Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-07-27
Local JOttin9s.

Miss Bernice Moore of Baraboo
was visitor in this city over Sun
day.
Paul Howe of the Sioux City
journal is a guest of parents and
friends in this city.
Miss Mildred Martin will teach
the East Crow branch school near
Livingston next year.
Glenn Menzmer of Ballard.
WASH, is a guest of the family of
his uncle, John Jeide.
IT. d. Goodrich, accompanied by
his daughter Mildred, is on bust
ness trip to Neillsville.
Mrs. Culver and daughter
returned to Milwaukee Monday,
after pleasant visit in this city.
About forty members of the
Place and lockwood families pic
nicked at Klondlke spring Sunday.
DIR. G.. c. NARROW returned
from Milwaukee yesterday, where
he attended the state meeting of
dentists.
Wesley Biehl was fined $40 by
Justice Wheeler Tuesday morning
for being intoxicated and irregular
in his gyrations the preceding even
ing.
w. G. Hymer of Potosi was in
town Monday. Mr.. Hymer an
nounces himself candidate for
sheriff Republican. He has many
friends to assist him in the effort.
Angus & Eek have moved to
their new building across the street
two doors east of the Grand Central
hotel. They have put in nice stock
of groceries, meats, etc., and are
now ready to receive the public
Mrs. J. M. Donnelly, DR.. M. B.
and Miss Emma Glasier and Mrs.
Daisy Brown and son Deforest drove
over from Bloomington yesterday.
Miss Glasier took the train for Mad
ison for a few days visit with
friends.
The infant son of Albert Phil
lips had narrow escape at their
home six miles east of town. The
little one fell from an upstairs win
dow upon pile of rocks. The child
was considerably bruised, but: it's
escape from death was considered
miraculous.
The members of the high school
class of 1902 had pleasant reunion
at the Grand Central hotel Monday
evening. There were many pleas
ing numbers on the program, not
the least of which was an appetizing
spread at 11'o'clock. They resolved
to have more of these meetings in
the future
Frank Muenich, accompanied
by his wife and two children, called
on Lancaster friends yesterday.
They had been visiting relatives and
friends in Boscobel. Frank is
prosperous druggist at Argyle, Wis,
where he went about four years
ago. He was for some time assist
ant in j: T. Benefits drug store.
DIR. Reeds building is once more
located and the dental parlors of
Reed & Carter are now one-half
block south OF their former location.
The structure was moved last week
by Fache & Son. and the First Nat
ional bank people may now proceed
with the erection of their new
building. That portion of the city
situated in the postofice district has
a rather peculiar appearance, but
when all is cleaned up next fall the
improvement will be immense.
The Clayton Landing party of
campers came home Monday, after
one of the pleasantest camping ex-
periences on record. When they
broke camp they drifted down the
Mississippi in boats to Potosi-a dis
lance of forty miles. They caught
189 pounds of bass and pickerel,
not mentioning the other varieties.
The boys assert that their red letter
day was the one passed at the pleas
ant farm home of Herman Alt, who
lives in that neighborhood. Her.
man entertained them in royal
style. The party was made up of
Virgil Showalter, Frank Webb, Will
Carter, Hugh Orion and Roy Ivey,
and they were in camp eighteen
days.