Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-07-25

Will Tornowski visited with relatives
in Bloomington from Saturday till
Monday. Mr. Tornowski will teach
term.
Mayme Prior of Cassville was visit
ing with relatives here last week.
Noon McIver of Bloomington spent
Sunday last on the farm with her
brother, Sam McIver, and wife.
Chas. Beckett came up from Bland
ing, ILL.,, Saturday, where he is en-
ployed as section foreman, and visited
with his family over Sunday.
VIM. Hutchcroft says he will begin
harvesting asst of the week. He has
Is acres O grain this year and it all
looks fine
Mrs. r. S. Metcalf and daughter
Ethel spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives and friends at the Glen.
Eugene Chandler and family visited
at Dr.. Orr's in Mt. Hope Sunday.
Effie Skinner and Leona Orr spent
part of last week with Mrs. Sam Nc
liver out on the farm. The girls
seemed to enjoy themselves hugely.
We saw them fishing in the brook as
drove by.
VIM. Patterson from near Blooming
ton was in after lumber He reports
crops looking first-rate in bis vicinity
DR.. Curry, the Cassville dentist, is
doing business in our city this week.
Mrs. Jas. Metcalf is quite sick at
this writing.
Mrs. VIM. Way visited in Cassville
first of the week.
Mrs. Grinter took the afternoon
train Monday for Washington, Ia, to
make an extended visit with her
niece there.
John Gockel and family visited in
Prairie du Chen Sunday, going up on
the early train and returning in the
afternoon.
Levi Ryan of North Andover was do
ing business in Glen Haven first of the
week.
Sam Ketner and Earn Stark were
hauling shingles last week for the new
church at the Dodge Corners.
Jas. Tate is now having new boat
built. Jim says the old one is very
good boat for pleasure trip but it
don't go fast enough. He wants one
that can pass anything on the river.
LIVINGSTON.
Kittie Bradley of Madison is a guest
of her cousin, Florence O'Connell.
DR.. Tuffley moved his household
goods from Boscobel Friday. Mrs.
Tuf1ey and daughtercame later. They
are occupying the residence erected
by E. E. Ellsworth.
w. L. Skate will commence work on
his new house Saturday. JAS. Alton
also has begun work on the cellar of
the large house he will build this sum-
mer.
Mrs. Mary Kirk and daughter Name
went to Edmund Wednesday where
they will visit relatives.
Leila Alton is entertaining her cous-
ms, Misses Greenwood and Alton.
They will leave Saturday for Monona
to camp during the assembly.
At the school meeting on Monday
evening a resolution was passed to
rent the Miller and Gundlach build
ing and do high school work here the
coming year. Four teachers will be
employed in place of three.
Nellie Cocklin has accepted posi-
ton as assistant principal in the Fox
Lake high school.
Mrs. Eustace and nephew, w. A..
Nicholas, returned Monday from a
visit with relatives in Bloomington,
Ill.
Mrs. Victor Grunow and daughter
Leta of Miff1in visited in town Satur-
day evening.
Ed Fisher, accompanied by Bessie
Carter, of Lancaster, visited Sunday
with Ollie Eustace.
Mrs. Fred Smith of Linden visited
her sister, Mrs. Earl Skate, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allen and Nellie
Allen drove to Lancaster Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Shepherd and children of
Plattev1lle visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Cocklin.
Livingston and Cobb played game
of ball Thursday. Result next week.
Fred Stephens, cashier in the bank,
has badly swollen face as the result
of neuralgia.
Mae Rowe of Montfort and Miss Nc
Gown of Redwood Falls, Mimi, were
the guests of Mable Fcldhouse Mon
day.
Editor Roethe of the Fennimore
Times was in town Friday. A lively
write-up of our burg was in Wednes-
days issue.
Found A crocheted hood and par
asol with curved handle, on July 4th,
between the postoffice and the
grounds. The owner can get the same
by applying to Margaret Runkle.