Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-08-05

onions on the Leon Scott farm, some
of which are quite large. Charley says
it is an eternal joy to take care of
them.
Ed. T. Patterson and son Eddie
went to Lancaster Saturday to de-
liver a team of horses to Mccoy Bros.
Mrs. A. E. Lewis, daughter Iva
nellie, Miss Mary Walker and the two
daughters of R. D. Walker and wife,
of Dakota were the guests of relatives
and friends over Sunday.
DIR. F. E. Blackburn and wife were
guests at the A. G. Tubbs home.
Will Cooley's little son cut the tip
of his finger off in lawn mower. The
blade took about half the nail.
The members of the Merry-Go-
Round club visited at the George
Glass camp at the river near Bagley
Thursday.
DR.. 81. H. Hancock, of st. Paul.
has located in this place for the
practice of dentistry. He has secured
a room in the Hickok building. DR..
Hancock is we'll and favorably known
to many of our people and we believe
he will get along comfortably.
Miss Ruth Haywood of Minneapolis
is visiting at VIM. Heiner's.
A number of our people are camp
ing at the river.
F.. M. wager recently sold 100
acres of his farm to his neighbor Peter
Kirschbaum. at 500 per acre; but as
Mr.. wager still has fine tract of 218
acres, there is no danger of his run
ming short of land for time.
Claude Hickok was over from
Lancaster Sunday.
Co. Supt. BROKER examined a good
IL number Of teachers here Monday
and Tueday, and you bet it was a
warm session--one of the hottest OF
the stnmer4sabout ninety in the
shade.
Mrs. r. N. Hoskins passed few
DAYS in Glen Haven with her sister,
| Mrs. VIM. Garner, who has been i'll.
Miss Bessie Ketner is with relatives
in Prairie du Chen.
Grant Ballantine and family were
in Prairie du Chen couple Of days
last week.
The gospel meetings in the tent are
attracting fair sized crowds.
Mr.. Joe Greer visited in Bagley
last week.
Miss Tierney of Chicago has been
visiting at Cherrier's and Campbell 8
recently.
Misses. Edith Ballantine and Allie
Patterson visited at Prairie du CHEN
one day last week.
r. N. Hoskins has been repairing
the johnson house, recently purchased
by him. We hear Mr.. Knapp and
family OF Patch Grove will move in
soon. Mr.. Hoskins thinks of building
a feed yard and shelter for the benefit
of farmers teams on the premises
west of this house. This would be a
great convenience for the farmers and
a benefit 70 the town
Miss Flossie Judd of Lancaster was
guest of her sister, Mrs. Will
Morkin.
Mrs. Adkins and Goldia are home
from Platteville. They have advertis.
ed to sell their household goods on the
street Saturday.
Mrs. Carrie BaIlantine is visiting
relatives in Boscobel.
Joe Mccoy and son were over from
Lancaster Friday.
Gordon Smith of Lancaster was a
caller Friday.
Miss Ellis, winsOme young lady
from Mt. Hope, is clerking in the
store of F. L. Greer & Son.
The +. L. Greer, Fred Edwards
and Alex Robertson families are
among the river campers. Mr.. Greer
deserted his cottage at Clayton Land
ing on account of the filth deposited
all about by the high water.
Elbridge. Reynolds hurt his hand
quite badly in a Irvine binder Mon
day
Miss Florence Brady is suffering
with appendicitis.
Miss Allie Schreiner is entertain