Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-06-10
-Thos. Mcdonald is in Chicago.

visiting in Sitter
Leopold Seng Of Potosi was a
caller Wednesday last.
-Thos. Stephens of Dubuque is
q guest of the Wrights.
Get ready to receive the asses
sor. He will soon be making the
rounds.
Miss Nettie Oswald is visiting in
Platteville-guests of Mrs. w. T.
Brown.
Jos. T. Bennett and family
passed Sunday at his old home IN
Dodgeville.
Frank Muesse, who has charge
of the lumber yard at Sitter, spent
Sunday at home.
Miss Mamie Chase Of Monroe
was a guest of Mrs. JOS. Godfrey
first of the week.
The Badger club acted as hosts
at a banquet given at the club rooms
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Alice Watson Of Livingston
was a guest of her son, Sheriff Wat
son, the past week.
IS. L. Borah, one of Mt. Ida's
progressive farmers, made his an
nual visit last Wednesday.
Mrs. Jack Muesse, after a two
weeks visit at the parental home,
returned to Minneapolis Saturday.
The Rev. FIR. Belssier and wife
of Mansion were guests of the Rev.
Father Potter portion Of last
week.
Mr.. McKelley of Milwaukee
was a guest of the Misses Mcnamara
in the second ward the latter part of
last week.
Joe Tebeau is constructing a
commodious new barn on his farm
west of town. It is 60x30. John
Day has the contract.
Mrs. Elmer Garner visited in
Boscobel last week, returning home
Saturday. Mrs VIM. Nauert and
children accompanied her.
Miss Bessie Mathews, who has
been teaching the Beetown school
the past year, returned to her home
in Dodgeville Saturday.
W. n. Irish writes from Fond
du Lac that he has good job and
is doing well. His family still re-
sides here, but will remove there
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bergheger
of Sitter and Hugo Eisfelder of
Postville, Ia, a brother of the lat
ter, were Sunday visitors in Lam
caster
When County Judge Goodsell
issues special permits for parties to
marry hereafter without the 5-day
delay, he has the privilege of taxing
the anxious prospective groom So.
&c. E. Vandercook of the Mil
waukee Sentinel shook hands with
friends here yesterday. While here
he received a telegram to go at once
to Jacksonville, KY, and left for
that place.
Dan Starr and Mrs. Minnie
Nichols arrived here from Waupun
Monday evening, having been dis
charged from custody at that in
stitution after serving their allotted
terms of one year each.
--Rumor has it that the Illinois
Central will extend it's line from
Apple River, ILL.,, to Bloomington
within the near future and that Of
ficials of the system will go over the
proposed route either this week or
next.
The ladies of the w. r. c., will
give an entertainment for Flag Day,
Tuesday evening June 10th, at the
G.. A. r. hall. It will consist of
recitations, songs and drills by the
children. Everyone invited. Ad-
mission free.
-Messrs. G.. E. Budd, John Tay-
lor and r. B. Showalter and Mes
DANES Joe Wright, R. N. Trentzsch,
Dawald Garner and r. B. Showalt-
er composed a party Monday going
to the G.. A. r. encampment at
Chippewa Falls.
By the provisions of the new
law relating to county superintend-
ent, G. H. Nye, present incumbent
in Grant county, will hold his office
until the first Monday in July, 1905.
His successor is to be shosen at the
spring election in April, 1905, and
Mr. Nye continues in the position
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