Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-01

The mosquitoes are getting busy
now.
Al Hunsaker was in Fennimore
Thursday. H
Miss Stella Smith is visiting in
Boscobel.
Miss Jorkin returned to her
home in Chicago Thursday.
JAS. Webb was in Shullsburg
and Highland this week on business.
Miss Swenson took departure
Thursday for her home at Cresco,
Ia.
Whipping a boy to Sunday
School never yet drove him to
heaven.
&C. Fl. Basford has new auto
mobile. It is a Pope and one of the
best made.
james Buntemer of Washing
ton, D. c. is a guest of Theo. Calvin
and family.
Some furniture that was in the
old courthouse and the old out
building will be sold at auction to-
day.
--Thos. Webb & Son have a
modern acetylene rangeI that will
go to Adam Schumacher's at Potosi.
1t is dandy.
Samuel Pearson, principal of
the Viroque schools, accompanied
by his family, is visiting relatives
in this city.
Fifteen big featurelsacts every
night with the Huntley show. Price
1O-2O-30. Reeds opera9jhouse three
nights, beginning July 9Th.
Mrs. Jos. Thomas returned to
her home at Calumet, Mich, yes
terday, after pleasant visit of two
weeks with Mrs. T. F. Orion.
Subject of the sermon at Eman-
nuel church next Sunday will be
The Episcopal Church and the
American Revolution. Services at
the usual hours.
Ringing Bros circus was in
Massachusetts, this week. Next week
the big show is in Maine and New
Hampshire. The week following
finds them in Canada.
On our opening night Thursday
July 9Th, one additional lady will
be admitted free with each reserve
seat ticket. Reeds opera house
three nights, beginning July 9Th.
Word has been received by
Mrs. Henry Hartline that her father,
Luclen Dewey has experienced a
stroke of paralysis and is seriously
i'll at his home at Prairie Farm,
Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Morse ex-
pect the home coming of three of
their children within few days
Mrs. Dlckey from Topeka, Robert
from Grand Rapids and Ed from
Boston.
John Molzof and Smith Graham
were brought here from Montfort
Thursday and lodged in county
Jail. The former was charged with
beating his wife and children while
drunk and the latter was charged
with obtaining the liquor for the
fiend that did the deed.
Landlord Guy shipped the bar
fixtures he purchased some time ago
for his buffet back to the manu-
facturer yesterday. This was the
sequel OF circumstance in which
everyone had an interest for many
weeks-and one which will prob
ably not soon be forgotten.
Mrs. Bertha Newhouse and
little daughters, Freda and Mollie,
returned to their home at Prairie
Farm, Wis, Wednesday, after an
extended visit with relatives and
friends in Grant and Crawford
counties. While in Lancaster they
were the guests of Mrs. H. Hartline,
who is sister of Mrs. Newhouse.
Death entered the home of Tim
Murley at Boscobel yesterday, TAX
ing from the household one of the
most beautiful of daughters-Julia,
aged nineteen years. That dread
disease consumption was RESPONSE
bic. For many weeks she had suf-
fered and all that could be done to
brighten her last days was the up
permost thought of all. The family
has the sympathy of everyone.
Claude Sprague, son of the
Baptist minister, was placed under
arrest Wednesday on a serious