Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-09-26
Local lettings.
Nv. 5 Lathrop 8 II Chloago

Prank Baldwin Is employed in
Dubuque.
Jos. Nathan left for Cham berlain,
s. Da., Monday.
Noah Eastman Of Preston sun
dayed in the city.
Mrs. JOS. Nathan has returned
from West Superior
Fred Mackey was a Platteyille
visitor over sunday.
Harry Carthew has gone to Madi-
son to take couse in law.
Miss Queen Horsfall Of Prairie du
Chen Is guest Of Mrs Al !. Herman.
Miss Nellie Muesse goes this week
to Dubuque to take course in stenog-
raphv.
Miss Leith, the dressmaker, left
for her home in Milwaukee Monday
morning on a short visit.
Mrs. Chas. Biddick Of Spring
vile, Ia, is a guest OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Eastman.
Oscar Wright went to Madison
Monday to attend the State Univel.
sty. His father accompanied him.
Mrs. NJ. V. Burris took her de-
parture Monday for Minneapolis to
visit her daughter. Mrs. John Muesse.
Miss Cora Biddick Of Dubuque
was visitor at the home OF David
Eastman portion Of the present
week.
Mrs. VIM Fache and daughter,
Miss Nellie Fache, OF Stltzer were
guests Of Lancaster relatives over
Sunday.
Miss Cora Baumgartner left Sat
urday for brief visit with Fennimore
friends after which she will go to
Dodgeville.
Mrs. Flo vandewall of Platteville
and Mrs. Rose Kydd OF Oakland, Cal,
were visitors at the home OF Frank
Vandewall last week
Henry Wagner, who recently
disposed Of his farm at Liberty. has
purchased a farm in Iowa. The fam
lily left for their new home last week
Miss Maggie Smith, who has been
spending the past month with her
parents in this city, returned to Mad
ison Monday, where she has employ
ment.
Emil Guentzel wife and children
Of Boscobel were the welcome guests
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. L.
Damn, last week, returning home on
Saturday
VIM. Smith, veteran drayman in
employ Of j. F. Barnett 4 Son. is
nursing a crippled hand as a result of
an accident last week in which bone
was broken.
-Chas. Meyers and L. D. Eastman,
accompanied by their wives, attend
ed the funeral Of Mr. Joe Allen, the
at Livingston Saturday
The ladies are cousins Of the deceased
Miss Kate Lynch Of Mineral
Point who has been visiting here the
past few weeks. Yves Joined on Mon
day Of last week by her mother. On
Thursday they took their departure
for their home by way Of Platteville.
VIM. English IS a happy man.
A bright eyed daughter arrived at
his home recently. and this is not ali
he Is thankful for Black Joe. his
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS horse took
first premium in his class ar four
fairs this fall. Bosc9Del, Bloomington,
Lancaster and Platteyille.
While engaged in unloading
barrel Of pickles from dray Satur-
day evening Fred AT had the misfor-
tune to lose the ends Of two fingers
on his left hand the barrel coming on
TO them. Though painful the wounds
are not as serious as they might have
been and with careful nursing the IN
jurel members will soon Zoe As good
as ever even if a triile distigured.
The melancholy days have come
the meanest Of the year. when farm
ers VOW their corn fields will fail them
in the ear when school deprives the
restless boy 81 vacation fun. and
daddy growls At the bills. aud coal
nine plunks a ton, when the merchant
gets his biggest ,toeS and thinks he's
wcndrous wise because HE hopes to
sell the same and never advertise;
when the wind begins It's dreary
moan aud leaves begin to fall, when
the boys start out for college to study
UP footballs when the banker gets his
interest and Iha boartia. .rafs mar