Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-17
Local JCttin9S.

Harry Taylor has purchased a
farm in South Dakota.
AID. J. R. Place went to Neills-
vile on business yesterday.
Israel Roberts and Mrs. Phelps,
pioneer residents, are dangerously
i'll
Mrs. Jno. Pink and Mrs. Mary
Lutz were Dubuque visitors over
Sunday.
Mrs. Thos. Hore, Jr, Of Little
Grant is visiting her daughter at
Withee.
just Al years ago last Friday
Christopher Columbus landed IN
this country.
Editor Pollock came home from
Madison Monday to see how things
are running.
-Ex-Gov. Peck's wife died Sun
day morning at sanitarium in
W1nnetka, Ill.
W. G. T. U. will meet Thurs
day afternoon at 3 o'clock IN the
Methodist chapel.
Miss Maggie Lawless of Prairie
du Chen is a guest IF her sister,
Mrs. Thos. CarmOdY.
w. b. Rose was here from
Boscobel Sunday TO see that little
grandson down at Harvey Schmidt's.
-Messrs. P. R. Vail and E. L
Finch. interested in the Grab mine,
were here from Virginia, Mimi,
Monday.
Al Hunsaker took departure
Yesterday morning for Stromsberg,
Neb.. where he will visit his mother
and brother.
Mrs. j. G. Frye and little daugh-
ter of Fresno, Cal, are here for
visit with her parents, Judge and
Mrs. ClementsOn.
Mrs. Jeanette Kirkpatrick OF
Platteville, who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Wannamaker, re-
turned to her home Tuesday.
H. w. Chynoweth, prominent
Dane county attorney of state wide
reputation, passed away at his home
in Bloomington Grove Monday.
The Lancaster high school foot
hall team defeated the Platteville
high school team Saturday at the
fair grounds to the tune OF Al to
O.
A child's velvet handbag was
lost Saturday between Lancaster
and Potos1. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving same at this
office.
-Four cars of sugar beets have
been shipped to the Madison COM
pany to date. 1t is estimated that
40 cars will be shipped before the
season Closes.
The reception given Rev.
Hannaford and family at the Con-
gregatlonal church Monday even
ing was we'll attended and melted
much enthusiasm.
Mrs. Nj. J Smith who has been
quite i'll is again cOnvalescent and
hopes to be able to leave next week
for California in company with two
ladies from Cassville.
Mrs. Hattie Guy took departure
this morning for Memphis, Tenn,
and other points in the south to be
gone a month or SIX weeks. She
will return here before going to the
South Dakota ranch.
Mrs. Frank Vandewal had the
misfortune to lose a $50 bill Mon
day some where between Hatch's
drug store and T. F. OrtOn's resi-
1ence. The finder will be rewarded
by returning same to her or leave
it at this office.
Don't forget the rummage sale
Friday and Saturday in the Jeide
building. Anything you have to
share after cleaning house will be
very acceptable. Notify Mrs. S.
Greene if articles are TO bulky to
carry and a dray will call for them.
Saturday, October goth, the
American History Club will meet
Mrs. Helen Budd at Oakdale farm.
Members are requested to meet
promptly at 2 p m. at the homes OF
Mrs. NJ. A. Reed and Mrs. Brennan
where the bus will call to take
them to Mrs. Budd's.
The revival brigade under the
auspices of Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Hill
who held two weeks series ofsplen-
didmeetings have gone to Linden for
a two weeks engagement, at which