Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-06-24
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

j. L. Patterson, of Blooming
ton, was in this city Friday.
Kathryn Baldwin, of Blooming
ton, was Lancaster visitor Satur-
day.
Daniel Carmody, of Mt. Ida,
called on Lancaster friends Tues
day.
Atty. A. R. Bushnell was down
from Madison or legal business this
week.
Geo. Whitcher and D. H. Con-
drey, of Platteville, were in this
city Monday.
F. f. Wheeler and John Nc
Way, both of Muscoda, were visitors
here this week.
Mrs. Kate Janney, of Platte
vile, is visiting c. F. Dickinson and
family this week.
-Chas. Lind and Alex. Gullick-
son, both St1tzer citizens, were hub
N1SlIOFS yesterday
j. M. Harcleroad, of Platteville,
circulated among friends at the
county seat Friday.
Geo. Holland, OF Gettysburg,
S. D, was in this city on business
the first Of the week.
-Attys. A. W. Kopp and L. H.
Brinkhorst, of Platteville, were
business visitors this week
Atty. W. E. Howe and j. j.
Blaine, OF Boscobel, transacted
legal business he'e this week.
Emily Cronin arrived home
Saturday evening from Belolt
college for the summer vacation.
&C. NJ. Chapman, L Philipsou
and DR. J E Heraty, of Blooming
ton, were visitors here this week
Miss Mamie Calvert was called
to Omro Saturday by the serious
illness of her aunt Mrs ". Marks
The United Colony of Beavers
viii hold an adjourned meeting on
Saturday evening June o. Special
business.
Miss Marie Baumgartner, who
is attending Milwaukee Down
{ college is home for the summer
+ vacation.
10. Il. Basford and wo sons L.
P aud Harry attended the perform
ance of Ringing Bros. circus at
Dubuque Saturday They drove
their auto down
District Attorney A. W. Kopp,
of Platteville, was in the city on
court business yesterday. He re-
ports everything looking favorable
in the district for his nomination fo1
congress.
Mrs. Robert BROKER returned
home from Merriam, Wis, Monday
evening. At the time of her leav-
ing there her father had slightly
recovered from the effects of his
recent stroke of paralysis
Ladies having old and curious
things for exhibition in the curic
shop to be Conducted during home.
coming week, are requested to
leave same at the Carthew building
or at D. G. Johnson's store.
The following people from Blue
River had legal business here this
week; Lewis Craigo, James Harris,
G. M. Callahan, o. S. Freeman. B.
Fame, G. Lee, J. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Thorspe, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Atkin
son and Mrs. Hungerford.
Mrs. Geo. Vail, residing three
miles west of the city, died yester-
day morning, after an extended
illness. She was formerly resi-
dent of Lancaster but had lived in
the vicinity of the place of her
death for the past fifteen years.
Frank G. Newman, of Cassvllle,
charged with soliciting women for
immoral purpose was caught by
Sheriff Budworth last week, below
Davenport and brought to this city.
He will have his hearing today at 4
o'clock before Justice Schreiner.
Prof. Robt. e. Br1nsmade, direc-
tor of the Plarteville Mining Trade
school has resigned his position.
He will hold a position on the
Ladysmith iron range. Since he
took up his work in the local in
stitution he has met with great sue
cess. His successor has rot as yet
been chosen.
"A number. of Platteville citi-
zens attended the ball game here
yesterday. Among them we noticed
the following: A. w. KemIer, J..
G. Kemler, JAS. Nye, Roland Har-
vey, o. A. Eastman, A. II. Nehls.