Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-01
Local JOttinsS.

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Among the ill ones this week is
Mayor Hassel.
Robt. Draper was in Madison
first of the week.
Atty. J. J. Blaine of Boscobel
was In the city yesterday.
Louis Damn and James E.
Divall advertise their farms for sale.
County Supt. Nye in undergoing
o serious attack Of the grip and is
bed fast.
Geo. Tufley Jr, and wife were
here from Marion over Sunday
visiting relatives.
The date of the adjourned ses-
sion Of the county board has not
been decided upon,
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the most generous subscription
premium effers ever made.
Mrs. Mary Daniels and child
took her departure Mondayi for
Hllyards, Ohio, on a visit.
-Thos. Tormey, G. w. Mauer
and Atty. J. j. Scanlan were Fen
nimore representatives at the coun-
ty seat yesterday.
Henry Horstman, Frank Urine
and Fred Miller, Jr., of Bagley were
business visitors at the county .seat
on Tuesday of this week.
The Ladies' Aid of Congrega-
tional church will hold their annual
supper on Feb. 22nd. Watch these
columns for further attractions of
this supper.
Lee Morrell went to Galena
Monday. The frequent trips Lee is
making to that old town attracts
attention and there are rumors
afoat of something doing"
The new orchestra furnished
music for a dance at Livingston
Friday night. The Livingston peo-
pie were very much pleased with
their music and promised future en-
gagements.
Jos. Bendorf found fur nit
ten with leather front in front of
Schreiners store Saturday, which
the owner can have by calling at
this Office, proving property and
paying for this notice.
Letters received from Ted
Lowry state that the young man is
well pleased with the school at
Annapolis which he is attending.
He has until the third Tuesday in
April to prepare for examinations.
Friends and neighbors to the
number of a score or more surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Fischer at their
pleasant home in the first ward
Monday evening. 1t is unnecessary
to state that an enjoyable time was
had.
The neighbours around G
Fischer's domicile have been regal
ing on fresh rhubarb pie the past
few days. A box of pie plant roots
placed in the cellar in the fall has
been growing finely, the stalks
developing into pie timber as nicely
as they do under the rays of the
warm spring sun.
The prizes hung up at the bowl
ing alley recently are being hotlv
contested for and some very good
five-game averages for both and
10 up have been recorded. Seven
up seems to be the leading game
nowadays and three matched games
have been rolled between the In
vincibles and Sureshots.
Atty. Clarence Edwards of
Marshfield dropped in on his father.
brothers and sister for brief visit
over Sunday. He is still holding
the responsible position of city at
torney at MarshfelG and has manv
important legal questions on hand
all the time. He tried a case in
supreme court last week at Madi-
son.
The first matter to be considered
III the county court room of the new
courthouse yesterday at the regular
term was the final settlement of the
estate of Jas. w. Seaton, deceased.
w. H. Thomas of Potosi was adj
1ninistrator. Attys. Buchner and
Bushnell, Watkins and Moses were
the legal lights interested.
Luke Webb was Gin from Mt.
Hope yesterday on business in con-
nection with hisl fathers estate.
The administrators sale on the 9th
was a good one. The homestead