Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-25

Cornwall, who is sister Of Mrs.
LathrOp.
Lee Eastman of Lancaster was in
our burg Tuesday.
Mr.. Fogle, OF BaraboO, visited at
the Hotel Livingston over Sunday.
Misses Eustice, Kirk, Snydam,
Powell and Mrs E. Bishop, spent
Saturday afternoon in Montfort.
Miss Eva Greenwood, has been
having an attack of appendicitis,
Miss Jessie Bonrett, was called to
her sisters, Mrs. O,White, of Mffiin.
on account of sickness in the family,
Lone Noble and bride have ar
rived home from Missouri.
Mrs. Rain and daughter, Mrs.
Jennie Rain, visited at Chas.
Thompson Wednesday.
Miss Dolly Sitter, was called to
BoscObel Friday on account Of a
friend'sIdeath. Miss nellie Livingston
substituted for her in the school
room.
Quite a few Of our students have
the pink eye.
Miss Mile Rundull has been at
Rswey, she was there during the
illness and death of little BerHice
Thomas, only child or Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Thomas, a great deal of sym
pathy is extended TO the bereaved
parents in their hour of sorrow and
grief.
s. z Livingston, our enterpris-
ing furniture dealer, transacted
business in Lancaster Tuesday.
Frank Linenfelser, of Madison,
visited with his mother over Sun
day.
Miss nellie Cocklin, daughter of
DR.. Cocklin and wife, intends teach
ing at the Platteville high school
the ensuing year.
The II. Schmitt and W. Biddick
families spent Sunday at the Welsh
settlement.
Harry Eustice, accompanied by
his sister Ollie, and Miss Powell,
drove to Lancaster Tuesday even
ing returning Wednesday morning.
Prof. Wilkinson and Miss Sue
Livingston are assisting in getting
up a local declamatOry contest
which will be held Friday evening
June 9TH; in the NJ. E. church. This
will be given under the auspices Of
of the Ladies' Aid, and the proceeds
will go toward fixing up the church.
The admission will be, adults Csc.
and children 15c. We hope to have
a large audience, as the church is
in a poor condition and will need
quite a few repairs,
lara Solomon aged years, had
her limb badly broken Wednesday
evening. In some way she got her
foot caught in Mr.. Weber's milk
wagon, and before it could be eX-
tricated was badly broken. Her
father has Just recently returned
from a Chicago hospital and as Mrs.
Solomon intended earning the live
ihoOd by doing laundry work it is
quite a sad case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Hillary of
Arthur were shopping in our vii
lage Thursday.
Ray Sleep of Madison, IS visiting
here.
Alex. Sweeney wife AMI son, of
StOughton are here visiting rela-
tives.
On Sunday evening Rev. Verran
Of the NJ. E. church will deliver a
Memorial sermon In honor of the
old soldiers. We only have seven
il our vicinity. We feel that too
much respect can not be shown to
the old soldiers all over the land,
for one by one they are passing
away-and soon their deeds will be
5ut memory. We want our young
people to have such lessons instilled
il their hearts and mind, as to ever
keep their memory green and TO
learn to sing with a new meaning.
And the star spangled banner IN
triumph shall wave,
Ger the land of the free and the
home of the brave.
Miss Gertrude Weber, of the
Platteville Normal, visited at her
home over Sunday.
Mr. 7. Marshall, has purchased
the meat market outfit of U. I.
SKATES, and will move the same TO
his place of business, and will run
our one meat market.
Or. Godfrey of Lancaster, was
called here Thursday and with Dr.
Tuf1iey performed a slight operation
I'D Harry Biddick. Mr.. Biddick has
~ mite .sicL fo1. snnn time and