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

-PrOf. =. II. pearson ana family
of Viroqua are visiting relatives
here.
Miss Jeanette Mccoy is visit
ing her~aunt, Mrs. BenParkinson, at
Kewanee, Ill.
Mrs. Thomas Watson of Liv-
ingston is a guest of her sister, Mrs.
John Watson.
Miss Kittie May of Madison is a
guest at the home of her brother,
Aid. Pat. May.
Mrs. Joe Rudersdorf of Fenni-
more is guest at the home of Geo.
Rudersdorf.
Miss Jessie McGonigal departed
for Viroqua yesterday for a visit
with her brother George.
Miss Ella Rothschild is home
from Cleveland, Ohio, where she has
been engaged in teaching
The Heralds columns speak for
themselves. If you want the news
you MUST read the Herald.
Harry Lee and wife of Evans
ton ILL.,, are guests at the home of
their cousin, DR.. DoOlittle.
Mrs. B. D. Budworth is visiting
her sister Mrs. Will Rose at Platte
vile. Mrs. Rose was here Sunday.
Frank B. Calls joins the ranks of
the benedicts on June H. Miss Ida
Chandler of Montfort is the lady in
the case.
J. B. Clough has bought the
VIM Richardson home in the east
ern part of the city, and will make
it his home.
Miss Laura Barber returned
from Usage, Iowa, yesterday, where
she was engaged in teaching school
the past year.
Mrs. JAS. Webb and daughter,
Mary, returned from their visit with
a sister in Kansas. They report
that country all under water.
The waterworks force is busy
extending the mains by the homes
of Daniel VanDayle, T. D. Good
rich, Pat. May, Mrs. Lambert and
VIM. Mcmahon.
20. w. Flynn has engaged the
Duncan house which he will occu-
by next month, Harry orion, the
present occupant, having bought
the Griswold house.
Earl Ivey and Mrs Geo. Sykes
returned from their western trip
yesterday. They visited Alex and
Joe Ivey at Estherville, Ia, and
went from there to Brookings, S.
Da.
Prof. Powers returned to his
home at Elkhorn Thursday. Mr..
Powers will put in the summer as
travelling agent. He will probably
return to his old position here in the
fall
The pastors OF Lacrosse and
WinOna will play a game of base
ball at Trempealeau at the annual
pastors Union excursion June Is.
They should be careful in the selec-
ton of their umpire
Hon. A. r. MacCartney writes
from the east that he will not be
home for couple weeks, having
considerable business to transact in
connection with the settlement of
the estate of his son, Frederic
Prof. M. G. Palmer will again
have charge of the Boscobel schools
next year. The other teachers are
Robert NJ Darlington, Miss Anna
Hammond and Miss Pelton, assist
ants; Fred Henderson, Sth grade;
Miss Mona Scott, 9Th grade; Miss
Harriet Kimball, 9Th grade; Miss
Nora Murley, 4th grade; Miss Susie
Favor, Sd grade; Miss Kate Knight,
I'd grade; Miss Erna Anschuetz, LIST
grade; Miss Anna McIver, prelimin-
airy grade; Mrs. Eda Dewitt, north
side primary.
The Fennimore Times CORE
spondent roasts the manager of the
fair ground thus: We are done
playing ball in Lancaster, all on &C
count of little grass that is grow
ing on the fair grounds, and grass is
not worth much this year either.
That is the only place the boys have
had to play and that is out of reach
now. Why is it that the people of
Lancaster, or large majority of
them, try to stop all kinds Of ath-
letic sports? They forget that they
were young once, or were they born
old? There is something wrong
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