Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-03-23
e. L. Mccoy was in Platteville

e. L. Mccoy was in Platteville
Monday.
"A. j. Martin is home from
Neenah on a visit.
= Messrs John Orion and John
Calls are in Chicago.
John Stark of Platteville was
a caller here Saturday.
IS. A. Hatch of Bloomington
was in town Tuesday.
Henry Dersch and son were
up from Platteville Sunday.
The Herald makes a speciality
of neat, attractive horse bills.
Atty. w. E. Howe Of Boscobel
was here on business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Orion and
Miss Mabel Orion are visiting in
Milwaukee.
"A number of towns in Grant
county will vote on the license
question Apr. 9Th.
Miss Nellie Fache of Sitter,
who visited friends here for several
days, returned home Monday.
Atty. Geo. B. Clementson has
two cases to argue before the SUI
preme court at Madison today.
Judge Clementson and Court
Reporter Orion are holding court
for Iowa county at Dodgeville.
Miss Mildred Martin, who has
been teaching school at Livingston,
is home for two weeks vacation.
Geo. Aupperle has ordered his
address changed from Odebolt, a.,
to Amo, Mimi, where he will
locate.
The Epworth League of the
M. E. church will hold a social at
the pars onage Apr. LIST. Everybody
Invited.
Word Gomez from Thos. Nc
Donald that he has recovered from
his attack of measles down in
Indian Territory.
w. H. Thomas of the firm of
Thomas & Orrick, the successful
Potosi merchants, was here yes
terday on business.
j. c. Schmitt, of the firm of
Schmitt & Son, the buttertub
manufacturers of Platteville, trans
acted business here Tuesday.
-G. G. Lothrop took his de-
parture yesterday for st. Paul,
Neb., where he resides. He made
an extensive sojourn with his father
here.
The six weeks of grounding
weather have been rolled of the
reel and we surely got what he
promised when he saw his shadow
on Feb. 2nd.
Madison will have two state
conventions this year, the prohi-
bition convention being held in that
city July 81. At this $50 delegates
are entitled to seats.
From Potosi yesterday were
noted Messrs. E. c. Thomas, w. H.
Durley, John Campbell, J. A. Sea-
ton, Oscar Seaton, Edward and
Miss Gertrude Seaton.
John Mitchell of Dubuque, in
the employ of the Keogh Excelsior
company of Chicago, was Sunday
visitor in Lancaster. He departed
Monday for Wahpeton, S. D., in
interests of his firm.
Little Virgil Vesperman, infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis vesper
man, died suddenly of catarrhal
pneumonia Friday, aged 1 month
and II days. Funeral was held Sat-
urday. More extended obituary
notice in next issue.
-Robt Taylor met death near
LeMars, Iowa, on the 18th inst in a
runaway accident, and relatives
here have been informed of the fact.
The funeral was held on the Sun
day following. Mr.. Taylor former
ly lived in Grant county and re-
sided on the Fred Heberlein farm in
town of Liberty until he removed
to Iowa about 20 years ago. He
was cousin Of Mrs. w. w. Ritclie
and John Hamilton, both residing
in this locality.
"A great many good and big
things are in store for Madison
during the month of June. In all
probability the university Jubilee,
from June 5 to II, will outshine all
other events, although the mann
moth M. w. A, picnic June 2, will