Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-09-28

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Z, Editor II. E. Roethe was in
town Sunday.
IN. A. Ready, editor of the Bag
ley Chronicle, was in the city. yes
terday. .e>
Mrs. Hannah varrell Of Guide
Rock, Neb., is visiting Mrs.. E. H..
Grifis.
Mrs. g. w. Hillary of Arthur
was guest at the sheriff's residence
over Sunday.
Walter Weber and Miss Eliza
beth McBrien were Fennimore call
ers Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Watson of Livington
is visiting at the home of her son,
Sheriff Watson.
Mrs. Mellez and son Bert Of
Platteville were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Weber Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Roberts spent last
Sunday IN Darlington with the
family of Rev. T. j. Brown.
H. c. Rule of Hamburg, Ark,
joined his family here Monday for
a short visit before their return
south.
Miss Mary Welsch won the
quilt which the Ladies' Aid society
of North Andover disposed of last
Thursday.
F. w. Stevens and family take
departure this week for Sanborn,
Mimi, their former home, where
Mr.. Stevens will engage in bank
ing.
Mrs. Robert Draper of Sitter,
Mrs. Will Scillicorn and Miss Lizzie
Thomas Of the town of Linden were
callers on Mrs. w. j. C. Ralph last
week.
Sundays storm was another
severe one with a heavy wind,
,deluge of rain and plenty Of light
ming No great amount of damage
reported. ,21 4, ~. ~. u. .,.ss.
Z - Engineer and Mrs. Owen Flynn
have abandoned !, housekeeping on
account of the latter's poor health,
and they are domiciled at Theo.
Calvin's. G
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Klarman
will occupy the residence owned by
Mrs. F. M. Duncan in the second
ward that Engineer Owen Flynn
has vacated. /,
-Beryl Budworth arrived home
from California Saturday evening,
after six months passed at San
Francisco and Oakland, where he
was employed as conductor and
motorman on the electric street
railway of those cities. ~.
The. Beetown orchestra ac-
companied a gathering of young
people entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. Henkel Friday evening in honor
of their daughter, Mrs. Frank
Garthwaite of Sheldon, Ia, who is
back to the old home on visit.
-Drs. Van Dusen and Seaman
of this city and Lewis of Bloom
ington performed an operation
upon Charley, the seven-year-old
son of Max Brlckman Sunday, for
purpose OF removing pus formed by
an abscess in the bone of the knee.
There will be thank-offering
meeting at the Congregational
church. Friday afternoon. Ladies
of the church are asked to bring an
offering, when a program will be
rendered and light refreshments
served by Ladies OF the Missionary
society.
Geo. Gibbs received the sad
intelligence Monday informing him
of the unexpected death of his
mother, Mrs. Julia Gibbs, at her
home in Dixon, ILL.,, which occurred
Sunday evening. Deceased resided
with her son here for a time years
ago. Mr.. Gibbs was in attendance
at the funeral, held at Dixon yester-
day.
Mrs. Sarah Ashley, widow of
the late Samuel Ashley who died
about two years ago, died at her
home in Dubuque Friday morning.
Funeral services were held Monday
and the remains were brought to
Burton and inferred in the family
lot. Deceased was an aunt of Mrs.
G.. G. NARROW of this city and DR..
and Mrs. NARROW were in attend
ance at the funeral. A more ex-
tended notice later.
Deputy Sheriff Chas. Burrows
was unsuccessful in his efforts to
locate the thieves who robbed the
Bagley hardware store Thursday