Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-07-11

Aug. MlCna0l1S is a MlIWduh00
visitor.
Milwaukee has population OF
5000
Miss Bessie Gibbs is visiting at
the Eastman farm.
Protect your horses these
heated times with hats.
E. E. Mccoy returned Thurs
day from a trip to Ladysmith.
Hugh Orion and Roy Ivey are
camping at Clayton's landing.
L. G. Hickok transa cted bust
ness at Fennimore Wednesday.
Under Sheriff W. J. Dyer was
in Dubuque on business yesterday.
Atty. J. M. Cubela of Muscoda
made a business call here Thursday.
The pope still lives, although
his life is said to still hang in the
balance.
Misses Maggie and Lena Zenz
are visiting their brother Joseph in
Clark county.
Misses Jamie Short and Lottie
Trenarie of Dubuque are guests OF
Mrs. Luther Winchel.
Atty. J. J. Blame and George
Wickin of Boscobel were county
seat visitors yerterday.
Mrs. Hunt of Inwood, Ia, was
guest of Mrs. Thos. Mcdonald
Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Nellie Howell took her de-
parture Wednesday for Chicago
where she will visit an aunt.
Mrs. VIM. Hayes and children
of Baraboo were guests at Aug.
Michaelis' the fore part of the week.
Col. E. B Gray, the well known
veteran, died in Chicago Wednes
day. Interment took place there
Friday.
Ben Beetham, who has been at
tending business college at Quincy,
ILL.,, is visiting with his parents at
Liberty.
Frs. Pape and Albers of Tenny-
son and Lancaster respectively were
guests of Fir. Seipker at Kewanee
this week.
-Messrs. E. Paff of Iowa Coffin
Co. and B. A. Honeycomb, repre-
senting the Heinz pickles, were in
the city Wednesday.
Subject for morning sermon at
Congregational church Sunday
working out the Divine IDEAL"
Preaching service in evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Wier &C
companied by their little daughter,
Grace, are visiting with Geo. Divall
and family at Bell Center, Wis.
Lewis Haywood and wife, who
have been guests at Geo. w. Ry-
lands since Saturday last, returned
to their home in Detroit, Mich,
Thursday
Anyone having a spare copy Of
Herald ofissue of June 3rd will con-
fer a kindness by giving same to A.
r. Mccartney, who is DESTROYS of
obtaining all he can of that date.
,-Messrs. Dickle and Kemper Of
Philadelphia, cousins of Henry and
George Muesse and Mrs. Kraemer
of Lancaster, are visiting here.
They passed yesterday in Dubuque
in company with the Muesse
brothers.
Severe storms are reported in
all portions of the state this week.
Much damage has been wrought by
lightning, wind and floods Grant
county escaped calamities, but is
thoroughly drenched with water.
Farmers are crying for hay weather.
Philip Flesch and Allen Gardner
endeavored to settle differences on
the 4th in the old fashioned style,
any old rules to govern. Both were
arrested Tuesday Flesch plead
guilty to the misdemeanor and paid
a fine of So and costs before Justice
Wheeler. His opponent plead not
guilty and will stand trial.
The Duluth company that fur
nished stone for the new court
house will endeavor to secure some
thing from Sheriff Watson for al
lowing the county to enter the
courtyard ground and lay claim to
anything therein after an attach
ment on it had been secured and
was held by them through their
counsel, Attorneys Bushnell and
Lowry. To relieve himself of any
such embarrassment and at same time
throw LITIGATION in another direction