Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-06-26
LOCALS.

of New Lisbon are camping on
Harley Hickok's farm. Mr.. Shrake
is doing some more prospecting on
the p. BARLEY farm,
The Normal school graduates are
home, Ihaving completed their work
-Chas. NJ. Chapman, Paul Lewis,
Kate Baldwin and Alta Sawyer,
from Platteville, and Grace French
and Amy Crabtree, from Oshkosh.
The relatives who attended COM
mencement exercises at these places
report an interesting trip.
z. BARLEY, VIM. Moore and VIM.
Thornton, the three veterans who
attended the reunion at Muscoda,
say it was a success. The Grafton
by Congressman Murphy OF Platte
vile pleased them very much.
Snakes are reported quite plenti-
ful in certain localities.
The marriage of Miss Pearl,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Ball. to Roy Horsfan, occurred
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of the bride three miles north OF
this place. One hundred invited
guests witnessed the ceremony,
which was performed By Rev. T. w.
SchOenfeld of Dodgeville. The
bride is an amiable young lady,
thoroughly skilled in those domestic
arts so essential to the happiness OF
a home. Mr.. Horsfall is a success
full Young farmer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Horsfall. His intellig-
ence and good character bespeaK a
successful future.
David. Grace and Edith Bal1an-
tine and Chas. Enke attended the
the merriaee of Miss Carrie Cham
bers to Rev. w. j. Cameron at
Prairie du Chen Wednesday. Rev.
Cameron Is the Congregational
minister at HiIlsboro.
Chas. Garthwaite's new barn
south of town changes the skyline.
Several from town attended the
raising of the framework Wednes-
day last.
Mrs. Harry Hickok and daughter,
of Belmont, are visiting relatives
here.
VIM. Stark ST.. lie a guest of his
son Will. for few days, after a
winters absence in California and
elsewhere.
Rev. Hess delivered pleasing
sermon on the street Saturday
evening. He had a large and at
tentive audience.
Mrs. Julius Schultz Misses Emma
and May Wheeler and niece, little
Miss Budworth, of Minneapolis,
are visiting relatives here.
DR.. Chas. 7. Corey. OF Hartman,
Tenn, visited old friends in Patch
Grove and Bloomington few days
last week. He had been taking a
postgraduate course in Chicago.
From here he went to Ohio and
New York to continue his visit.
Relatives here received announce.
ment of the marriage of Miss Mabel
GIasler to John E. Bechdolt at
Seattle. Wash. The bride is a
daughter of G. J. Glasier, founder
Of the Bloomington Record.
The presence of a few drops of
hail in a shower at Patch Grove
is a reminder of the uncertainty OF
the weather to those who have not
yet insured their crops. The Bloom
ington company will take you.
Mrs. Teresa Wilson and daugh-
ter, Miss Ella, of VirOqua, are cues is
Of relatives and friends here.
Miss Louise Witcomb, teacher at
Racine, is home for the summer.
Miss WatrOus of Milwaukee is
a guest at the Mrs. James Ballan-
tine home. Mrs. Morse of Nc
Gregor il visiting friends here. -.
Frank Hoskins papered the NJ. E.
church Monday Everett Faust
was in Lancaster Thursday Miss
Fender visited at Lancaster Thurs
day Mrs. Delos Edwards and
Mss Bidwe1 Of Lancaster visited at
Allen P.itchett's one day last week.
....R. II. Hoskins is on a buying
trip0to Oshkosh and Milwaukee. -.
Street C Commissioner Bates is grad
ing and macad6mizing the road
from Ira Fox's corner north to
Grant BaIlqntine's corner Reub
Ward of Lancaster was out to see
j. 10. Parker last week. Mr.. Parker
Is iii. Clarence Hughes and Miss
Gerde Mauger of Platteville are
guests Of friends here. Clarence
taught at Georgetown and G6rtie
at Marinette the past year j. VIII
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