ. Lowry goes to Chi
cago Thursday morning and when he
returns Mrs. Low ~ will return with
him. She has been to the city for
medical treatment.
Mrs. Eva Potter of Burton took
the train at Lancaster Tuesday after
noon for Milwaukee to visit her
daughter. Miss Gladys Wood, and
to take in the carnival.
Mrs. Mary Wormess of Chicago
is guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. F, Keene. She has not seen
Lancaster. her old home. for fourteen
long years and notes many changes.
"A party composed Of Messrs. G.
c. MARROW. Fred Halferty. Steve
Brennan. j. Pendleton and f. P. Bar
nett are enticing the willy bass at
Bertram Lake. near Cassville. TO
nibble today.
The American History club. COM
posed of about dozen ladies of the
city. are entitled to credit for provid-
ing the badges that were worn by
vets young and old in attendance at
the reunion. The receipts of an en-
tertainment held some time since
amounting to $500 were used for
this purpose by the club.
Thursday of last week was the
longest day in the year and summer
was supposed TO have been duly in
augurated. From observation it I'M
doubtedly was. The days length
was t hours and 80 minutes. For
the consecutive seven days up to to-
day the length is practically the same.
"A number OF our citizens are de-
serving OF credit for labor contributed
gratuitously in reunion preparation
work whose names were not among
those published last week. They have
the satisfaction. however. Of knowing
that the reunion was q grand success
and that this wa. due to efforts
Just such as theirs.
Six members OF the household of
Geo. Bryhan. farmer residing in the
town of Ellenboro, became suddenly
i'll Monday Of last week after partak-
ing of the evening meal. DR.. f. NJ.
Cronin of this city was called to at
tend them and for a time their con-