Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-22
Monday for William Hutchcroft's

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After a pleasant visit with rela-
tlves and friends here, Miss May
Humphrey took her departure for
Arlington, Iowa, for a visit with
her brothers, Harry and Arthur.
Elgie Krau of North Andover,
was calling on friends in Glen
Haven last Sunday.
Mrs. Nancy Frelick and little
daughter are visiting with relatives
in town this week. We understand
that they expect to start for Seattle,
Wash, in a short time.
Tom higgins was seen on our
streets Monday.
The haying season is over, barley
in the shocks, oats almost ready to
harvest and corn looking fine.
What more do the farmers want?
Glenn Kidd and wife, of Oelwein,
Iowa, and Fred Kidd and wife, of
Ottumwa, Iowa, are the guests of
the boys mother, Mrs. Melissa Kidd.
Martin Selppel is having the
foundation laid for a new lumber
Office. A number of improvements
have been made in the lumber yards
this summer.
Misses Della and Lille hinges, OF
West Bend, Iowa, are the guests OF
their aunt, Mrs. Rose Tate.
Mrs. S. F. McIver made a visit at
the Glenn one day this week.
James MeGcalf was in town Wed.
nesday for a load of sand.
Claude Barr took a trip to Potosi
Sunday last.
H. L. Harvey and wife, of Bagley,
were visiting relatives in this vic.
unity Wednesday.
Mrs. Koalha, died at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. HI. Theissa. Sun
day night, at the age of Sc years.
She was member of the Lutheran
church at Gutenberg her former
home where the remains were taken
for burial Wednesday.
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POTOSI
G. j. Ragatz and Miss Lillian
Schumacher were Dubuque visitors
over Sunday, and with party OF
friends picnicked at the monastery,
about IA miles distant from the
city. They report a most enjoyable
time.
Miss Matte jackson is home after
months visit at Elgin, ILL.,, the
guest of friends.
Mrs. Albert Vogelsberg, of Dubu-
que, is the guest of Mrs. Jos. Vog-
elsberg at the Commercial.
A. F. Ulrich, of Dubuque, is in
the CITY. Mr.. Ulrich represents the
Dubuque Butter and Milk Co., the
largest buyers of cream in Eastern
and Northern Iowa and Illinois and
Southwestern Wisconsin. Their
influence on the market from 9
financial stand point is most valu
able to the dairy interests of the
country.
Mrs. Lou Eberle is the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. w. G. Hymer.
J. H. Coons transacted business
in Dubuque Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. A. Schumacher, entertained
the Ladies' Aid society last Thurs
day. The large lawn and capacious
home swarmed with the gentle sex
a large number of visitors beins
present; the usual luncheon wa'
served.
/ Mrs. William Roy and daughter
of Chicago, Mrs. Richard Hoag, alst
of Chicago and Mrs. Fratz, OF .Du
buque, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Relnecke.
VIM. Gillian was in town Wed
nesday, accompanied by his d. .gh
ter Louisa, a bright little miss o.
ten summers.
G.. HI. Lewis and wife, were guests
of Mrs. John P. Lewis, at Lancas
ter, Tuesday and Wednesday. Geo.
returned with one of Art Knapp's
finest rubber tired top buggies
Mr.. Lewis speaks very highly Of
Mr.. Knapp's integrity and has i'm.
plicit confidence in all that he may
represent. We make no charge fol-
this notice. However if our mine
should some day reveal all the hid
den wealth we expect it to, we will
undoubtedly require stanhope OF
an automobile and will then act on
Mr.. Lewis recommendations.
Harry Durley was q county scat