Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-08-15
News of the County.

attend the very best fair that Bosco-
bel has ever had, and that is saving 4
| great deal. Ii large premium list,
big purses, good racing and first class
theatres can make good fair. this
will certainly be a winner Also,
(bear this strictly IN mind) the
weather will be fine. absolutely no
rain will be allowed to fall. Ii YOU
have never attended one of our fairs
YOU certainly have missed a lot. and
| now is your opportunity to come and
bring your families and enjoy YOUR
selves Remember the dates-Aug.
2S-29- so.
Miss Anna Hammond returned
Saturday from Madison where she
has been attending the L. W. sum
mer school.
\ party Of Lancaster gentlemen
passed through here last week on
their way to Crawford county where
they intended to fish for trout. They
stopped here sunday on their way
back and reported splendid luck.
Mrs. Tierney Of Prairie du Chen
spent part of last week at the home
Of Mrs. Jos. Kane, returning home
Saturday.
Mines. will and Myron Delap and
daughters, who have been visiting. at
the home of j. I. Ruka, left Wednes-
day for Platteville and Livingston.
Mrs. Adolph Bergheger visited at
the home of her father few days of
last week, returning home Saturday.
Misses Anna MeSpaden and Pearl
Pratt accompanied her for a short
visit.
Messrs. Tanner. Sitter and Rec
than. Lancaster, were Boscobel visi-
tors Sunday.
Miss kittie Perry returned to her
home at Platteville Friday after Wis
ming a number of weeks with Miss
Grace Walker. Miss Perry will teach
the yellow" school the coming year.
Miss Charlotte Nelson expects to
leave soon for Stoughton. She will
attend Whitewater Normal the COM
Ing year.
Mrs. John ID. Wilson and family
leave for Madison the first OF Septem-
Der. Mrs. Wilson has rented her home
here and is going to Madison that her
children may have the advantage of
the University. The family have
always been very prominent in soeisl
and church circles. and their many
friends regret their departure from
our city.
Mrs. Mary karrigan and family ex-
pect to move to Minneapolis the last
Of the month. There her daughter,
Miss Josephine, will enter the Uni-
yersitv of Minnesota.
DR.. Chas. Hayman is making
visit with his parents in Ohio
On account Of the drouth, the to-
bacco crop in this vicinity will not
come up to the standard 1t is said
that some belonging to Leo Anschuetz
is the finest anywhere ABOUND. This
is fine tobacco country aud 1t is a
great pity that the lack OF rain should
ruin the whole crop.
Miss Abbie Phelps of Lancaster,
accompanied by her neices, Florence
and Helen Street. visited relatives
here's few days last week
Mrs. Theo. kronshage will give
dinner tonight for Herr. Begemann,
/ Holland, who has been visiting here
for some time past. This is the gem
tleman's first visit to America. and
he is much charmed with the coun-
try. 10 company with Geo. Hide
brand. he has been making a short
tour of the south and west.
John Creeden, station agent of
Greenleaf Wis, visited bis father
here over Sunday. He is enroute TO
Aberdeen.
The restaurants and livery stables
opened for business Sunday. and no
prosecutions have followed
4 large delegation OF Woodmeu
from this city will be attracted to
Lancaster mex; Thursday to attend
the county picnic.
Mrs. Hudson and daughter. Miss
Josephine Of Lancaster were Boscobel
and Marion visitors last week.