Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-05-30

al. Lowell and Fred Alt are
camping at Bertram lake.
Atty. H. d, York and VIM Thorn
as had business in county court Tues
day.
Mrs. Thos. Marsden. an Old resi-
dent Of Fennimore, died in that village
Monday.
Mrs. Thos. Mcdonald left on the
train Tuesday afternoon for visit
IN Montfort.
-Wilhemina Eek of Sitter has
been granted widows pension of
SIP PER month.
-Messrs. Hugh Mathews and j. J.
Blaine of Boscobel were county seat
visitors Tuesday.
Jerry Gallagher is feeding coal to
the narrow guage engine on the
Woodman branch.
Mrs J. c: Bennett and Miss
Zelma Bennett Of Bloomington are
Lancaster visitors.
Mississippi Valley Lodge l. o. Q.
F. holds its annual election OF officers
this "Wednesday evening.
The Central house at Boscobel.
well known and popular hosiery, is
offered for sale in another column.
Station Agent Rockwell and Oper-
ator Aspinwall have donned new caps
denoting their respective positions.
The Whitefsh Bay excursion
Sunday will attract large number
OF pleasure seekers to that pretty re-
sort.
Bloomington is making strong
efforts to have waterworks and the
enterprise looks as Is it might be sue
cessfll.
If you have not made your plans
to observe Decoration day elsewhere,
come to Lancaster. You'll be row.
ally entertained here.
The Political Equality club will
meet with Mrs Howard Rhodes. Mon
day, June 3, at $50 p. m A full at
tendance is desired.
Frank Reed arrived home from
California Monday evening and is a
welcome guest at the home of his par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. j. II. Reed.
Mrs Belle Freeborn has secured
her divorce in the Prairie du Chen
court from F. w Freeborn. 1t was
signed by the judge onM ay 25.
stephen Brennan, head caterer at
the Philips house bar for the past
year, has leased the Kistler saloon at
Platteville and will take charge of
same July Isl.
The Herald seconds Atty. Wat
kins' motion to celebrate. Perhaps
the NJ. w. A. will set the initiative.
A codnty picnic of this organization
is being planned for and if the event
comes off Lancaster should use all
honorable means to secure it.
-Messrs. Frank Hardy, Arlington.
Ia, f. r. Metcalf and VIM. Heller,
Scott, Ia, c. o. Metcalf, b. H. Schnei-
der, T. s. Metcalf, Glen Haven. VIM.
Heiner and John Pennock of Bloom
ington composed party that took
their departure Monday morning for
the northern part of the state to in
spect farm land.
-Boscobel has decided to celebrate
Uncle Samuel's 125th birthday, and
that means a biz event. Boscobel
people can make more noise, have
more fun and entertain large crowd
of visitors better on such occasions
than any other place of its size this
side of Greater New York.
"A wedding ceremony attended
with unusual JOY and pleasantly was
solemnized at the home of Philip Ben
nett Tuesday evening at s p. m. Miss
Lille G. Bennett was the bride and
the groom Jos. NJ. Wanezek, both of
this city. Rev. j I. Morgans pro-
nounced the words uniting the future
destinies Of the happy couple, and
after the season of congratulation
bountiful feast was partaken Of
Jos. Wright returned Saturday
from Cham berlain, 5. d.. where he
had been attending to affairs on his
extensive stock ranch. Mr.. Wright
was clear down in Mexico and Texas
the first of the month where he pur-
chased bunch of a thousand white
faced yearling steers for feeders and
conveyed the lot by rail to his Dakota
ranch. The consignment required a
train Dy itself, with two engines a
share of tho diSfopna IL 49,, L..