Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-04

burg, >. d., on business.
Mrs. J. Fl. Baldwin entertained /
to tea two days last week.
Lewis White is spending the
week in Platteville attending the
fair.
An adjourned term of circuit
court for Grant county will be held
here Friday.
The new settees for the court
house park have arrived and are
being tested.
Mrs. Clark Buchner and chill
dren returned to Milwaukee Mon
day morn1ag.
DIR. Reed and his son George,
have been spending the past few
Gays at Millville.
The Lancaster ball team plays |
either Highland or Shullsburg at
the Platteville fair Friday.
H. G. Nathan disposed of car
load of luscious watermelons to
local dealers here the past week.
Mrs. Geo. E. Budd is delegate
to the annual convention OF the
Eastern Star at Milwaukee this
week.
The ball game at Livingston
Friday between Galena and Dyers-
Vile was won by the former. Score
IL to 1.
Al Hunsaker went to Osceola,
S. D., yesterday. He will erect
home there to which he will remove
his family later.
Miss Ruby Martin, who had
been visiting her sister, MRS. Ed.
Oleson, at Livingston, returned
home Tuesday.
John Flynn, wife and daughter
returned home to LaSalle, ILL.,, yes
terday, after pleasant visit with
relatives here.
Mrs. L. d. Beckwith of Cany-
on CITY, Col, was a guest of her
brother, DR.. Dool1ttle here a por-
ton of the past week.
Miss Rose Pennock who has
been visiting relatives and friends
In Iowa and Minnesota for some
time returned home last Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Oleson and baby
daughter Of Livingston, visited at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Martin the latter part of
last week.
Sheriff and Mrs. BudwOrth went
to Milwaukee Saturday, taking
Hattie and Elva Hutchcroft of
Platteville to the Industrial school
in that city.
Now is the time to enforce the
ordinance in getting rid of roxious
weeks which are going to seed.
Burdock, thistles, Spanish needles
ought to be burned.
Raymond and Hazel Budworth
| who had been visiting relatives and
friends in Lancaster for the past six
weeks returned to their home in
Chicago last Friday.
Sunday afternoon Mrs. J. FL.
Reed received message over the
long distance phone from Madison
to summon her to Miss Hurd, who
had a slight stroke of paralysis.
BOY WANTED There is an
opening at this Office for boy from
IA TO 16 years of age to learn the
printing trade A boy who can
vote his entire time to 1T is pre-
ferred.
The folks over in the neighbor-
hood of the Dodge church will hold
an ice cream social together with
everything else you wish to eat on
Friday evening, to which all are
invited.
John Marsden and wife were
here first of the week for visit
with relatives. Their home is in
Los Angeles, CAL, and they are
making an extended visit with old
timers IN Grant county where they
formerly resided.
"A merchant in Wisconsin
town hada Swede clerk, and sent him
out to do some collecting. When
he returned from an unsuccessful
trip he reported: 'Yim YonsOn say
he will pay ven he sell his hogs.
Vim Smith he will pay ven he sell
him wheat and Tom zones say he
will pay in january" "Well, /"
said the boss, that's the first time
Tom ever set 4 ate a pay. Did he
really say hewould pay in January?''
well aye tank so" said the clerk.
He say it ban cold day ven you
get that money Aye tank that
ban january"