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


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Sam Fisher was up from Cassville
Thursday.
Leo Ryan, of Glen Haven, was in
Lancaster Thursday.
WIN. Fache. of Sitter, was in
Lancaster Thursday.
Melvin Bonn is wishing relatives
in Platteville this week.
Miss Pearl Wright enjoyed visit
this week at DEVILS Lake.
j. W. Harris, of Benton, visited
here with friends Thursday.
Joe Patterson. of Bloomington,
was visitor here Thursday.
H. R. Smith, of Fairplay. had
business in his city Thursday.
Louise Wagner was Liberty
visitor Wednesday Of this week.
Mrs. A. H. Barber, OF Waukesha,
| visited relatives here this week.
Painters are at work painting the
primary school on the south side.
Mrs. Henry Bremmer and little
daughter are visiting in Fennimore.
Miss Mary Godfrey is visiting
her uncle DR.. Godfrey in Galena.
Rose Lance. of Bloomington. was
a visitor at the county seat Wednes-
day.
Terrence Craig is visiting his
mother and sister who live in West
Virginia.
Katie and Anna Pross and J. E.
Pross, of Platteville, were in this city
Thursday.
Frank Hesseling, Of Potosi, was
caller the hub of the county"
Thursday.
Mrs. Budd Duncan and son Nor
man are visiting at the L. NJ. Dixon
home in Muscoda.
-P.J. Blindert and Louie Homer, of
British Hollow, called on their
friends here Thursday.
Miss Maude CaIthew returned
home Wednesday evening from a
visit with a friend in Dodgeville.
L. A. Drake was in our city
Thursday advertising the La Crosse
Inter State Fair to be held September,
81 to 26.
L. Alt & Sons have had a new
set of scales installed at their place in
the south part Of the city, for weigh
ingssstock, etc. : s sas1. 1s
The Political Equality club will
meet with Miss Portia Showalter Mon
day, Aug 10th. at 80 A full at
tendance is desired.
e. J. Roethe, Louis Brechler,
Lawrence Patch and Julian Bradbury,
of Fennimore, were callers at the
county seat Wednesday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. John Howe return
ed last Saturday evening from their
extended wedding trip in the east and
have taken up their residence in their
fine home on south Madison street.
ID. J. Gardner, T. L. Cleary and
IL. A. Brunkhorst, were in Lam
caster Thursday. They got mixed in
their dates and were under the impress
sion that an adjourned term of circuit
court was to start that day.
Henry Henkel. wife and daughter
and Mr. and Mrs Walter Brennan
returned Thursday noon from their
camping expedition to Long Lake.
They report an unusually pleasant
time with plenty of good fishing.
John Boyle was down from Fenni-
more Thursday. He is now doing
we'll with his livery business there
and says that now with improved
facilities he can handle his growing
trade much better than he could at
first.
Miss Lillian Stevens expects to
start Sunday or Monday on her vaca-
tion, which she will spend in Calu-
met, Hughton, Hancock and other
upper peninsula cities, intending to
remain here until after the hay fever
season is over.
Mrs. Jane Wand returned last
Tuesday from three months visit at
Cotton, g. D., whittier she was called
the 1st of May last because of the
death of her daughter, Mrs Garland
Ellis. She has been making her home
with Mr.. Ellis family and with her
other daughter, Mrs. Jas. F. Treloar
and reOorts that thev are Or0SnerinO