Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-24

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H. Slaight shipped car load of
hogs to Chicago on Wednesday.
The great Wallace shows will
show at Galena on Friday, June 80.
Frank Brady, a resident of
Patch Grove, was in the city on
Wednesday.
Henry Gerlach arrived in the
city Wednesday for a short visit
with friends.
Henry Reynolds, of Potosi, was
a county seat visitor on Wednesday
of this week.
"A. j. Woodruff, who spent a
week at Pierre, South Dakota, re-
turned home Sunday.
Albert Garner, of Lemars,
Iowa, is in the city, the guest of his
brother, Elmer Garner, and family.
"A. w. Hastings and daughter
Ina returned home Sunday from a
weeks trip to Pierre, South Dakota.
&C. B. Eastman, of the James
vile Academy of Music, was the
guest of friends in this city several
day this week.
Jean Whltmore went out on the
morning train yesterday to meet his
son who has been with the army in
the Philippines.
Mrs. Fred Bdrckhardt and chill
dren left Wednesday for a visit
with relatives and friends at Fen
nimore and Boscobel.
Roy Chatfeld and Percy Sho-
walter were passengers on yester-
day mornings train. They were
bound for GAINESVILLE.
Sam Draper was at Cuba City
Wednesday and attended the picnic
held by the Catholic societies of
Southwestern Wisconsin.
Clay Adkins, of Bloomington,
was in the city Wednesday. He was
experimenting the removal of his
household goods to Platteville.
In the council proceedings in
our last issue we ommitted to men,
ton that j. T. Bennett was an ap~
plicant for a pharmacists license.
John Klinger and George Blak-
esley attended the railroad celebra-
ton at Highland Thursday and FRI
day. They report having had amost
enjoyable time.
j. S. Wright, E. L. Mccoy and
F. P. Barnett left Thursday morn
ing for Highland to take in the
railroad celebration at that place.
Albert Brooker took them over in
his auto.
George Fritz, of Petaloma, Cali
fornia, is in the city visiting with
friends. Mr.. Fritz was connected
with the Herald many years ago
and dropped in to renew acquaint-
anceship.
Roy Patterson, of Blooming
ton, brought Pierce Patterson. wife
and child over Tuesday evening.
They boarded Wednesday morn
ing's train for Milwaukee to con-
suit physician in regard to their
ch1ld's health.
H. McCaskey, who was granted
a pool and billiard hall license at
the special council meeting last
Monday evening is getting the store
room formerly occupied by T..
Fezer N shape and informs us that
he expects to be able to start bust
ness nett Monday.
There was a very pleasant party
at the home of Martin Mcdonald
last Wednesday afternoon. It was
given by Mrs. Mcdonald in honor
of her daughter Pearl. There was
number of her friends present
and the afternoon was very pleas
antly spent. The rooms of the Nc
Donald home were very handsome
ly decorated for the occasion and a
dainty lunch was served the guests
On Thursday while at the court
house Register of Deeds Gunderson
showed us several branches that he
had cut off from fruit trees on mis-
trip to the north part of the county
the fore part of the week that had
all the bark knocked off by the hail
stones that fell during last SUNDAYS
storm. He also showed us some
apples that had pieces cut out of
them as clean as could have been
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