Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-01-02
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last week, made close run for the
presidency of the State Teachers
Association. and but for the fact
that ABOUT three-fourths of the
teachers did not understand the
time and manner of voting it is
probable that he would have been
elected. Mr.. and Mrs. McIver are
DOW guests of Bloomington rela-
tives and friends.
DEATHS.
John, five-year old son of MIR.
and Mrs. John Small, died Friday
Of pneumonia, and the funeral was
held on Sunday. Mr.. Small and
another child are seriously i'll of the
same trouble, but hopes are enter
tanned for their recovery. 1t is
thought that they contracted the
disease OF Mr.. Smalls brotht r
Michael, who died at his home in
Prairie du Chen.
hrs. Mary Dimmick died at the
home of her son in Minneapolis,
and the funeral was held IN this
village Sunday. Interment took
place at Lancaster Mrs. Dimmick
was formerly a resident Of Beetown,
and resided in this place for time.
She leaves several grown children.
GAYLORD COMING.
=. r. Gaylord, one of the ablest
socialists in the country, will adj
dress the people of this place on the
subject of socialism some time in
January. Mr.. Gaylord was the
candidate for governor on the
socialist ticket last fall.
Welded IN IOWA.
Archie Woodhouse, a former
Bloomington boy, welded Miss
Grace Hcyt at Perclval, Iowa, and
they are now at home at Dos Palos,
Calf. Mr.. Woodhouse is a son of
lar. and Mrs. Chas. Woodhouse.
WOLVES NEAR TOWN.
Several people saw couple of
wolves between the Chas. Krohn
and Roney farms just north of town
Friday. a hunt was planned for
Sunday, but the storm prevented
LOCALS.
There will be mask hall here
Jan. II.
VII. Tornowske visited at Min
aeapolls last week.
Landlord Ra1sbeck of Beetown
was in town Saturday.
Miss Ella Wilson of Viroqua Is
visiting friends in town.
There was a New Years reception
az the home of Rev. Lacey.
Miss Phillips entertained some
friends on Thursday evening.
DR.. E. H. Brooks and wife Of APP
pletOn visited here last week.
4. r. Wanezek has moved his
tailor shop into Kitto's annex.
There was a social dance in the
City hall Wednesday evening.
Miss Allie Schreiner visited rela-
tives at Alma Center last week.
School will take up again next
Monday, after a three weeks vaea-
ton.
Tavern w. Brooks of Necedah is
passing the vacation with relatives
10 town.
Rev. A. o. Hess OF Yorkville, ILL.,.
preached in the Baptist church Sun
iay morning.
Some of our young people went
t. the dance at North Andover Fri
day evening.
Harry Tornowske has rented the
John Kinsler farm north of town
FOR tie coming year.
a. @. Bishop and Miss Pearl HickoK
returned from a few days visit with
friends at Elkader. Iowa.
Mrs viii. Hlckok was consider
elly lciuFed i'll a run away accident
last week. but is recovering.
Ms May Okey Holford and chill
dren IF Cassville were guests at the
IT. r. Holford home last week.
Gus hutsch Of Dubuque visited
his mother-in-law. Mrs. Stockert,
an friends about town last week.
orion Brady was poisoned from
eating mushrooms 1t Ocean Beach.
Calf. recently. he recovered,
however. with no serious after eff
tects.
Ms, josephine Gordon, visiting
her son Carl at CahUengan, Calf,
writes friends here that she is en-
icyiug fEe health and beautiful
weather
Grandpa and Grandma Pennock
ID Let look any older than they did
4 week before the birth of that
granddaughter st Cascade Locks,