Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-07-26

OcSai A1alS uUSif al N4SlleQ lII6u'ts
in Fennimore Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Schmidt OF Bag
ley are visitors in this city.
Frank Schreiner and wife visited
relatives in Plattevllle Sunday.
L. Weber, the ''shoeman," was in
Dodgeville the first of the week visit
ing friends.
-Eighty-six people took passage
on the excursion train to Whitetsh
Bay Sunday.
Nathan Grocery Co. give some
sound advice in their new lad" on
another page.
The city council of Dodgevillc
has appropriated 5000 as a nucleus
for city library.
j. NJ. Rose. wife and son Charlie
of Plattevle visited their son John
in this city Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Baumgartner Of Cass-
Vile spent few days last week at
the home Of Martin Oswald.
DR.. and Mrs. Chase of Viroqua
are visiting Mrs. Chase's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Nye, Of this city.
Mrs. Walter Brennan entertained
few of her lady friends at a five
O'Clock tea last Wednesday evening
Miss Jeanette Nathan returned
to Chicago last Saturday after a two
weeks visit with relatives in our city.
| Mrs. Dolan of Platteville and
Miss Tormey of Milwaukee are the
guests of Mrs. p. Mcnamara of this
city.
Misses Edna Washburn and
Ethel Bartell of Platteville visited
friends in this city several days last
week.
Miss Mabel Harrison of Hazel
Green is spending few weeks in
Lancaster with her sister, Mrs. DR..
Seaman.
Mrs. Will Hayes and children OF
Baraboo are here to spend a few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug.
Michaelis.
Mrs. Lena Dyer and Odessa
Smith hal been visiting friends and
relatives at Prairie du Chen for the
last ten days.
Mrs. DR.. Chase entertained few
of her friends at lawn party Tues
day evening at the home of her
parents in this city.
Mrs. Emma Walker renewed her
subscription to the great home paper
Tuesday. Mrs. Walker informed us
that her family has taken the Herald
from the first issue.
-Messers John Bennett. Fred
Schneider and H. Nichols took their
departure for the northern part of the
state on prospective tour Sunday
via the Burlington route.
John G. Harshberger returned
Friday evening from Marion, Ohio,
where he was called few weeks ago
on account of the death of his brother,
Jacob R., aged sixty-eight years.
If you wish to see something ex-
quisite in the show case line just in
spect the new one that c. H. Basford
& Co., recently placed in their store.
1t is glass complete, resembles a mir
ror, so clear is the vision obtained
and is substantial withal.
Considerable opposition existed
in the local lodge M. w. A. over the
proposed picnic to be held in Lancas-
ter next month. and at the regular
meeting held Friday evening the
question was settled by vote. result
ing in its being declared off indefinite
ly.
Proceedings in habeas corpus
were instituted today "wednesday
against Sheriff Fawcett with view of
releasing from custody Thos. Wen
skill, who is in confinement on a sixty
day sentence for disorderly conduct,
assault, etc., noted in last weeks Her
aid. Lowry & Clementson are coun-
sci for the Wenskills and the action is
brought before Judge Goodsell. Dist
Atty. Howe has been notified and will
probably appear in behalf of the state.
The case has been set for Thursday at
l p. m.
-Michaelis & Roberts are reaping
Y~ac &c