Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-04-08

having moved their household goods
into their former residence lat
week
Sam'i Kitto is making some i'm
prOvements in the interior of his
j store
Prof. Jenkins and wife were down
from Patch Grove Saturday.
w. J. Ketner estimates that two
wells and wind mills and main
pipes from the top of the hill down
to and along Canal Street can be
placed for SIS, 500, at a very con
sentative estimate. He offers to
undertake the job at that figure.
In case such contract is let, why
not give it to home man if pos
sible. Mr.. Ketner will place his
figures before the village board
and the people.
The creamery opened last week,
and Eric Hermanson, the new
manager, seems so be the right
man for the place. He comes high
ly recommended. We hope to see
our creamery forge to the front this
season.
Mrs. J. G. Parker went to Lancas-
ter last week with her aunt, Mrs.
Ward, who had been visiting her.
The Smith boys brought the
badger to town Saturday, and it
created considerable interest.
j. M. Donnelly and A. G. Bishop
made business trip to New Hamp-
ton, Iowa, last Saturday.
Otto Oswald, wife and daughter
wore up from Bagley Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Millip, of Bagley,
attended Rebekah lodge here Sat-
urday evening. 1t was Mr.. Millin's
first experience, and the ladies kept
him quite busy.
Mr.. Richardson and wife, of Lam
caster, were guests at the Andrew
Myers home last week.
Burne Pollock was over from
Lancaster Saturday.
Paul Lewis was home from Platte
vile Normal last week.
Mrs. Abba Ballantine and daugh-
ter Mrs. Frederick attended a music
recital N Kimball hall, Chicago, in
which Miss Edith Ballantine partici-
pated.
Saturday was big day in this
place.
DR.. Orr, Anthony Abraham, And
rev Cairns and Frank Braudt were
some of the Mt Hope visitors here
Saturday.
DR.. w. 81. Ellis, a graduate of the
Northwestern University Dental
School of Chicago, is assisting
dentist S. A. NARROW of this place.
A good many people here have
been making maple syrup.
The w. R. c. served supper in
Hickok's restaurant Saturday, and
as result they made $50
The high school team play ed the
first game of the season with the
Lancaster boys at Lancaster Sat-
day. Our boys won by score
of to 0. Abraham and Hos
kins were the battery for the
home team.
Robert and Frank Hoskins started
Sunday for California, where they
will look up the affairs of the estate
of their brother Arthur. and visit
various localities. They expect to
be gone about three weeks.
Harry Okey came up from Cass-
vile Saturday, to get his wife, who
had been visiting her brother, Chas.
Pierce.
Matt. Edwards returned from
Dakota. Doesn't like it.
We hear that David Hoffman has
bought feed yard in Streator, ILL.,,
his former home. Probably this
means that we are to lose the
family.
Mrs. Fred Riese stepped on
nail, which penetrated her foot to
quite depth The wound is heal
ing.
Charles Scott is home from Texas
for visit withhis relatives. Charley
has been south some time.
J. D. Hatch was over from Ian
caster Sunday.
Rev. Lacey and wife chronicle
the advent of daughter in their
home.
r. f Jay & Co. are placing some
fine cases and shelving in their
store.
Harrison Day goes to Sarles, N.
D., today, to work in a printing
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Hatch and
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