Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-03-05
Mrs. Fred Burckhardt is visiting
relatives at FennimOre.

j. M. Teasdale made business
trip to Boscobel yesterday.
Miss Anna Stockert went to
Bloomington to care for her sick
mother.
F. Hoppe, the Platteville
brewer, was in town on business
Wednesday.
--Chas Burrows is now serving as
night watch for John Taylor, who
is indisposed.
"A goodly portion Of the world
was awheel March 1, the favorite
moving time.
Linden has a kid brass band.
Nothing like letting people known
you're on earth.
Dan. Smith now occupies the
Henry Henkel farm recently
purchased by him.
Mrs. Kate K. Hyde offers her
residence property for sale. Notice
lad" in Business Locals.
Mrs Cecilia Garthwaite and
daughter Miss Sylvia of Blooming
ton were in town Saturday.
The Montfort Mail suggests
the idea of a system of gas lights
for that village. Good idea.
"A. B. Browning Of Lancaster
and Miss Binkert of Cassville were
married at Dubuque last Saturday.
Miss Carrie Wenzel, a north
side teacher, was ill several days.
Mrs. Jas. Hatch took her place for
her.
The past few days have been a
little better for the health of the
community, although there is still
very much illness about the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Andrews
moved back to Livingston last week.
Their two sons remained here to
attend school.
John I'll. Howe returned yester-
day from a business trip TO Dubu-
que. The shirt and overall factory
will commence operations Tuesday
with full force.
w. E. Lewis of Patch Grove
was appointed to the Corn Belt
Meat Producers association of Wis
consin to attend the meeting of the
Iowa association at Des Moines.
james f. Treloar, in from the
southwest prairie Thursday morn
ing, reported the roads rough, as
a result of the thaw Monday and
Tuesday and freeze Wednesday
night.
Harry Young and wife of Patch
Grove township were here early
in the week. Mr.. Young is a son
Of the late Capt. Henry F. Young,
and is managing the fine old
homestead.
Members of the Mystic Workers
of the World lodge are requested
to be present at the next regular
meeting, Tuesday evening, Mar. s.
Several new members are to be
taken in at that time.
"A. J. Howell has few choice
apple trees of his own grating
that are true to name. If you wish
to purchase apple trees this spring
make the best of this opportunity
and order early.
Thomas Mcdonald and wife
departed Wednesday for a trip to
Indian Territory. Mrs. Mcdonald
expects to stop for while at
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, for her
health, and Mr.. Mcdonald will look
over the new country.
The few isolated cases of small
pox reported last Wednesday in
Burton, Potosi and Cassville country
are all of a mild form. The
families are quarantined, and so
far as known there have been no
new cases, although many are
said to have been exposed.
-Hackett's celebrated concert and
dance orchestra is billed for Reeds
opera house, Lancaster, next Wed
nesday evening. The orchestra is
made up of seven seloists. The
concert will conclude with dance,
to be managed by one of the best
prompters in the state. Tickets to
concert 25c, concert and dance 81.
The weather early in the week
was particular welcomed by one
class of people, the tobacco growers,
who have been considerably