Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-04-29

tives in Potosi.
Lee Eastman was out of tow1
on business yesterday.
Frank Garvin, of Woodman
was here on business Monday.
David Gardner, of PlatteviIIe
had legal business here this week.
Henry Hartline returned from
a business trip to Robinson, Illinois
Friday.
g. G Horton and wife of Patch
Grove, are visiting relatives in Lam
caster.
William Lewis is visiting at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. John
Foley in Cassville.
L. G. Hurd, j. S. Lewis and E.
r. Lewis, OF Dubuque, we're in Ian
caster on business Monday.
VIM. Decker and w. E Hey
ward, of Fennimore, were Lancas.
ter visitors last Saturday.
Geo A. Moore's\ next shipping
day of hogs, veal, calves and cattle,
will be on Wednesday, May 6.
Miss Elizabeth Lowry, teacher
OF the sixth grade on the south side,
is undergoing a siege of the measles
this week.
Miss Nellie Shepherd, of Platte
vile, who has been visiting hel
sister, Mrs. N. J. Tiedeman, IN this
city, returned home yesterday.
The Bell Telephone Co., Is
putting IN a line of poles from
Monroe St. along Lincoln st t.
Adams and from there down Adams
st.
DIR VanDusen will soon move
into the house formerly occupied by
DR. G. S. Moore. The latter Is en-
gagged in moving into the Burrii
residence.
Clint Bud worth, who has beer
employed by the Great Western
railroad at Clarion. Iowa, arrived
home Saturday noon, for an ex
tended visit with his parents
Anton Schmidt has been serious
ly i'll for the past few weeks and VI
to this writing has not improved
His brother Cherries of Minnesota
came Saturday and is at his bed
side.
Andrew Lewis and John Boyl,
were in Viroqua Saturday and Sun
day. They report that Saturday
was a busy day in that city, as tel
carloads of tobacco were delivered
there.
The following Northwestern
railroad officials were here on thei
regular tour of inspection Monday
P. J. O'Brien, M. Riney, b. S
School, A. F. Reiner, w. ]. Rlne!
&nO -. u. Taylor
The Herald has been asked
lately to print the names of thos,
pupils who have received the perfec
attendance certificates. Owing Il
the already large and constantly in
creasing number, it has been fount
impractical to do this.
Rev. Nabholz, pastor of tn,
German Eyangeletic church, ex
poets to leave shortly for Hinsdale
Illinois, where he has accepted tn,
passionate of church. Rev. Nab
holz has been here since 1889 anC
during that time has made many
friends who will hate to see hin
leave.
1.-THE Princess of Death Valley
which was to appear here May 18th
have cancelled their date on &C
count of their leading lady, Mis-
Daisy Burton, leaving them befor,
that time to start her summer en-
gagement with stock company
The high school seniors will Civ
their class play on this date.
Will Mcmahon and his force o
bridge builders are hard at worl
this week putting in cement founda
tions for the Ellenboro bridge
which was lately rendered unsafe b,
the old rock foundations being part
ly washed out. The upper part o
the bridge, however, is in good con
dition and when the new founda
tons are put in it will be as good a
new.
"A telegram to Mrs. NJ. A. Rec,
announced the death of Charles Z
Munger, who died at the home @
his brother in-law. B. F. Forbes
Lacrosse, April, 80, 1905. Nh
Mungers wife, formerly Miss Ell
Forbes, of Cassville, died tire
years ago last February. In Decen
Der last, her brother was laid to rest
making five deaths in the family i