Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-04
Mining notes on last page.

h tpldS Tor visit.
Miss Mae Joeckel visit d Platte
vile friends this week.
" iss Ethel Taylor visited At
NJ ason City this week.
Matt Edwards and Geo. BROKER
are camping on the river.
David Eastman is visiting his
daughter at Cedar Rapids.
Mt. Hope has a new physician,
Dr.. Miller Of Soldiers Grove
N. J. Tiedemann was in Fer
nimore on business yesterday.
Miss Katie BOIL Of Fennimore
has a position with DR.. Fowler.
L G Hickok reports the sale
already this season of Z furnaces.
Miss Clara Porter visi ed rela
tives in Hickory GROVE this week.
Jas Way and sister, Mrs. Reed,
were here from Glen Haven yes
terday
AID. and Mrs. Robt. BROKER
passed a greater portion Of the week
at Madison
Mrs. Nettie Bennett Of Chicago
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Wanamaker.
Misses Mae and Marguerite
Joeckel are visiting with relatives
at Lake Mills
Mrs John Fawcett and Chas.
Harp are engaged at the county
farm az attendants.
That ribbon on sale this after
noon at the Boston store at sc is an
unprecedented bargain.
Miss Dorothy Ressmeyer will
teach at Mt Hope next year.
School opens Sept. 3rd.
The Blue Jay Tea, given by Ep-
worth League is 15c instead Of Toe
as previously mentioned.
The Mckinley Circle picnic was
postponed on account Of rain until
next Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Willard, daughter Clara
and Mrs Ed Carter were passengers
TO Montfort Thursday morning.
Another horse was add, q to the
string now in training at the fair
grounds. 1t is the property of
Walter Lambert Of Mt Hope.
Mrs O3to Wurth and children
ID Mrs. Chas Rick of Augusta,
/ Wis We're guests of the JOeckels
tbs week, returning home via the
Deus yesterday.
Mrs J. j Kiley and three chill
dreu of Merrill are visiting at
Elmer Gamers They are spend
ing a few days this week at the
farm home of her uncle, Ed Kiley,
ST..
"A child's gold chain and locket
was found on the street Thursday
and has been left at this office for
the owner, who can have same by
proving property and paying for
this notice
! Roy Chatfeld, who has been
with A. j. Wiedenbeck for some
years in the lumber business, has
accepted the management of lum-
Der yard at Mazomanie and went
there Wednesday.
Ray T. Mink and Miss Della
Elwell, both of Burton, were united
in marriage at Galena one day last
week. The groom is a son Of Mrs.
w Y Mink and formerly resided
here. The Herald extends con
gratulations.
Mrs. Chas. Edwards Of Linden,
brought her three children to Ian
caster q few days ago to be operated
on for nose and throat trouble.
DR.. Gault did the work and the lit
tie o1es returned to their home
very much improved.
H. E. Light, the we'll known
horsebuyer of Boscobel, was in the
city Thursday looking for some
cool horses. He had an unpleasant
experience with a Crawford county
farmer named Dunbar a short time
ago, which was carried into the
courts. Dunbar sold Mr.. Light a
horse for $3.50 which he guaranteed
! to be safe and sound. The next
day after the animal proved to be
afflicted with the heaves and showed
signs of being doppd. Dunbar was
notified that 1t was either settle or
be punished according to law and
chose the former.
The marriage of Miss Bertha C.
Dlaan and T n HOrn took 7,Iaoa ~