Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-08-03
Local JOttineS.


Miss Dora Ressmeyer is visit |
lug friends in Madison.
DR.. and Mrs. Kinney returned
from Minneapolis Thursday.
Wilbur Doll of New York City
Is taking vacation in this vicinity.
The dress makers association
viii meet tonight with Mrs. Selma
Knoble.
john Day and wife were in
Dubuque Wednesday and Thursday
Of this week.
-Messrs. Ernest Brooks and Will
Stark were over from Bloomington
yesterday.
Miss Lillian Thomas of Potosi
was guest at the 7. F. Orton
home this week.
Misses Helen Brooker and
Minnie Wright were guests of Fen
nimOre friends Thursday.
Miss Belle McKelby of Potosi
spent the latter part of the week
visiting Mrs. J. G. Jordan.
Miss Grace French celebrated
her birthday Saturday evening by
entertaining some friends.
DR.. g. c. NARROW has been at
tending the national dental con-
vention in Minneapolis this week.
W. S. Lathrop is again in active
charge of his restaurant, Joe Hof-
fman retiring on account OF Ill
health.
But one marriage license grant
ed since Onr last issue-that of Leo
A. Marten, Prairie du CHEN, and
Wlerte E. Graves. Boscobel.
The Political Equality club will
meet Monday evening with Mrs.
Frank Horton. The meeting will
be IN memory of Lucy Stone.
Little Miss KathYrn Carthew
entertained about 80 of her little
friends, Wednesday afternoon, the
occasion being her 9th birthday.
DIR. Carter of Livingston has
been here this week. DR.. Carter is
recovering from a recent operation
which he had performed in Chicago.
W. b. Pearson and Clarence
Calvert, government employees at
Washington, d. c., are expected
home next week for their summer
vacation.
Mrs. Chas. Belscamper and
daughter of St. Charles, Minnesota,
returned home Thursday after sew
eral weeks visit with relatives and
friends
--E. d. Beeman conducts an ex-
scursion to South Dakota Monday.
Mr.. Beeman informs us that he has
disposed of 5000 acres of Dakota
land thus far.
John Ferguson is here from
Chicago visiting his father and the
former friends. He is employed as
q hOrseshOer by the Chicago city
railway company.
Atty. B. R. Goggins of Grand
Rapids has been appointed by Gov.
Davidson to the position sof railroad
commissioner, TO succeed John
Barnes, resigned.
Mr.. Bjerke, the Montfort mer-
chant who has been missing since
March, has been heard from by his
wife. He was in a hospital in
Berlin, Germany.
Robert Collier, Sithe old time
Patch Grove merchant, has retired
from business, being succeeded by
Fred Booth, who has been running
the store for him for,some years.
-Delos Needham of Lewiston.
Idaho, IS expected here this week
for q visit with his grand parents,
AID. and Mrs. Delos Abrams. The
young man is a son Of former
County Supt. Dan. Needham, and |
recently graduated from the state
university at Seattle. He has been
on a pleasure tripl in the eastern
states and is now on a return trip
home.
Ed MolzOf and Ellen Whitish
we're placed under arrest by Sheriff
Budworth Thursday, charged with
fornication. The woman is an aunt
to her supposed husband. Both are
ignorant Bohemians, land have been
arrested before on charge of unlaw-
full marriage. Justice Trabor bound
them over to trial in circuit court.
They have one child, badly deform-
ed, 10 mo. old and the woman is
again in delicate condition.