Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-08-22

q. Oleson returned on Monday to
his home In Blair.
Miss Edith Gunlach is visiting at
the Will Trenary home in Platteville.
: Mr.. Justice transacted business in
Platteville Monday.
Nj. and Mrs. w. E. Lewis, Of
Platteville visited here Tuesday.
: Lloyd Rundell purchased drove of
pure bred hogs at the Wisconsin
sales circuit.
J. G. Watson went to Parker. S. d.
Monday for visit with relatives.
Frank Houdle accompanied by his
sister. Mrs. John Livingston, went to
Hurley, S. D., Monday.
Chas. Livingston and bride, of Chi
cago, are here on visit at the r. F.
Livingston home. Many friends ex-
tend congratulations.
Frank Linenfelser came home from
Madison Sunday he is now enjoying
an outing on the Mississippi river
near Potosi.
Mory O'Connel has returned to his
duties as brakeman on the A. w.
road.
Skaife's threshing machine broke
down Wednesday while they were
threshing at Arch Rundel's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blanchard are
here.
: Ned Ivey, of Lancaster, visited the
Andrew home recently.
Mrs. j. ]. Andrew is visiting in
Mineral Point.
The Ladies Aid enjoyed delight
full picnic at Tom Dophlin's Tuesday.
Mrs Dolphin came for them in hay
rack, to insure room for the COM
4 mod;ous lunch baskets which are
/ always pleaeant feature on such an
] occasion.
Mrs Bourette and Jessie spent Sat-
9 urday and Sunday in Montfort.
Mrs. Art Wilkinson and children
of Mifflin are visiting at the Nichol-
son home.
Mrs. Frank Tufiey and Misses Nellie
and Bessie Allen joined the Eastern
: Sars at MCntfort Tueday evening; the
{ ladies went up ON the o'clock train /;
DR.. Tuff1ey drove up in the evening.
Mrs. Schmitt and Marcalette are
home from Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Langstaff, Of
Potosi. were here last week to see
the new grandchild at the Frank
Zeller home.
g Mrs. Harry Biddick visited at
Arthur Wednesday, at the Less
= Matthew home.
The young people enjoyed social
time at the Harlan Blddick home
Tuesday evening.
9 Frances Andrew will teach near
Lancaster the ensuing year; that's
{ why Ned wears such broad smile.
3 VIM. Kennedy spent Sunday at his
home in Montfort.
Mr.. Krohn will resume his old job
of cheese maker at the Wolf Hollow
> cheee factory. Mr.. VIM. Haskins,
ST., will occupy the house he vacates
. and Purl Keene will move his family
into the house now occupied by VIM.
! Haskins.
> Clara and Mildred Laughton went to
Platteville Monday for visit with
VIM. Waters and wife.
Thos. Alcock and wife we're here
from Arthur Sunday.
Will Skate is in Milwaukee.
s. E. Livingston is home from
Galena.
Bernard Livingston has gone to
lola, Kansas, where he has work in
foundry.
F. M g. held Quarterly meeting
here Sunday crowd from Werley
were here; tent meetings are now in
progress, Rev. Dietzman and family
from Richland Center are here, also
, Rev. Kamm and family of Montfort;
Rev. Hauley of Platteville, expects
to be here to assist in the meetings on
Thursday.
Jay Fruit and Ben Noble visited
the county seat Saturday.
Mr.. Vincent Of Galena is placing
fine monument on the grave of
Mrs. Carl Mueller at the German
church.
Chas. WaIing Jr., moved his
family out on the farm.
Will Mickle, missionary at Japan,
has sent back some Japan work for
sale the money TO be used for mis-