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

VIM. Meyers was over from
Bloomington Monday.
-Jens Jensen, of Cassvilled, called
on hub friends Saturday
Vivian Laughton has reformed
20 his home in Platteville.
j. q. Livingston was in this
city Saturday on business.
Christina and George Pink
visited at Hurricane Sunday.
H. France, of Potosi, called on
county seat friends yesterday.
-Adolph Nathan, of Chicago,
visited relatives here this week.
Ed. Erwin, of Mt. Ida, was IN
Lancaster on business Monday
e. o. Wheeler was down from
Fennimore on business Saturday.
H. Ransom. was down from
Fennimore Tuesday on business.
Byron Long and Will Moran
were Fennimore callers Saturday.
Phil Henderson,, of PlattevIlle,
was a visitor in this city Tuesday.
John stefen, of Platteville,
was a visitor in this city Saturday.
Marion Patterson, of Blooming
ton, was a visitor in this city Fri
day.
IS. Folyer and Lyman Armfeld
were down from FenpimOre Satur-
day.
Matt schildgen, of Flora, greet
ed friends here Sunday of this
week
james Turner, of Potosi, tran
sacted business at the county seat
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Samter, of
PIatteville, were visitors in this city
yesterday
Mrs Henry Judd attended the
convention at Racine as a delegate
for the ". R. c.
Mex KirschbaUm and Simon
Kirschbaum, of Cassville, were visl-
tors here Monday.
-Ex-sheriff "Jack" Watson was
down from Livingston Oh cuisines
the first of this week.
jay Duncalf is home from North
Dakota where he has been employ
ed on the johnson farm
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dav and
two sons attended Ringing Broth
ers circus at Dubuque Saturday.
Mrs Henry Judd and daughter
Florence attended commencement
exercises at Milwaukee last week.
Jack Kelch, DR. Miller and
Horace Fawcett, of Platteville, wit
messed the ball game here Tuesday.
Miss Isabelle Burrows, of Ga
lena is expected here today to assist
her uncle IN his store during home
coming.
The appearance of the front of
the Boston Store is being much i'm
proved by the application of coat
of red paint.
Game Warden Storrs. accom-
panied by Leonard Bradley of Fen
nimore, were visitors at the county
seat last week.
Sunday was the longest day of
the year. 1t was also one of the
hottest, or at least everyone seemed
to feel the heat more.
That storm was also good re.
minder to many residents that their
trees needed trimming and helped
to hurry them up in doing the same.
Ralph Ray returned home Mon
day noon from Washbourn, Wiscon-
sin, where he attended the conven-
ton of the Beaver Lodge.
Miss Bessie Kitelinger who has
been teaching the Pleasant Valley
school the past year, held the final
exercises of the year Friday.
Frank Schleyer, of Cassville,
was adjudged insane few days ago
by Drs. Hartford and Feiker. He
was taken to Mendoza yesterday by
Elmer Garner.
Misses Claudia Jordan arrived
home from Platteville Monday. She
was a member of the class which
was graduated from the Platteville
Normal last week.
Miss Mabel Judd graduated
from the Milwaukee Normal school
last week. Her mother, Mrs. Henry
Judd, and her sister, Florence, at
tended the commencement exercises
As a result of the storm Sat
urday night J. 7. Bennett had an
unusually large sale of window