Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-06-13

-OAtS. w dyu0 Oh EVduSuOu, ILL.,,
is a guest Of Miss Helen Reed
"A. E. Storrs of Fennimore has
been reappointed game warden.
Lee Eastman and family went
to Livingston Thursday for visit.
Mrs Geo. Baxter is visiting her
sister, Mrs. r. Sanders, at Madison.
Mrs. Willard and daughter Miss
Clara are visiting relatives at Mont
fort.
Oscar Wright, University stu
dent, is home from Madison for the
summer.
Israel Roberts and daughter
Miss Laura drove to Bloomington
Thursday.
Abe Patch of Bloomington was
in town yesterday. He went to
Fennimore.
: H. E. Austin, of Homer cheese
factory fame, was in town on bust
ness Thursday.
Mrs. Oren Flynn and son Reddy
visited with P. Flynn and family at
Platteville yesterday
Miss Alta Stephens has COM
pleted her school year at Boaz and
is expected home today.
Mrs. J. M. Teasdale of Cassville
and Mrs. Joshua Pritchett of Bee
town are guests at the Philips
house.
-Thos. Carmody visited at Cuba
City the former part of the week.
He came back wearing a big reunion
badge.
Mrs. Robert Archer of Madison
is at the home of her father, John
johnson, seriously i'll with appen-
dicitis.
Miss Cora Rose returned to her
home in Platteville Thursday, after
a pleasant visit with her brother,
John Rose.
Miss Wooster returned to
Prairie du CHEN Friday after a
pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs.
W. B. Dyer.
Misses Pearl Griswold and Min
ME Nehls finished a successful term
of school in the Union district, near
Platteville, Friday.
Mrs. John G. Seipp Of Bloom
ington and Thomas Maggie of Patch
Grove recently bought pianos of
Roberts & Groenier.
Frank Belscamper on Thursday
unloaded a complete Guy Scott
threshing machine and engine, all
ready to separate the 1903 crop.
The Wisconsin school for the
blind Of which G. R. Showalter is
superinten lent, has commencement
exercises next Tuesday, June Is.
Miss Christianson, who has
been employed in Miss Wilhelm's
millinery parlors since March, re-
turned to her home in Stoughton
Thursday.
The PlattevilIe people are pre-
pairing for big celebration on the
4th. They are raising money and
preparing a program of intense
liveliness.
Mrs. James Mccormick and her
two little daughters went to Chicago
Thursday to visit her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kin
ney. Mr.. Kinney is a student at
Rush Medical college.
Sheriff Watson thought the cir
cumstances pointed sufficiently
strong to the guilt of Hughes, Nc
Laughlin and johnson to warrant
their arrest and return to Boscobel
for examination in connection with
the recent burglaries there, not
withstanding they were dismissed
by Justice Henderson. They were
arrested at Beloit.
George Marks was completely
surprised by about thirty friends
and neighbors on Tuesday evening,
the occasion of his thirty-second
birthday. A delightful evening
was the result The guests pre-
scented Mr. Marks with splendid
umbrella, as token of remem-
brance. By the way, the present
is hard thing to remember on some
all occasions.
Miss Mary Lanyon of Dodge
vile was brought from Platteville
and adjudged insane by a jury in
Judge Clementsons court, Judge
Goodsell being absent. The unfor-
tlnate young lady was on her way