Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-07-23
Local JOttingS.

M. j. Mcnamara of Chicago is
is visitor in the city.
Mrs. Frank Nathan returned to
her home in Superior last Tuesday.
Clay BETTER and wife of Bloom
ington were callers in town yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berry of
Fennimore were in town Wednes-
day.
Fay Baldwin returned Thurs
day from a business trip in the
north.
Prof. Slothower went to Sparta
yesterday to conduct two weeks
institute in that city.
Henry Koch, operator at the
station, is visiting at his home in
Norwalk for ten days.
The old Reed building is in the
street. Now the carpenters can go
to work on the new building.
DR.. Ralph Kinney has con-
cluded to locate in Waterloo, Iowa.
They are moving there this week.
Register Gunderson went to
Fennimore Wednesday to show the
boys on the farm how to put up the
hay.
MIR. and Mrs. Hardy of Beloit,
who have been the guests Of Rev.
and Mrs. Evans at the rectory, for
two weeks, have returned home.
The Endeavorers of the Congre-
gational church cleared $3.50 at
their supper Tuesday evening. This
was success beyond their expecta-
lions.
Postmaster Gus Seeman of
Boscobel attended the wedding here
Tuesday evening. He is an old-time
crony of the groom, Eugene Wood
house. f@4
Master Emerson Strong cell
ebrated his thirteenth birthday
Thursday by inviting in thirteen
playmates. It was lucky day all
around.
"A party of ladies, including
Mrs. E. M. Lowry and daughter
Beth. Mrs. T. F. orion and Miss
Minnie Grifis expect to visit
Dubuque today.
Mrs. III. l.. Barstow has broken
ground in the fourth ward for the
erection of fine new residence,
situated on South Adams street near
Washington boulevard. .e.
Judge Heilerman of Essen,
Germany, on his way from ST.
Louis to visit his uncle, Chas. He'll
erman, of North Andover, called on
Herman Buchner last Wednesday.
The southerner fries his chicken
and fish in hot lard just as the
northern woman does her fried
cakes, and it IS a very nice way to
do it-way ahead of the frying
pan.
Policeman John Jennings of
Madison, formerly clerk at the
Wright house in this city, was mar
ried in Chicago Thursday, the bride
being Miss Emma McCarll Of the
capital city.
Mrs. Olive Wood and her two
sons of Albion, Mich, are guests of
her father, Henry Muesse, and,
other relatives in this city. They
expect to take up their residence in
Baldwin, Kansas.
The lazy man is sure of one
crop no matter how late he may
lie abed in the morning, and that
is a crop Of weeds. There are lots
of men who keep their gardens
clean with a scythe.
A large crowd assembled at the
train yesterday to say goodby to
the visiting teachers, who were
leaving for home. 1t was a merry
party, the chatter, laughter and
school songs and yells creating quite
All excitement.
Mrs. James L. Gates, wife of
the Northern Wisconsin land prince,
died of consumption Thursday,
aged 45 years. Funeral will be,
held today and remains will be tax
en- to Neillsville, former home of
the family, for interment.
Justice Shimmin was occupied
with a case from Blue River
Wednesday. Tom Beam sued Lloyd
Cudney for commission of $195 for
securing a purchaser for his farm.
The case was settled, Mr.. Cudney
agreeing to pay $65, and each man