Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-08-22
Local lettings.
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Highland.
Bert Bowers Of Fennimore was a
guest Of his cousin. Carl Calvin. las.
week
Mrs Mann and granddaughter.
Miss Georgia Bailey We're Sitter Wis
itors Saturday.
-Thos. A Bowen of Platteville
was granted an original pension Of IS
per month last week.
#. F. Voeiz, the boss plumber at
Zieglers', was employed at his trade
at Fennimore Saturday.
-Chas. Lisherness was an outbound
passenger on Saturday mornings
train, ticketed to Madison.
Will Woodhouse in employ of the
contracting firm OF Wetter u Caspers.
is engaged in putting up a residence
at Sitter.
Mrs. Harriet Davis and grand
daughter. Miss Laura Davis. of Mn
eral Point are guests Of Mrs. +. F.
Trentzsch.
DR. f. H. Brooks. a practicing
physician at Bloomington. has dis
posed of his interests to DR.. Critchlow
OF Eau Claire.
Mrs. k. Meyer, Sr, returned
home Saturday evening from her visit
at Rhinelander with her daughter,
Mrs. Webster f. Brown.
Samuel f. Blaine of Montfort was
a graduate at the Valparaiso (Ind.)
normal college. He is brother of
Mayer John Blaine of Boscobel.
"A baby boy whose fighting weight
on arrival Aug. y. was nine pounds,
is the all absorbing object of atten-
ton at the home OF G. b. Angus.
You have worked hard enough
and are tired enough to take a couple
OF days rest. Put 'em in at the coun-
ty fair at Lancaster, Sept. l1-12-13.
1t may be trile late to an
nounce it this week but F. E. Voelz
is the proud papa OF little daughter
The little miss first saw the light Of
life Aug. 5th.
"A. G. Dietz was over from Bloom
ington Friday. He is working in the
interests of the Equitable Fraternal
Union there and expects soon to or
ganize an assembly.
Daniel Seegraves and family re-
turned to their home at Hastings,
Neb.. Monday morning after a
pleasant soiourn Of two weeks with
Grant county relatives.
Henry Donnelly, recently adj
judged insane and committed to the
Mendoza asylum from Bloomington.
has returned home, the physicians
there finding nothing wrong about
him.
Fred j. Burckhardt, the new
leader of Lancaster's band, was pre-
sented with fine ebony baton last
Friday evening by the Michaelis q
Roberts music company. The 'stick =
is one of the best that can be had and
will always be valued most highly by
the recipient.
With a view that Fennimore may
at some future time have electric
lights. d. I. Parker had his palatial
residence that is in course Of con
struction wired for this convenience
Saturday. G. B. Angus, superin-
tendent of the Lancaster electric light
plant, did the work assisted by E. L.
Muesse.
We presume the farmers are
making all the necessary arrange
mcnts to exhibit their stock and
products at the Grant county fair to
be held at Lancaster Sept. 11-12-13
1t is the farmers that can make the
fair a success and without their CO.
operation the management can do but
little.
-Messrs. Martin Oswald and John
NJ. Oswald were outbound passengers
on Friday mornings train. The lat
ter is enroute to Switzerland to pass
the fall and winter months, aud the
former accompanies him as far as
Buffalo whore they view the exposi-
ton together for few days.
Cobb had a baseball tournament
Friday Linden crossed bats with
Platteyille in the forenoon and won
out BY score Of : to ) In the after
noon Highland played the winner and
was victorious in a score Of II to ,
Atty. L. Philippson Of Bloomington
umpired both games. Will James
and Harry orion OF this city we're in
attendance.