Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-11

10 bu0 Iulpp6Wa flV6I ICI tWO
weeks outing.
POTOSI.
State Senator Merton, Of Wauke-
sho was a Potosi visitor on Thursday
and departed for Prairie an Chen
Friday. The senator is a candidate
for governor on the Democratic
ticket to be voted at the primaries
month hence Mr.. Merton repre-
sented the counties Of Waukesha
and Washington IN the last legisla-
ture. He was elected by a plurality
Of 500 from a district which gives a
Republican majority of $500. He
is man Of strong personality and
deservedly popular with his con-
stltuents.
Henry Doser spent several days
at Prairie du Chen during the
week.
Mrs. E NJ. Wilmott and daugh-
ter, Miss Eva, We're visitors at Glen
Haven and Cassville during the
present week.
Hamlin Honnsell, of Cuba City,
was a Potosi visitor Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Taylor, of Boscobel,
is the guest of Miss Genevieve
Campbell.
Mrs. Verne Brownlee and child
rem are visiting at Darlington and
are guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Rob Kane.
Miss Rieca Keehner returned
Tuesday from an extended visit at
Viola and the Monona Lake as
sembly-
P. G. Rundel and wife, Of Coloma
Station, Wis, L. 0. Pfaff and wife of
Necedah, Mrs, Bertha Runkel, Of
Piatteville and son Frank of Nil
waukee, were guests at the RunkeI
home here during the past week.
Mrs Van Goens, nee Emma Hale,
of Chicago with her three children
are guests Of Mrs. A. Schumacher.
Mrs. Van GOens was a former resi-
dent Of our village and has many
| friends here VINO are pleased to
meet her
Miss Matte SedbrooA arrived
from Denver last week where she
has spent the past three years
Rev. R. G. BENEFITS and wife and
Mrs. w. H. Thomas returned Tues
day after pleasant sojourn at the
Monona Lake assem- bly,.
Mrs. R. H. Durley departed last
week for St. Paul, where she is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. H. FRANKIE.
Miss Burris, Of Pla ttevllls, is the
guest Of Mrs Manifee Burris.
BAGLEY.
Continued damp weather may
damage grain IN the shock. and the
| potato crop may be tainted with the
rot.
Mrs. John Jackley is quite i'll and
will go to the hospital
/ Mary Jane Patterson, now in the
hospital at Dubuque, sends her sin
cere thanks to kind friends for
beautiful flowers and other atten-
tons.
Mr.. John Briefly laid two nice
figs on our table the other day.
This tree produced IS figs grown IN
his greenhouse. He has some choice
flower plants TO sell before starting
for California in September.
/ Mrs. Jacob Shrake underwent the
second operation at Dubuque hospi-
tai, but is reported to be getting
along finely and will soon be home.
Alvin Cook, wife and -in-law,
Wilbur and wife, attended camp
meeting.
| The Nagle folks and Rev. Kildow,
and Moore, the lecturer, went fish
ing and boat riding, while Mr.
Moore was in Bagley.
A shipper from Gutenberg, Ia,
and H. L. Harvey shipped several
car loads of sheep and hogs from
Bagley last week.
The weather favors very pro
ductive pickle crop. Bring on your
/ pickles, Charley Mitchell will weigh
them and hand you check.
Walt Glass and Geo. Clark, Fred
Lubers and Emil Horstman and
others have gone to the great har-
vest fields Of the Dakotas. Chas
Urine will work for Walt. Glass IN
his absence. His wages will be 81
dollars per month.
Last Sunday the funeral Of the IN
faLt daughter Of o. J. Oswald took
place at the home, Rev. Kildow