Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-02
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NveMber ..
Henry Pink was at Highland
fw days this week.
Editor VIII Rindlaub was here
rom PlattevilIe Wednesday.
Louis Korker and wife of Potosi
were Lancaster visitors Thursday.
Dress Makers Asso. meets with
Miss Estella Baldwin Saturday eve.
Nov End.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jeide are
visiting relatives and friends at
Bloomington.
-Messrs. John Weberand Herbert
Pendlet0n were Boscobel visitors
few days this week.
Yesterday was All Saints day
in Catholic circles and was observed
with special ceremonies.
Pres. Roosevelt has issued his
annual proclamation naming Thurs
day, Nov. 28th, as Thanksgiving.
Save your money for turkey.
-Platteville newspapers have
raised the price of their subscrlp-
tions to 81. so. The Cassville Re-
cord has adopted similar policy.
The Northwestern depot at
Hazel Green was burned TO the
ground on Wednesday night last
The cause of the fire is not known.
Mrs. Thos. Tuf1ey of Boscobel
aud VIM. Uren of Douglas, Mont,
were guests of County Clerk Tutf1ey
and family a portion OF the past
week.
Atty. Herman Buchner banquet
ed members of the County club at
the club rooms Thursday evening
on the eve of his. departure FOL
Arkansas.
While working on the bridge
near Vic He'ler's, Geo Woodruff
had mis- left foot crushed by fau
ing stone Several bones were
broken and he will be laid up for
time -Montfort Mail.
The announcement Is madt
that beginning December 1st al
railroads within the territory Of
theWestern Passenger Association
will sell mileagebooks to the ''bear
er" and interchangeable on all lines
at two cents mile.
E. o. Kicks and son Arch O
Boscobel were county seat visltor'
a portion OF the past week, called
here by the illness of Mrs. Kicks
who has been at the home of coun
tv Clerk Tuf1ey, afflicted with al
attack of rheumatism.
The Time2 Nov. IA; The Place
Kuapp's rink of course; The Girl
Why any girl that you can get t
go with you. We will see to it tina
she has a good time would tina
not be sufficient to assure you of
good time9 Come and see
Louis Larson, who escape
from the Iowa County asylum
couple OF weeks ago, was capture
last Thursday near Rewey d
said he had lived on nuts and apple
during the two weeks he was q
large and had not been in a hous
IN that time.
Mrs. l.. S. Rine and chiidre
have returned to their home
Lexington. Neb., having spent se0
eraI weeks with relatives here
Clinton Budworth accompanie
them as far as Clarion, Iowa, whel
he will visit at the home OF b
sister, Mrs. Adolph Lee.
While attempting tn get dime
on Sunday a week ago. other men
beers of the family being at churcl
Mrs. Thos. Gallagher, an age
resident of WaIdwick accidental
caught her clothes on fire and W.
90 badly burned that death resulte
the following day. She was
years old.
Since 1890, when the Graz
Army of the Republic had 400, Al
members enrolled, its numerlc
strength has been cut down almo
one half. There are only abo1
212.OO comrades now. The loss
by death run up to 5000 or 100
> wear There is practically
chance to gain recruits.
Barn inspectors are now prov
ing around inspecting barns, at Il
expense of the farmers. The ia
that there is a law upon our statu
books of Wisconsin providing 1
the inspection of barns may be
surprise to a large number n
familiar with many of the laws