Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-05

Accept no substitute.
Father Albers was in Fenni-
more Saturday.
Peter Steil and sons took de-
parture for Canada yesterday morn
ing.
Henry Pollock and wife rejoice
over the arrival of daughter on
the LIST inst.
Miss Lizzie Lawless of Prairie
du Chen is guest of Mrs. John
Joice this week.
Mrs. Ben Parkinson and child
of Kewaunee are here for a weeks
visit with relatives.
Will Jones was over from
Platteville Friday and Saturday
talking life insurance.
Mrs. Nettie Thompson and child
rem of Milwaukee are guests of her
mother, Mrs Wannemaker.
The Galena Kansas, iron works
are to be removed to Platteville. A
stock company has been formed.
Misses Mary and Treshie War
rem returned Saturday evening from
a five weeks sojourn in Chicago.
The Cemetery association will
meet in the council chamber of the
city hall Friday evening at s o'clock.
Geo. Hyde and daughter, Miss
Georgia, are visiting in Milwaukee
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hyde.
Mrs. Witherbee of Chicago,
after a pleasant visit with her broth
er, D. Eastman, returned home
Saturday.
! Miss Emma Tanner took her de-
parture Monday for 'an extended
visit at Letcher, S. d., where a
brother resides.
Mrs. Horace Whitcomb and
child of Baraboo were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Richie the
past week, returning home Monday.
Pay the tax on that dog or he
will turn up missing one OF these
days. Strict measures are to be
adopted to collect this tax this year.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lang
of Ipswich, on Sunday last, a son.
Mrs. Lang will be remembered as
Miss Gertie Gibbs, formerly of this
city.
Harry Nathan and family went
to Dubuque Sunday, where Mrs.
Nathan and children will remain
visiting relatives while Mr. Nathan
goes on a business trip to Dakota.
Mrs. Garfield Bowden joined
her husband at Madison Saturday.
Mr.. Bowden is taking a course in
the summer schools at that place.
Miss Emma Kinzel was a pas
se1ger on Monday mornings out
bound train enroute to Waukesha,
where she will visit her uncle, Henry
Eek.
Miss Mabel Horton of Fenni-
more, who has been a guest Of her
aunt, Mrs Frank Horton, since
Thursday last, returned home Mon
day.
Geo. Dyer, in company with his
sister, Mrs. Bradbury of Mt. Ida,
left Monday for a weeks sojourn in
Mitchell, S. d., the former having
land interests there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mcdonald
of Baraboo and Mrs. Patrick Nc
Donald of Madison, called here last
week by the illness of Mrs. James
Townley, returned home Monday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congre-
gational church will serve ice cream
and cake in the parlors of the church
this Wednesday evening. The pub
lie and especially the teachers from
abroad, who are here attending in
stitute, will be made welcome.
Allie Hoffman, son of Peter
Hoffman, residing east OF the city,
had the misfortune to fall against
the upturned shovel of corn cult
vator one day last week and cut a
severe cash in his thigh. DR.. Scan
Ian attended to the injured lad and
he is recovering.
Landlord J. S. Wright returned
Saturday from a business trip to
South Dakota, He became interest
ed in farm lands there to the extent
that he purchased two quarter-sec-
tions, all improved, two farms in
fact, with buildings on each. Both
are in crop and are situated in the
northeastern portion of the state in
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