Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-15
w. S. Lathrop had business at
Fennimore yesterday.

'f0nnlmOr0 yesterday.
AID. J. R. Place is at Neillsville
on business.
Isaac Garthwaite went to
Neillsville Monday.
Jos. Lamburgey of Madison
was a guest of Mrs. Many Muench
over Sunday.
John Day made a business trip to
Bridgeport yesterday. He was ac-
companied by Writ Monroe.
Operator Henry Koch is taking
a vacation and is enjoying a visit
with his parents at Norwalk.
Miss Marie and Joe Rudersdorf
Of Fennimore were present at the
Kirmus given at Mrs. Muench's.
The Rathbone Sisters will have
card party this Wednesday even
ing. Admission ten cents. Every
body invited.
j. Allen Barber Jr and son
Lawrence of Galena visited several
days at the home of Judge Clement
son, returning Tuesday.
The passenger train Sunday had
two palace coaches, but the mail
and express arrived safely in box
car. Construction work at Madison
was the trouble.
The Shakespeare club in body
went out to Liberty on the train
yesterday and had a meeting with
Mrs. Daniel Sprague. They report
pleasant afternoon.
The farmers have been improv-
ing the fine weather of the past
few days in the corn fields. The
work of gathering in the bumper
crop is nearly completed.
Frank G. Jones of Platteville has
has sold his farm near Beetown that
was purchased of John NARROW to
Joseph Cummacl1 of Harrison. The
sale was made through John Days
agency.
The protests made by the
travelling public on account of the
smoking car being taken off of the
Galena train had the desired effect
and the car was again added to the
train Monday.
Sunday was the 3Oth ami
versary of the Kirmus, so called in
Germany, and Mrs. Muench's
hOspitable home three miles south
Of town was the scene of the event.
Two score of guests were present
and all report pleasant time.
Mrs. Robt. BROKER went to
South Madison sanitarium for treat
ment Monday afternoon Her
husband accompanied her, and DIR.
Hassell went as far as Montfort.
The Herald speaks for everyone in
the city in wishing her beneficial re-
suits.
The following subscribers have
been added to the Wis Tel. com
pany's exchange since their last
directory was published: G. B.
Angus store 1881; A. r. Bushnell
res. 1861; J. G.. Clark res. 1902:
Ivey & Webb store 1892; W. S.
Lathrop bakery 1491, M. IN cDonald
res. 1901; North School 1862; South
School 1914; L. G.. Wheeler toll
station IL.
If this is not Indian Summer
what is it? A more delightful day
seldom occurs this time of year
Reliable predictions are to the
effect that two weeks of real Indiar
summer weather are coming. The
snow in the west Monday night was
spoken of as a sure harb1nger
Official weather forecasts do no
recognize the existence of sucl
a season as Indian Summer" The
| United States weather bureau does
not recognize it. In fact, the season
is one that is peculiar to this dis
trict.
p. A. Bishop, live stock auc
tioneer, of Belmont recently favored
this office with call. Mr.. Bisho1
is talented high class salesman Of
unusual ability. While still com
parat1vely young man he has had 6
number Of years experience in the
field, the last two years of which he
has been at Belmont. The success
he has attained there is to be en-
We'd by one much older in the bust
ness. Among the sales he has
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