Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-17

OouuGy superintendent wye
was at Eennimore yesterday.
Flag Day was generally OBJ
served by the citizens of this city.
Clint Edwards, of Beetown,
was county seat visitor yesterday.
John Baumler, of Potosi, spent
Wednesday with friends in this
city.
"A. E. Storrs, of Fennimore,
visited with friends in this city yes
terday.
| f. S. Braudt, of Fennimore, was
a business visitor in the city on
Tuesday.
Martin Blum, of Galena, was a
business visitor in our city Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Joe. Stermer, Of North And
over, registered at the Lancaster
House on Tuesday.
&C. H. Perrin came up from
Beetown Wednesday for a short
visit with friends.
Dwight Macarthur, of Milwau-
kee, is in the city visiting with rela-
tives and friends.
A. Gray and wife, of Mt. Ida,
were with friends in this city Wed
nesday of this week.
j. Schneider and wife, of Fen
nimore, visited with friends in this
city on Tuesday of this week.
Clyde Budworth, wife and son,
of Cassville, spent Sunday and Mon
day with AL Budworth and family.
Mrs. Owen Flynn and Mrs. D..
F. Bray are visiting at the Snyder
home at Montfort few days this
week
| B. Beebe, of Dubuque, has been
in our city for few days looking
over properties with a view of To-
eating here.
The Head Camp of the Modern
Woodmen of America will begin it's
sessions at Milwaukee next week.
Already the delegates are beginning
to arrive in that city.
1t is now reported that the leg
lslature will adjourn the early part
Of next week. Well, it is about
time, as the farmers who are mem
bers will probably want to get home
in time for haying and harvest. -.
Otto Oswald, of Bagley, was in
our city a few hours yesterday
shaking hands with old friends. He
reports that the village of Bagley is
on the boom and that he is doing
good business with his livery. His
daughter, Miss Alice Oswald, re-
turned home with him.
On Thursday last officials of the
Chicago & Northwestern system
were in our city on an observation
tour. The party composed w. E.
Morse, division superintendent, R.
E. Cowan, Adviser, HI. P. Morrill,,
superintendent of bridges and build
ings, and Henry Snyder, road
master. They were looking over the
depot grounds with view toward
improvement.
Have you seen Register of
Deeds Gunderson the past day or
two9 He appeared on the scenes
yesterday with a brand new sum-
mer hat and 1t necessitated an in
PRODUCTION before several of his
friends recognized him. We did
not believe that a hat would change
the appearance Of man so much
until one of Georges friends told us
about it.
Fred Aupperle, one of Lancas-
ter townships successful farmers
was caller at the Herald office yes
terday morning and informed us
that he came very near losing the
valuable bull, "Nonpareil of Glover
Blossom" on Thursday night. The
barn door had been left open and
the animal walked in and broke
through the floor and fell to the base
ment. There was a heavy coat Of
straw on the basement floor which
broke the fall otherwise the animal
would have been crippled so as to
necessitate killing him. We are
glad to report that the accident was
no worse.
A Nebraska paper tells how ex-
penslve it is to borrow: A man who
was too economical to subscribe for
| his home paper sent his little how