Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-06-10
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our rural schools next fall. Some
of them will be filled by teachers
eligible to secure the special state
aid of $50 per annum to the districts
in which they are engaged.
Myrtle Webb and Minnie Kaap
were Lancaster visitors Thursday.
M. M. BARLEY, of Bloomington,
and l. n. Webb, of Little Grant,
made a business and pleasure trip
to Prairie du Chen, and McGregor,
Iowa, the fore part of last week.
Business visitors in Lancaster last
Thursday were Gay Landon, VIM.
Bruss and wife, Dan'l Tralnor.
Arthur Lynass, John Hollenburgher
ST.. and Bert Garthwaite.
Columbus Wayne and wife were
in Bloomington Tuesday.
Ed Jeidy and family were Bloom
ington visitors Friday.
Frank Newman, of Bloomington,
was Little Grant visitor Thursday.
John Henry, a son of George
! Henry, was Mt. Hope visitor Sun
day.
A few of our farl ers have had
horses afflicted with the disease
known as sweeney" during the
past few days. 1t consists of q
strained condition of the leg and
shoulder. About the OILY remedy
is thou1 ough massaging of the parts
afflicted. Those farmers who have
had horses SO afflicted are Frank
Hickok, Karl Kaap, Chas. Under
| wood and Thos. Webb.
| Tim Mogan and family were at
Jake Henry's, Sunday, May S1st.
| James Edwards, of Bloomington,
drove through this township Satur.
day enroute to Lancaster in order
to meet his Son Vern, who has been
teaching in Granton, Wis.
M. and Mrs. J. G. Welsh have
been visiting friends and relatives
in Lancaster the past few days.
Little Grant business visitors in
Bloomington Saturday we're: Alf.
Adams and wife. Hiram Adams and
father, Albert Krohn, Sup'r. Albert
Brandemuehl and wife, Mrs. Chas
Wetmore and son Lewis, Lewis
Devlin, Jacob Henry, Frank Rickok
and fanny, Mrs John Smith and
son George, Clarence and Ortor
Cooley, John Champion and family,
Flavian Cherrier and family, Harry
Kaap, James Abraham and wife,
VIM. Hope, John Zenz, Henry Pink,
j. G. Welsh and wife, Herman Ly-
mass, Gerald Lynass, Geo. Smith
ST., Roy Garthwaite, Isaac Garth.
waite, Ora Garthwa1te and Emmett
Florence and Rilla Addison.
A former citizen Of this town, to-
wit, George Bierman, who is al
present employed by Roll Brookens,
of Bloomington township, was al
last married at Dubuque, Iowa, tC
Miss Rose Udelhofen, of Blooming
ton.
Mrs. Ed. Cover was bushes;
visitor at Lancaster Thursday.
Mrs. Earnest Garthwaite and
daughter were Bloomington visitors
Saturday. Her niece, Allie Pritchett
accompanied her home.
James Oates was a Lancaster
visitor Thursday.
Miss Blackburn, of Lancaster,
closed a successful term of school in
the Bowen district, last Friday.
Doubtless some of our citizens
will attend the Mt. Hope commence.
ment which occurs Wednesday,
June 10th. The special features
are an address by Elk county Super
intendent c. w. Harper, of Madi.
son, and musical selections render
ed by the Aristo orchestra Of Bloom.
ington.
Those of our citizens who attend
ed the band concert and ''show" at
Bloomington Saturday evening
were: Frank Morrow, Oakley
Leighton, Albert Henry, j. Hickok,
Dan'l Trainor, Florence and Agnes
Hope, Florence, Charles and Burnell
Addison and perhaps others.
One of our former citizens, Mrs.
Cecilia Garthwaite, while engaged
in cleaning the Union cemetery a
few days ago, ran across and killed
large rattle snake.
Lewis Wetmore was a Sunday
visitor at Mt. Hope, at the home Of
James Davidson ESQ.
Quickwittedly quidnuncal to
quaint, querulous, quondam, ques-
TONERS and promising to quarlessly
quell quibbling quixotic quotists
quodrupIicately in quodrisyllabic
qulzzes next week we quickly and