Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-06-17

Miss Ollie Hymer closed sue
cessful year of school at Werley
Friday.
Miss Sena Barber is home for
the summer vacation after a year
Of teaching.
The strawberry corp is luxuri-
ait and the fruit is of most delici-
GUS quality.
John Flesch & Sons report good
business in the machinery and i'm
plement line.
John Schreiner attended meet
ing of the directors of Sunrise mine
at Rewey yesterday.
When you see a merchants ad.
in the Herald, tell him about it, it
makes him feel better.
Don't pay $3.50 for a weekly
paper when you can have a semi
weekly for the same price.
Mrs. Everett Humphy, of Patch
Grove was a guest of Lancaster
relatives and friends Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Irish and children
took their departure Monday to
make their home in Fond du Lac.
Jos. Alcorn and Rob. Williams
we're outbound passengers yester-
day morning, ticketed to Ladysmith.
Thirty thousand blanks were
turned out at the Heard job rooms
this week for the Union Telephone
company.
The dandelion crop has matured
and about seven million seeds are
sown in Lancaster lawn for next
seasons crop.
The Herald job department is
turning out a neat little catalogue
for Roberts & Groenier, the enter
prising instrument firm.
L. Alt & Sons receive three car
loads of goods this week of
Gold Medal -four, one Of Big Joe
flour and one salt of all kinds.
Miss Gertrude Monger of Bloom
ington stopped few hours at the
Grand Central, enroute to Platte
vile to attend commencement.
Leslie Blunt, deputy organizer
for the Equitable Fraternal Union,
with headquarters here, visited his
mother at Patch Grove, Sunday.
At a meeting of the asylum
trustees held Monday Mrs. Jas.
Anderson was chosen superintendent
for one year. JAS. McGorigal re-
signed.
Little Jimmie McBien, Jr.,
went fishing on Pigeon the other
day and the results were that Jim
brought home nine bass, three
pickeral and one rabbit.
Frank Allen Of Livingston, and
Nellie Sweeney of this city were
united in marriage at the Congre-
gational parsonage Tuesday morn
ing. The Herald extends congratu-
lations
Mrs. w. E. Carter of Milwaukee
was a welcome guest of her brother,
w. P. ROWden, last week. She
took her departure Monday for a
visit with relatives at Platteville
before returning home.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson of Mt.
Hope, was examined and adjudged
insane by Drs Godfrey and Doc
little last Monday. The unfortu-
nate woman was taken to Mendoza
Tuesday morning by sheriff Watson.
j. r. Muffey of Boscobel, an
old-time Herald reader, has our
thanks for a kind letter and liberal
remittance. Mr.. Muff1ey is 81 years
of age, still hale and hearty and has
read the Herald continuously for
SO years.
Letters received from Mrs. Fred
Alt in Germany announce her safe
arrival there. She expresses her
self as being homesick for America,
however, and her little daughter. as
pining for this side of the pond.
1t is quite likely she will return this
fall.
The following composed party
that left Monday for Eppheny, S.
D., where they will receive treat
ment from DR.. Kroeger, formerly a
Catholic priest, who has met with
great success Of late in treatment of
chonic diseases, having given up
the priesthood to practise medicine:
John Burns and wife, Mrs. James
McBrien, Misses Gertrude Hoffman
and -Schuster, Mrs. Julia Zakc-
zeski and daughter Julia, Peter