Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-18


wife, Henry, Gay and Clay Pitts,
Clay Adkins, wife and children,
Claude Hickok, of Platteville; Rev.
Schoenfeld and Miss Aggie Peacock
of Dodgeville; Will. Iorns and wife
of Brownsville, Mimi; Mrs. Harry
Woodhouse, son, Sidney, and Mrs.
Martin, of Oelwein, Iowa; q. A.
Hazard and daughter, Mrs. Albro.
of Newport, r. l.; Willie Lewis,
Thornton, Iowa; Sidney Verran,
Montfort; Herb Cardey, Clear Lake,
Iowa; Frank SchalIenberger, wife
and children, of Mason City, Iowa;
Art. Parkins, Austin, Mimi; Mrs.
Ada Herzog, Austin, MIMI. Tom
Baldwin, Elkader, Iowa, and others
whom we do not call to mind at this
writing.
LOCALS,
The happy home coming Friday
was the arrival of Geo. A. Hazard
and daughter, Mrs, Lizzie AlbrO,
from Newport, r. /. When in CHI
cago Wednesday Mr.. Hazard was
taken i'll in the railway station. A
doctor happened to be right on
hand, and Mr.. Hazard was taken to
St. Luke's hospital, where he re-
sumed the journey, arriving Friday
in time for the fair, Heart failure,
induced by indigestion, was the
cause of trouble. Mr.. Hazard is
now feeling well and is enjoying
his visit with old friends and neigh
bors.
Joe Greer and Les. Prltchett were
the Boscobel battery in a recent
game with Gays Mills. The score
was u to 2, in Boscobers favor and
Gays Mills had an imported'team,
with Henkel for pitcher. Our good
battery will play several more
games with Boscobel this season.
George Moore Of Millville says he
will go to California soon.
Miss Emma Glasier departed
Thursday for visit with relatives
in and about Cleveland, Ohio.
At the Minnesota state fair Fred
Lambert wen some large purses
with his runners, of which Lady
WaddelI is the fastest.
John Ranley got home from Colo
RADIO in time for the fair.
Miss Eta Heiner, accompanied
by daughter of her sister, started
for Cleveland, Ohio, last Tuesday.
She expects to visit there for scnae
time.
Mrs. A. Mathews and son Con-.
Leo Weir and MIR. Brooke, Of Chi
cago, visited at the home of Morris
WEIGH last week. Mrs. DaD'l Hoy,
who visited there the past month,
returned to her home in Letcher,
IS. D.
The Frank E. Long Co. played to
large houses here all last week.
The fair dance Friday evening
was attended by 125 couples, music
being furnished by the Garrimoni
harp orchestra.
Henry Diesel and wife Of Heck
man, Neb. are guests at the home
of Will Macke.
| Newton Brodt sold his draft team
| to a Dubuque man for $3.50.
Joseph Philipson returned to
Vincennes, Ind, Sunday. He We
accompanied to Chicago by his son
Atty. Leo. Phil1pson and wife.
Miss Nellie SaIa returned to Rock
Island, Ill, Sunday.
John Hine started for a com
mercial trip in Tennessee.
Ora Hatch and wife start today
for visit In the East. Geo. w.
Dyer of Boscobel will conduct the
drug store during their absence.
Corn looks like a sure crop.
j. A. Holland, representing
Shannon Bros, live stock mer-
chants of Chicago, was here over
the fair. Good boy, that Holland
As result of confessions made
by Jennie Shallcross and daughter,
of the town Of Millville, Sheriff
Budworth and assistants, f. B.
Callls and Henry Elwell, came over
from Lancaster Monday and arrest
ed several of our young men. The
trouble came on during the fair.
The daughter in the case is said to
be under fifteen years Of age.
DR.. l.. H. Giffen returned from
Twin Bluffs, Idaho, where he made
arrangements to locate and take his
family.
Ed Selle has a new motor wheel.
There was lid on the gambling
jackpot during the fair.
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