Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-06-17
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= AROUND THE COUNTY .
- What Our Neghbors Are Doing, Reported by
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with Mrs. Humphrey Ga years ago.
Mrs. Young read a beautiful poem.
Interment was made in the Nagle
cemetery.
There was a light frost in low
places Monday morning. No dam
age.
A number of our people went to
Prairie du Chen to see the ball
game Sunday. Cassville beat the
Prairie boys by score of 10 to 2.
Lee Brookens lost a valuable
horse Saturday night.
Casper Auel had the misfortune
to break the small bone in his leg
Sunday.
Ed Patterson says his son Pierce
has out grown his hat at least four
sizes all on account of paltry ten
pounds of masculinity appearing at
his home Sunday evening.
Miss Dora E. Webster, of Fenni-
more, will teach the second primary
in our schools next year, instead of
Miss Griswold, it is reported.
PERSONALS Prof Chas. M. Chap
man, who is teaching up state is
out at the Chapman farm for the
summer vacaT Jon. DR.. Chas. Har-
vey and wife were guests of rela
tives here, coming from Minneapolis
last Wednesday Joe Patterson,
who is taking a vacation, is with
relatives IN South Dakota. Miss
Ella Witcomb is visiting her sister
Louise in Racine, and will return
home with her next week. :. Lewis
BETTER, son Lewis and Mrs. Clay
BETTER returned from Milwaukee
Friday, where Mr.. BETTER attended
the Masonic Grand Lodge Lee
Peacock visited friends in Nc
Oregon last week Martin Seippel
was in town Saturday. He is now
locatedin Dubuque . . Reub French
passed last week in Prairie du
Chen, taking baths He returned
home improved in health = Miss
Maeal Pritchett is visiting in Lam
caster and PlatteviIle. John Law
less was over from Prairie du Chen
last Friday and Saturday L.
Armfield and John Pink who run
medicine wagons for prominent
firms, were in town Friday !. :. Mrs.
Chas. Woodhouse and daughters
Alta and Edna arrived from Cali
fornia last Wednesday for visit
with relatives and friends. Crit
Hickok and Mark Cooper were the
only people from here who attended
the soldiers reunion at Cuba City
last week. Harry Hickok, wife and
and daughter returned with Grit
and visited here over Saturday and
Sunday :. John Myers, of Lancas-
ter, was a guest at the Andrew
Myers hop. Saturday and Sunday
DR.. GiN ar visited the Cassville
o. E. S. lodge Saturday and return
ed with her daughter, Miss Emma,
who visited friends there for few
days. :. Mrs. Daisy Brown and Miss
Nell Austin were in Dubuque Mon
day . Miss Algie NARROW, of Lam
caster, visited here a few days last
week. Alex. Frederick and wife
were over from Prairie du Chen
Sunday :. Mrs. Schumann OF PotOsi
is a guest at the Henry Kuenster
farm. Ina Key and Marie Patch
are home from Sinsinawa, where
they were attending school Art.
Naylor, of Rockford, ILL.,, is guest
at the j. Il. Zeigler farm near
North Andover. VIM. Burton
and wife of Beetown, were guests
at Burtis Fields home over Sun
day. Mesdames VIM. Bates and
Harley Hickok went to Chicago
this week to visit Misses Jessie
Bates and Sylvia Greer and other
friends. A number of our local
fans went to Prairie du Chen on
the steamer Eclipse" to see the ball
game Sunday. Greer and Pritchett
served in their usual capacity for
the Cassville team. John Garside
and wife and Miss Agnes Hope are
visiting relatives at Alma Center
Mrs. Lee Brookens is delegate
in attendance at the state meet of
the w. R. G. at Racine. =. !. Miss
Birdie Reese is visiting in Cassville
II. George Miller and wife were up
from Bagley Monday +. Abe Gold
berg was in Dubuque on business.
His three children went with him to
attend the circus and visit relatives
Theo. Winchell and Miss Fox
were over from Lancaster Sunday
Miss Florence Brady returned from
California last week. i. Mrs Sam
Stevens of Milwaukee is visiting
relatives here. Mrs. French and
daughter, Miss Grace visited in Cass-