Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-14

L HOS. III. S0dCOu anu VILE CAlOI
tanned a number of their friends tn,
past week among them were Mrs
Alice futile, of Canton, So. Dakota
Mrs. Maggie Clark of the state O.
Washington, and Mrs. Elmer Hess
of Lyons, Iowa, also Fred D. Tafr
of Indianapolis. Mrs. Seaton's sol
is home for a visit. With the ex.
ception of Fred the entire party de-
parted for Lyons Thursday for 9
few days visit.
Will Roesch, wife and son of Eau
Gallie, Florida, reached here last
Monday to spend the summer with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Roesch. Mr.. Will Roesch is deputy
organizer for the Woodman of the
World, and will work in Wisconsin
during the summer.
Henry Gross Of Chicago was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Fure on
the Fourth and for a week there
after.
Mrs. Lizzie Foster of Beloit ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss
Fannie and son George arrived here
Tuesday for an extended visit at the
old home with her mother, Mrs.
Fanny Massey.
John Schaffer departed for So.
Dakota last week.
G. III. Lewis and wife were guests
of Mrs. John p. Lewis at Lancaster
last week. Geo. was taken sick
while there and returned to his
home here and has been confined tC
his bed ever sir &c.
Leopold Seng was in town Tuesday
and brought in several specimens
of good ore bearing rock taken from
his ground. Mr.. Seng says if there's
mine on his ground he Is going tC
find it himself. He took a supply
of dynamite and tools hume and
will get busy.
We are now getting an additional
mail service. The Burlington's
new trains, south bound at 5:23 a
m. and north bound at 3:16 p. NJ,
take on and put off mail, anu with
these new trains the Burlington i;
now giving and excellent passenger
service as we'll.
L. C.. Hatch and wife of Blacl
Earth are visiting with numerous
friends in Potosi. Mr.. Hatch wa.
principal of our high school fo1
three years. For the past tETet
years he has filled the same position
in the above named place and hai
been re-engaged for the ensuing
year.
PLATTEVILLE.
The annual meeting Of the Platte
vile Woman's Alliance was held il
the Court room of the City hall Sat
urday evening. The reports of tn
officers showed the library to be il
a prosperous condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Hethe1ngtol
ton left Wednesday for Chicago t,
attend the Bankers Convention
Before returning they will visi
points in the east.
Workmen of all kinds are in great
demand around PlatUeville.
Miss Name Peck and Mrs. Virgin
have gone to Minneapolis for visit
On Wednesday Miss Lulu Bake
was united in marriage to J. r
Murray, of Kewanee. The bride j
one Of Platteville's most popula
young ladies.
The committee for the ''fresh-a
children" are working very hard t.
secure places for large number o
children for this summer. The chill
dren come from the crowdet
districts of Chicago and the plan O
finding places in country towns 70
them to, stay few weeks is to b
commended.
The wedding of Miss Name Fai
and Bernard Berbaluer, of Wausau
occurred at a. M. Wednesday morn
ing in the Catholic church. TIL
young people left on a mornin:
train for short wedding trip.
The pump at the West Enterprise
is now raising FIVE tunes as much
water every twenty-four hours a,
the city pumping plant does in thu
same time. The amount raised eacl
day at the above mine is 864, 0Ot
gallons.
233, $40 pounds of zinc were ship
ped from Platteville the past week
Mrs. Dave Samter was called t,
Wyoming Valley Saturday by thu
death of her sister, Miss Lavake
Mr.. Samter accompanied his wife
A driller named Smithy, from W
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