Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-10-07
COUNTY NEWS.
Herald Correspondents Contribute
Interesting Letters.
POTOSI.


served Saturday evening, the 9TH
inst. in the city hall at Potosi, the
proceeds to be used IN improving
and identifying the British Hol-
low cemetery this is most worthy
cause and it is hoped and expected
that there will be an unusual large
number who will lend their assist
ance to the extent of buying a 75c
meal for Is cents at least. Dona-
tions from those who cannot attend
will be thankfully received by the
committee. Let everybody turn
out.
Mrs. Christ Zeller Of Sheldon, Ia,
is the guest Of Mrs. Fl. B. Coons.
Mrs. Zeller will spend several weeks
visiting her many friends here.
G. Fl. Lewis and wife departed
Monday morning for Rochester,
MINI. Mr.. Lewis goes to consult a
specialist on Hernia and expects to
undergo an operation for this affiic-
ton if the specialist he goes to con-
suit thinks it advisable.
Mrs. 7. H. Runkel and daughter
Clara visited friends in Platteville
Wednesday and Thursday.
John Manpin and wife and Mrs.
Mary Campbell of st. Louis were
guests of Archie Hurst and mother
during the week. Mrs. Campbell
will better be remembered by the
older residents as Mary Hurst.
Harry Brownlee and wife made a
brief call in our village on Tuesday.
Mr.. Brownlee was on his way to
Galena where he goes to relieve
the G. B. & @ agent for a month.
Justice Giesen was called to Cass-
vile on Monday.
Rob. Kane of Darlington, spent
several days during the week with
Mrs. E. Ostermier.
The new steamer Potosi is now
making regular trips between Du-
buuue and Potosi landing and will
bring a large number of excursion
lists from the Key City next Sunday.
r.. Fl. Coons was at Livingston on
Wednesday attending to mining
matters.
H. c.. Orrick was up from Dubu-
que Tuesday looking after business
affairs.
Otto Udelehofen came oyer from
Cuba City Monday for few days
visit with his mother.
S. A. Thomas was out of town
several days during the past week.
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BAGLEY.
Bird Calk1ns and two little daugh-
ters drove to Bloomington one day
last week.
The brick layers will begin lay
ing brick on school house Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Calkins were
in Bloomington on business Mon
day.
Wilks Curtis and boys were in
town one day last week.
Geo. Pausler is building a nice
large spring house.
John Lance and wife Of Bloom
ing ton, music dealers where here
last week.
Mrs. Alice Hodge and daughter
took the train Tuesday to visit
sister, Mrs. j. Boorman at Ona.
laska, and will also attend the W.
C. T. u. convention at Lacrosse.
Mrs. Jim Iorns, after the Gulick
funeral returned to her home IN
Austin, Mimi. Mr.. Iorns did not
accompany her.
Mrs. Frank Handy and son spent
a few days with relatives. Her
home is at Arlington, La.
Mr.. Will Handy sold bis farm
and now talks of trying his luck
some where in Canada.
Chas. Calkins will now occupy his
new residence in about week.
f. L. Greer chatting on our streets
one day last week.
Some As tickets were sold at this
station for Lacrosse fair Thursday
A. H. Bennett of Glen Haven,
called on relatives in Bagley Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crabtree, on
a visit here returned to Flandro,
South Dakota.
j. A. Bossi has good field of corn
one stock IA fit. high had good
large ears. Who can beat that?
Lewis Bros, Will and Andrew
shipped car load of horses for the
st. Louis market Monday and will