Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-04-18
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
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Chicago.
Mrs. Chas. Angus is visiting in
Wonewoc.
Alb. Walker is visiting relatives
in Warren, Illinois.
Miss Arminda Eastman went to
Montfort Thursday.
Mrs NARROW Kidd is visiting
friends in Glen Haven.
R. T Doughert came up from
Platteville on business Tuesday.
Lee jackson, of Platteville, was
a business caller here Thursday.
John Day returned Thursday
from trip through the Dakotas
G Bartholomew, of Fenpimore,
was caller in this city Wednesday,
FLOP" Fritz, of FennimOre,
was a county seat caller this week
Alex Robinson of Patch Grove,
was a visitor in Lancaster Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Knapp are
the parents of a baby girl born
Tuesday.
Mrs r. Narrower was a recent
visitor in Fennimore, at the George
narrower home.
Fred Make, who has been
visiting relatives IN the west re-
turned home Monday.
Lester Bidwell is quite i'll at the
farm of his sister, Mrs. 81. j. Wal
ker just east of the city.
Mrs NARROW Kidd of this city
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Kathar-
me Baumgartner, in Cassville.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Hemrichs
are bestowiDg parental affection on
baby girl born Wednesday.
Mics Marie Baumgartner, a
student in Milwaukee Downer Col
lege, is spending the Easter vaca-
ton at home.
Mr. and Mrs f E. Heidel and
little daughter, of Elma, Iowa, ar
rived Thursday for visit at the
McBrien home.
/ Misses Mary and Catherine Smith,
Mary Warren, Clara Budd and Mrs
Walter Ziegler were Dubuque visit
ors last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harshberger
left Tuesday for Mather, where
they will spend the summer on
their cranberry marsh
-Chas. Boyd and family recently
moved TO the Reisic farm in Dry
Hollow. They expect to remain
there during the summer.
Fred Lambert and Frank Five
coat, two well known Mt. Hope
citizens, called on their many
friends in this city Tuesday.
DIR. Godfrey and his brother,
Robert, went to Galena Wednesday
to be ia attendance at the funeral
of Mrs Henry Godfrey, who died
there, Tuesday.
The five act society drama,
East Lynne will be presented at
Reeds opera house on April Doth by
a capable company under the man
agement of Moses and Mcdonald.
They come highly recommended.
The high school baseball team
plays the Platteville Normal at
Piatteville today. Although the
season schedule has not been com
pleted as yet games will probably
be played with Mt. Horeb, Wauzeks,
and Linden.
The farmer who plants tested
seed corn knows that it will grow,
while the one who plants seed corn
that is not tested has no way of
knowing whether it will grow or
not. Success usually goes with the
man who knows.
The local w. r c. was pre-
scented with very appropriate and
much valued gift at their meeting
last Saturday. After the regular
business had been disposed of, Mrs.
Schweers, a visitor from the Fenni-
more Chapter, and her daughter
Miss Schweers were conducted to
the platform. Mrs. Schweers then
presented to the local chapter two
recently framed pictures of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Spen-
Ger, both of whom were Lancaster
residents. Mrs. Spencer was a
charter member of the W. r. G.
and for seven years held the office
of chaplain. Her husband was one
of the oldest soldiers sent forth
from this section during the great
Rebellion. Both were highly es-