Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-08-23
Friday is circus day.

-Joeckel Bros. have a new al.
today that you cannot miss.
Conductor Whitney and wife
are enjoying an outing at Cartright.
Miss Medley of Platteville is
guest of her sister, Mrs. John Weber.
Miss Eta Gault Of Fond du Lac
is a guest of her brother, the doctor.
-Messrs. w. c. Hymer and H.
Doser were up from Potosi Satur-
day.
w. V. BENEFITS and daughter
were over from Bloomington Nor
day.
Frank Schiller, the Boscobel
brewer, was here on business Mon
day.
Conductor Goold has Conductor
Whitney's run during the latter's
absence.
j. P. Walker and family are
here from Boscobel for a visit with
relatives.
Make your plans on taking in
the dance at the rink last two nights
of the fair.
Operator Henry Koch made a
brief visit at his old home at Nor
walk over Sunday.
Sykes and his crew of painters
are touching up the exterior wood
work on the county Jail.
Mrs. Geo. Mills took departure
for her home at Mancos, Col, Mon
day. She will visit enroute with
Mrs. Anderson at Manitowoc.
&C, B. Angus is having more
than his share of unfortunate ac-
cidents of late. He lost a portion
of one finger in a sausage cutter ma
chine Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Rotchschild and
daughter, Miss Ella, returned Mon
day from a visit with relatives in
st. Paul.
Clyde Suttle was a passenger
on the Sundays train bound for
Madison. He has job there paint
ing for the railroad company.
According to the new law a Ii
censed druggist is permitted to sell
liquor in lots of a gallon or less at
any one time not to be drank on the
premises.
We heard fellow say the other
day that one drink of Beetown
whiskey would make cotton tail
bunny stand up and spit in bull
dogs face.
The tomato crop is immense
this year. R. N. Trentzsch ex-
hibited a specimen Monday that
measured II inches in diameter and
weighed over two pounds.
Dist. Atty. Kopp was here from
Platteville Monday and looked after
the interests of the state in the two
cases spoken of in another column of
this issue before Lancaster justices.
Mrs. Chas. Elliott and three
daughters returned to their home in
Eagle Grove. Ia, last Thursday.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Elliott's sister, Miss Jessie Hannum,
who will visit with them for several
months.
"A Cousins picnic was held at
Schreiner park yesterday and about
70 of the members of the Barnett,
Calls, Meyer, Burr, Mccoy, Hum
phrey and other families gathered
upon the green sward and enjoyed
right royal feast and good time.
Harry Gault, son of DR.. J. A.
Gault sustained an injured foot
Monday eve. While at play at Atty.
H. W. Browns residence, a trap
door fell on his foot causing pain
full wound and holding him there
until assistance was rendered the
unfortunate youngster.
Mrs. Tl6a Hun saker of Str ms
berg, Neh., who is visiting relatives
in Grant county, was a guest of
her son AL here for week. She
went to Fennimore Monday to see
/ er son George who is i'll. Fe was
taken to Chicago for treatment
Monday afternoon. AL accompan' ed
his mother to Fennimore.
Albert BROKER has contrived
puncture-proof tire for automobiles
that he believes will lie a winner.
1t is OF steel and constructed in such
manner as to furnish plenty of
spring to loaded car. tt is fast
ened to the wheel by clamps. If a
success it will do away with one of
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