Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-11
Morgans was in Madison

Wednesday.
Mrs. T. F. Orion visited at
Potosi Thursday.
Farmers are busy in their corn
fields these days.
Clarence H1nch and wife are
wishing at Bloomington.
A horse that walks fast does
not have to trot SO much.
Mrs. Ann Blight of Cuba City
has been adjudged insane.
DIR. Harry jefferson is the new
physician located at Patch Grove.
Frank Muesse and John Pink
have gone to Valparaiso, Ind, to
attend school.
The Mystic Workers initiated
thilte new members at their
regular meeting Monday evening.
The attentions of fond parents
are being lavished by James Hayden
and wife on bright little daughter.
There are nearly fifty cases of
i diphtheria in Dubuque and it is rum
ored the puclic schools are to be
| closed.
Mrs. Hunsaker returned to her
| home in Nebraska Wednesday. Her
son AL accompanied her as far as
Galena.
The Hayseed club boys are MAX
ing preliminary arrangements for
their annual ball to be given New
Years.
-Messrs. J. ROesch and John
Taylor went north on a deer hunt
Thursday. They were ticketed to
Hannibal.
Kiss Dora Ressmeyel visited at
Waukesha this week. Miss Win
ME Wenzel acted as cashier at Nath-
ans during her absence.
Sidewalk advertising is becom-
ing quite a fad with Lancaster mer-
chants. We would prefer that they
use the newspapers.
Artist Walton has secured some
puzzle blocks of the new courthouse
that will keep the youngsters busy.
They sell for Csc each.
Remember the dance to be CIV
en- at the rink Thanksgiving night
by the Mystic Workers, everyone in
vited. Particulars later.
Tuesday evening was regular
council meeting night but no
quorum was present and the council
will convene next Tuesday eve.
Judge Clementson and Court Re
porter Ort)n go to Prairie du
Chen next week to hold a regular
term Of court for Crawford county.
A few sheep on every farm
would soon lessen the number of
noxious weeds and the soil would
be very materially benefited by
their presence.
Officers of the Platteville fair as
ISOLATION for ensuing year are same
as last, as follows: Pres j. Enloe vic
pres DR.. Heer; Secy. G. Ell. Gribble;
treas. j. Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Eastman
expect to 60 south to spend the
winter and will leave about Dec.
1st. Their destination will be
either Mobile, Ala, or Pensacola,
Fla.
The man who knows how to
farm scientifically is going to have
the best profession of them all in
the near future. Every young man
who wants to go to school should
keep this in mind.
The America Mining Congress
will be held at Ell Paso, Texas from
the IA to the 18th of this month.
Jas Dolan, and F. Krog of Platte
vile and A. V. Wells of Clifton. are
appointed by Gov. LaFollette as del
egates from this section.
The regular meeting of the wo-
mans club has cen postponed until
Nov. goth and will meet that after
noon with Mrs. A. G.. Knapp. It
is to be Whittier afternoon and re-
sponses to roll call will be from
Whittier.
"A quartette Of Ian caster hiob
school Stuc ents are on the anxions
/ seat concerning actions on Hal
lowe'en night and a certain Ian
caster saloonkeeper is liable to he
called upon the carpet in connection
with their esca oade.
The directors of the new bank
at Platteville are JR. Spear, John
f. Miles, Jas. Dolan, Geo. T.. Harris