Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-08-15
Local lettings.

Miss Olive Mabe is the new lady
clerk at Burns.
The days are warm but the nights
are deliciously cool.
Mrs, John Liyens and daughters
are visiting in Mineral Point.
Miss Clara Ellsworth of Barron.
Wis. visited friends here the first OF
the week.
-Mesdames H. G. Nathan and H
P. Green are visiting in Dubuque for
few days.
Make your arrangements to at
tend the big county fair here Sept.
1I-12-13.
james G. Monahan, collector OF
revenue, transacted business in the
city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Smith of Bos-
ton are the guests of Mrs. Bartlett
and daughter
Mrs. NJ. S. Trowbridge drove to
Platteville Tuesday to spend few
days with relatives there.
Services will be held as usual in
the Aupperle school house next Sun
day including Sunday school.
Tom Hymer and Miss Cora Bell
spent Sunday in Livingston, guests
of Miss Bells sister Mrs. Frank
Smith.
Mrs. Mile Humphrey and
daughters took their departure Tues
day morning for Oshkosh where they
will reside permanently.
T. F. Orion and family. who have
been enjoying camp life at the Cres-
cent cottage, Ainsworth Springs, the
past five weeks, returned home today,
[Thursday.)
W. j. Brennan conducted the
following respective lard buyers to
Nellsville Tuesday morning: H. c.
Bryhan, V. H. Kinney. CLYDE Ellis,
Geo. P. Goble, W. NJ. Ziegler and
Irwin Walker.
Louis Schroeder OF Milwaukee is
q guest of L. Weber. Years ago Mr.
Schroeder was Herald printer and
followed this trade until about eight
years ago when be secured a very
lucrative place in the educational de-
partment of Milwadkee's public
schools.
-Deios Abrams is enjoying a visit
with relatives at Benton Harbor, Mich.
His son Harvey joined HIM today
wednesday, The latter took car
OF fine fat cattle-two-year-olds-to
Chicago markets. The blnch Of
twenty-five averaged LOO each in
weight and should bring the top
notch figure.
A. L. Bennest, Frank Bieg and
the Misses Jeanette, Clara and Mabel
Bieg drove TO the river Monday, where
Mr.. Bennest and Miss jeanette Bieg,
Joined by T. F. Orion and wife, took
the Steamer Teal for Dubuque, while
the rest of the party spent pleasant
day fishing and hunting at Crescent
Cottage, Ainsworth Springs.
Major Mason started in the Free
port races Friday along with bunch
of - other fast ones. The pucky
little PAGER was badly dealt with;
Jealous jockeys pocketing him most
heartlessly. As it was he secured
fifth money in the division Of the
spoils where he should have been
winner. The Davenport track viii
witness his performance this week.
1t is customary for the Ladies'
Aid society annually to celebrate the
work done by the society by having a
picnic This will be held next Fri
dav afternoon with Mrs. Tenant on
the spacious and well shaded lawn OF
Prof. Nye. To be relieved of any
charge of selfishness they respectfully
invite the husbands OF the members
OF the society to join them in partak-
ing Of feast of.good things at five
o'clock in the afternoon.
Next Sunday morning the Rev.
Arthur Weatherly OF Worcester, Mass,
will discourse in the Congregational
church on 1.-The Triumph of Democ-
racy." Mr.. Weatherly was pastor for
scgle years Of church in a suburb
OF Boston and had access to the best
literature of the Boston Library. He
has carefully noted the successive
struggles in the evolution of liberty
aud embodied them in a discourse.
No one can fail to appreciate Ameri-
can citizenship or to exult in Ameri-
can civilization after listening to this
discourse. You are cordially invited
to hear this mastery presentation of
facts concerning the triumnh of De-