Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-06-29


association of Milwaukee passed
through this station last Friday.
They came in their special train
composed of coaches and pulled
by two engines. Stops were made
at several places along their route,
among some of the favored ones
were Fennimore, Lancaster and
Platteville. This coming together
ia such a pleasant social manner
should tend to better feeling from
q business standpoint.
The picnic given by the Ladies
Aid of Arthur at tie Washburn
mine on Tuesday was not as largely
attended as would have been owing
TO the inclement weather; but a
fairly large crowd was in attend
ance; $50 was cleared. Our band
was there and also intends playing
ct Platteville on the 4th.
Mrs. Joe Nicholas and daughter
Mrs. Grace Livingston and family,
Mrs. D. Eustice. Mr.. G. Anderson
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
AIcock of Arthur are attending the
T. NJ thodist campmeeting now In
session at Montfort.
Mrs. Frank Burette intends spend
ing the coming week with her
daughter Hrs. John Dale Of Platte
vile.
Lorenzo Shepard of Platteville is
visiting with his grandparents,
DR.. Cock4n and wife.
Miss asskins cf Chicago rs hers
visiting with her parents.
Mr.. JOHN Ferris left ca Tizursda.-
for S. d. 20 look up some la2d.
Rev. Roberts and Miss Kidne7
were callers here Monday enroute
to Montf0rt to assist in the meetings
there.
Bf-s. Manley, Marion and An
META Dixon OF MOntfort came down
in their auto Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Watson of Parker, S.
D.. is visiting her brother and siste +
John and Martha Watson of this
place.
Mrs. John Rundell and Edgar of
ReFey spent Wednesday here.
Mr.. Matt Ram and family of
Mlflin have moved IN the hGcse
vacated 10y Rev. Kamm.
While Mrs. Jud Andrew and Miss
Howarta were in town Thursday
their horse threw itself in such a
manner as to break the shafts. Ehe
ladies were no5sinj ured.
Dot Llieherness of Lancaster is
visiting friends here.
Miss ollie Eustice ana Frances
Andrews accompanied Ned Ivey of
Lancaster TO Montfort Junction
Monday returning on the evening
train.
Mr. James Watson spent Sunday
with his family.
Mrs. Il. Schmitt and MareaI6tte
left OF Wednesday for Berlin where
Mrs. Schnf1tt Will visit her parents.
Georgia and Alice Watson are
spending the week IN the country
at J.Hillary's and Charlie WatsoG7s.
DR.. Godfrey of Lancaster was
here on Wednesday and with DIR.
Tufiey performed an operation on
Lenice Skaife, the little two yeaE
old child of Elmer Skate and wife.
The little one is .getting along nice
~.
Mrs. John Alcott, Bernice and
Winnifred will leave ON next Tues
day for visit with Mrs. AIcott's
parents at P0tOsi.
The children's class went down
and sang a few songs for Matte
Watson after class Wednesday.
They are bright Gloss of about
twenty-five boys and girls and meet
EACH Wednesday evening at the M.
e. church for instruction on the
bible, and some OF the questions
they can answer would put many
an older one TO confusion. We
would like TO see all our young
people real bible students
Mr.. Winker of Centerville visited
with his son here on Wednesday.
Mrs. Clark of Miff1in drove liz on
Wednesday morning and took Mass
Shyrle Nicholson home with her
TO do some sewing.
Mr. and HRS. James Alton spent
q few days IN Milwaukee the first
OF the week.
Chas. Thiede has returned to
Madison; he sold his horse and
buggy to Chas. Eustice.
Rex Jacobs of GAINESVILLE is ex-
pected here some time about the
4th.
Ruth McReynolds of Arthur is
visiting at John Livingstons.